
Season 8 · Episode 37
Seed Saver John Coykendall on Cushaw Squash
Cushaw are not just for decoration
TennesseeFarmTable.com · Amy Campbell - The Tennessee Farm Table Podcast & Broadcast
October 8, 202122m 59s
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Show Notes
n this episode my featured guest is Knoxville Native, seed saver, artist and farmer John Coykendall. John will let us know the origins, qualities,, and culinary uses of Cushaw squash.
I (Amy Campbell) share a recipe for baked cushaw, courtesy of Mrs. Cornelia Weldon, mother of Sarah Weldon Hackenburg who took many of the photos for John Coykendall and Christina Melton’s book Preserving Our Roots: My Journey to Save Seed and Stories.
Fred Sauceman, Food historian, Writer, and Professor of Appalachian Studies at ETSU shares a segment on the Native American origins of Cushaw squash.