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Wendy
Guest
Aug 21, 2008
6:43 AM
Stuffed Baked Zucchini

What to do with those HUGE zuccini's some of us are growing

Boil the Zuccini whole in a large pot for about 15 minutes
Cut in half, remove the seeds
Scrape out the 'meat' and mix with any blend of grain, herbs and/or meat (oregano, parsley, tyme work well).

Put the rice/herb/meat mixture into each side
Sprinkle with Parmasean (or other cheese)

Bake at 350 for 25 minutes

YUM!!!!!

Scott
Guest
Aug 31, 2008
11:04 AM
Hi All!

Yet another Zucchini recipe that we just LOVE! You can also use Crookneck or any other summer squash for this. This recipe is especially good for those "big" squash that your not sure what to do with. This recipe is very simple and absolutely delicious!

"Gagoots and eggs"

Ingredients:

-Squash (enough to fill al large pot when diced about 1/2 to 3/4 full.
-Onions (4 large)
-Olive oil
-oregano (dry or fresh)
-basil (dry or fresh)
-Tomatoes (optional)
-Black pepper (to taste)
-Crushed red pepper
-Bouillion (4 or 5 chicken or vegetable)
-Salt (to taste-only use if you don't like greated parmesean(sp) or romano cheese)
-Grated Parmesean (sp)
-Eggs (4 large)
-Water

Peel and cut squash into 1-2 inch pieces. Scrape out latge seed but the smaller ones with become tender with cooking. Cut and dice onions. Pour olive oil into deep large pot (enough to cover bottom) and heat over medium heat. Add squash,onions and tomatoes if used and stir occasionally until it starts to become tender (about 10-15 minutes). Add basil, oregano, black pepper. Sautee for another 5 minutes to incorporate herbs. Add enough water to cover squash and add bouillion cubes. Simmer until squash and onions are tender. Turn up heat until boiling and add whipped eggs. Wait about 1 minute and stir thoroughly with wooden spoon.

To serve:

Fill bowls with "stew" and add cheese and crushed red pepper (optional) to taste. Enjoy!

Hope you like this as much as we do. It has been a recipe in my family for generations!

Scott

slabside
4 posts
Sep 25, 2008
11:58 AM
Canning Recipes

Sorry for the delay. I got my recipe for green bean dip (Frijole Mole) and others I mentioned at the canning talk from www.Animal,Vegetable,Miracle.com. Take a look at the website for great ideas on what to do with your harvest. Better still, read the book. It's also at our library on CD.