All posts tagged zucchini

Making dinner salads is more about the method, not the specific ingredients. I find if you mix a starch, a protein and a lot of good vegetables

I just brought in the final harvest from the vegetables I planted way back in March. At the start

The joke about zucchini growers is that by the end of the season, they are desperate for new ways to process the fruit from their prodigious plants.

Last week I described my method for preparing and storing pesto. Pesto is something I

It's not you, zucchini plant, it's me. I think we should have some time apart; I'm sorry you'll have to be spending it in the dumpster. Yes, after

The picture above documents the most depressing harvest from my garden so far this summer. Not only that, but these three shriveled and sad baby zucchini are

I was thrilled to see tiny zucchini fruit starting to form on my plant; so far this summer cultivating zucchini has been the most difficult of the

It's an exciting time for the asphalt garden - fruit has begin to set on both tomato plants and the jalapeño, and the zucchini has tons of

It's been one month since I've planted my vegetables, and I think I can safely mix my metaphors and say, "Houston, we have lift-off!" Both tomato plants and