1. Set out a large mixing bowl. Working over the bowl, peel the squash lengthwise with the julienne peeler into thin strips. Work all the way around the squash until you get to the thick seed core.

Live on Martha’s Vineyard long enough and you might pick up some strong opinions about what makes Islanders unique.

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