Read more about the article Recipe: Baked Parmesan Zucchini Bites
We used Cocozelle Italian zucchini - cool stripes!

Recipe: Baked Parmesan Zucchini Bites

Continue ReadingRecipe: Baked Parmesan Zucchini Bites

Whether you are sick of zucchini yet or not, we've discovered a recipe that will make you fall in love with this ubiquitous vegetable all over again. Any recipe with 2 ingredients is our kind of recipe. If it's any indication of how good these are, I have zero photos to show for my efforts. They were gone in minutes, before I could snap a shot. So, turn on the oven, get out your mandoline or a sharp knife and…

Read more about the article Recipe: Baked Parmesan Zucchini for 4th of July
The finished product is sweet and savory, tender-crisp and delicious.

Recipe: Baked Parmesan Zucchini for 4th of July

Continue ReadingRecipe: Baked Parmesan Zucchini for 4th of July

Happy 4th of July! Are you sick of zucchini yet? Here at Gardenerd we strive to find new ways to use zucchini, many of which hide the ubiquitous fruit well. This is not one of those recipes. This one features zucchini in all its glory. Baked Parmesan Zucchini. We featured this recipe on last week's Tip of the Week podcast, but here's the real deal to back it up. They're tender-crisp and great for eating while outside in the garden…

Read more about the article YouTube: Italian Vegetable Pronunciations
Do you know how to pronounce this kale? We'll show you.

YouTube: Italian Vegetable Pronunciations

Continue ReadingYouTube: Italian Vegetable Pronunciations

We hear people struggle to pronounce Italian vegetable varieties all the time. Chioggia, Lacinato, the list goes on. We're here to help. Yours truly studied the Italian language in college (okay, granted I can't remember most of it) but certain things stick. Learn our tricks for remembering these Italian vegetable pronunciations and you'll never forget how to say them again. Italian Vegetable Pronunciations Now that you've got it, here are some tips and tricks for using those words in action:…

Read more about the article Nailed It!: Zucchini Flan Fail
"Finished" zucchini flan

Nailed It!: Zucchini Flan Fail

Continue ReadingNailed It!: Zucchini Flan Fail

This one is especially for anyone out there who thinks we're perfect here at Gardenerd. Hang on to your hats, it's gonna be great. Years ago, when traveling to Italy, we picked up this great cookbook from a vegetarian farm hotel in Umbria. We bought it mainly for one recipe: the sformatini di zucchine, a "soft creamy ricotta cheese and courgette flan with a hint of marjoram." It came to us in a cup/dish made from Pamagiano Reggiano cheese that…

sliced zucchini
sliced zucchini

Recipe: Zucchini Quinoa Lasagna

Continue ReadingRecipe: Zucchini Quinoa Lasagna

This week, we continue our efforts to provide interesting meal ideas with the abundance of zucchini coming in from the garden. Are you sick of it yet? Hopefully not, because this zucchini quinoa lasagna (technically lasagne, because we're using more than one lasagna "noodle" here) is delicious. In this recipe, zucchini serves as the flat noodle, which makes this a gluten-free recipe. Quinoa really works as the filling here, all skepticism aside. The dish is meant to be vegan as…

Read more about the article Zucchini Overload? Spicy Zucchini Soup to the Rescue
Spicy Zucchini Soup

Zucchini Overload? Spicy Zucchini Soup to the Rescue

Continue ReadingZucchini Overload? Spicy Zucchini Soup to the Rescue

You know the drill: you go away for a weekend and come back to baseball-bat sized zucchini. After you've given away as many as you can and your neighbors have stopped talking to you, there's only one thing you can do--make Spicy Zucchini Soup. This recipe is the perfect solution for zucchini overload because it uses 2 POUNDS of chopped zucchini (you don't have to shred or even peel it). It comes together in about 30 minutes and is perfect…

Zucchini Overload Solution: Zucchini Bread Cookies

Continue ReadingZucchini Overload Solution: Zucchini Bread Cookies

There are some years that I don't plant zucchini because I'm still sick of it from the year before. This was not one of those years. Admittedly, summer squash doesn't hold my interest as long as winter squash is around, but I wanted to try a new variety of summer squash. But wait...

First let's clarify something. Summer squash grows in the summer. Winter squash... grows in the summer. The difference is in the storage. Summer squash has to be consumed during the summer, but winter squash stores through the winter (think pumpkins, ...

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