#Summer squash

[morethansalad]

Baby Chick Onigiri with Wasabi Edamame Fillings (Vegan & Gluten-Free)

[ahedderick]

Summer squash

Hey, don't cry. Have some summer squash or zucchini? Get a baking dish that fits inside your microwave. We're going to cook this without heating the kitchen up too much. Slop a little marinara sauce in the bottom of the dish. Chop the squash into bite-sized pieces. You can add chunks of bell pepper, onion, tomato, or cauliflower (small pieces, it takes longer to cook) if you want. Mix all that in the dish and dot a little butter around over top of it. Cover with more marinara. You can make it a 'meat sauce' by adding cooked, crumbled ground beef or slices of kielbasa. Pepperoni? Yeah, sure. Cover it and microwave 5 minutes, stir it a bit and cook a few more minutes until the veggies are tender. You can top it with some shredded cheese when it's done; the hot veggies will melt the cheese if you give it a minute.

One-dish dinner. Lots of good veggies. Not too hard to prep or clean up. Love you; Mwah!

[ladysnowangel]

Summer Squash

[inthecityofgoodabode]

August 2024: A Little Bit Of Everything

Monday harvest:

Tuesday harvest:

Seeds we collected from this year's leeks:

Wednesday harvest:

Curbside find of the week. These 100 gallon stock tanks run for around 130 bucks & this one was free. We're going to use it to make a container version of a hugelkultur bed:

Friday harvest:

These are some of the summer squash that volunteered in our front bed. They appear to be a hybrid of lemon squash & either straightneck or crookneck squash:

Tersa sphinx caterpillar:

Seen while walking:

Found while walking - two rocks... one obviously evil:

We have volunteer pumpkins in the front bed starting to make:

A volunteer crookneck squash from the front bed:

Sunday harvest:

I felt something on my back & snapped this photo:

And here it is biting me:

Out of focus shot of a hummingbird feeding at our chive blossoms:

My queen planted some lemongrass today to take the place of the Bells of Ireland that had gone to seed:

[los-plantalones]

prep for stir fry! i LOVE that all i had to buy for this was celery. the rest was foraged / grown on the farm. 🫛🍄‍🟫🥕

[sikfankitchen]

Hobak Jeon (Korean Pan-Fried Zucchinis)

[nasturteayum]

the colors of a zephyr summer squash, our first 🥺✨💚

[ryanscabinlife]

This poor unfortunate soul. This zucchini’s not very healthy to begin with but she managed to put out a couple flowers, one already in bloom. And now she’s flooded. Poor thing can’t catch a break. I kinda feel bad, I was well aware that this is a flood zone prior transplant. That water’s been there for more than 48 hours. I’m very curious if she’ll survive

17-jul-2023

[ositothebear]

[lee-romee]

zucchini brownies

i am so excited about this one! i started with something i knew would work, but had to modify (i need groceries), & it came out so good!!! so chocolatey & moist --- plus they're gluten-free!!

125g grated zucchini

170g (3/4c) thick yogurt

100g (1/2c) brown sugar

1/4c milk

2tsp vanilla extract

1/2tsp salt

160g (2c) oats

5g cocoa powder

80g chocolate chips

100g chocolate melts

1tsp baking powder

1tsp baking soda

grate zucchini into a large bowl

add yogurt, sugar, milk, vanilla, & salt, & fully combine

blitz oats into flour

whisk together oats, cocoa, chocolate chips, & leaveners in a separate bowl

melt the chocolate melts in microwave or over a double-boiler

add the drys & melted chocolate to the wets; mix until just combined

chill batter in fridge ~15min

preheat oven to 350F

grease an 8x8, pour in batter, & bake for ~45min

cool in the pan, then slice & serve :)

notes:

i used 2% milk, but any works ♡

i started with 110g of chocolate melts, then 100g of that made it into the bowl

[morethansalad]

Vegan Lemon Poppyseed Pasta Salad (Gluten-Free)

[takeiteasyonmeimstilllearning]

I am either making something that will knock my socks off

Or will be carbonated milk.

I call it Everything Soup

[mossiestpiglet]

[image id: various produce, mostly tomatoes, spread over a grainy countertop. The produce is mostly grouped by variety. Only the lemon cucumbers are in a bowl. End image id]

Haven’t posted any harvest photos yet this year because I don’t usually arrange them very nicely, but I put a bit more effort into this one from a few days ago. My favorite tomato of all time is the freaky yellow pear that looks like four grown together.

Varieties pictured (top to bottom, left to right)

Tomatoes- Black Beauty, Yellow Pear, Black Cherry, Pork Chop, German Johnson, Sungold

Beans- unknown variety of long bean

Eggplant- Millionaire, Japanese (by the bowl)

Cucumber- Armenian, Lemon (bowl)

Summer Squash- Zephyr, Zucchini

[inthecityofgoodabode]

September 2024: The Days Leading To Our Nineteenth Anniversary

Wednesday harvest:

We cleared out the summer vegetables to make room for the cool season vegetables:

If no one else does, he wants to hear what is on your mind:

We're still working on this bed but the goal is pollinator magnet:

It came in the mail:

Anniversary flowers:

Sunday harvest:

Cool season plantings.

Kale:

Cabbage:

Swiss chard, brussels sprouts, bush beans, broccoli & cauliflower:

Spinach:

Swiss chard & peas:

Anniversary day dinner:

Lost soul:

We trekked over to Arkansas to check out a lake at a wildlife refuge. The road to the lake was out so no photos of the lake but have these photos of crossing the Mississippi River back into Tennessee:

Tuesday back at the house:

My queen working magic:

Tuesday on the grill:

Tuesday dinner:

[petula-xx]

White early bush patty pan squash. So many different shapes!

Can you guess which one I let grow to full maturity to seed save from?

[nasturteayum]

I spotted the squash vine borer. Sigh. Several of my summer squash had larvae poop and cracks, so I dug more today, and found a few larvae. Hopefully squished the rest in there. Sprayed more diatomaceous earth, cut some weaker leaves and tied the thicker stem to the bamboo poles.

Later, I'll add more dirt on the stem, and sow some radishes in between the squash. Why not?

But since the squash damaged are pretttyyyyy bad at the stem, I'm sowing 4 more summer squash to replace the ones out there if they go to the point of no return.

The chiffon Zucchini was hit the worst, so I'm not redoing it.

🤞🤞🤞