Baymule's 2016 Garden
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baymule
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White stuff is sand.
It's like trying to plant a garden in a sand dune at the beach. Sand. Same with the yard, just sand. I call it Texas Snow to make fun of it. 
ninnymary
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I can't believe they looked for your address for 30 minutes. Glad they didn't give up.
Mary
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baymule
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Mary, people here are so nice!
I picked 11 more yellow squash this morning. That makes a total of 204 squash!!
I made a shaved squash salad.....it was just ok, not great, not even good, just ok.
I am really reaching to find recipes for squash that aren't casseroles.
I picked 11 more yellow squash this morning. That makes a total of 204 squash!!
I made a shaved squash salad.....it was just ok, not great, not even good, just ok.
I am really reaching to find recipes for squash that aren't casseroles.
ninnymary
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Bay, do you ever just grill it? We eat it that way whenever we grill meat. It's so easy. Salt, pepper, olive oil, herbs, and a squeeze of lemon.
Mary
Mary
ninnymary
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Check this out. I'm sure you could substitute the zucchini for the yellow squash.
http://bzfd.it/29g46RI This shows the recipe.
Mary
http://bzfd.it/29g46RI This shows the recipe.
Mary
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journey11
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@ninnymary , Ooh, totally pinning that one, Mary. I've gotten 3 zucchini from the garden so far. Tuesday when I'm home, gonna make that!
Bay, one of my favorite ways to have summer squash is very simple. Slice it about 1/4" thick and simmer in chicken broth (just enough to barely cover, put lid on pan) with a little diced onion (I use dehydrated), garlic powder, s&p. Drain, plate up and sprinkle with finely shredded cheddar while still hot. Makes a really easy side.
Bay, one of my favorite ways to have summer squash is very simple. Slice it about 1/4" thick and simmer in chicken broth (just enough to barely cover, put lid on pan) with a little diced onion (I use dehydrated), garlic powder, s&p. Drain, plate up and sprinkle with finely shredded cheddar while still hot. Makes a really easy side.
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baymule
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Mary, that looks good, I will have to try that. @journey11 I like squash like that, but my DH wants it fried all the time. I am tired of fried, not mention I want recipes that don't take so long.
I think the yellow squash is done. Time for something else to start producing.
I think the yellow squash is done. Time for something else to start producing.
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Do sheep eat squash ?
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Do you freeze them? I always plant to but never seem to do it.
