calabazas (Pumpkin)
Calabazas, commonly known as pumpkins, are a type of squash belonging to the Cucurbita genus. They are typically round, with a smooth, orange skin and a hollow interior filled with seeds and pulp. Calabazas are often associated with Halloween and are used for decoration, cooking, and baking.
These versatile fruits are rich in vitamins, particularly vitamin A, and are low in calories. They can be prepared in various ways, including roasting, pureeing, or making soups. In addition to their culinary uses, calabazas are also popular in fall festivals and are celebrated for their vibrant color and seasonal appeal.