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sumi
Rest in Peace 1980-2020
@journey11 Thank you sharing that! I've put a food dehydrator on my list of want-to-haves in my new home. This looks like a great way to sneak veggies into my fussy 8yo 
Zucchini harvest
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journey11
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@journey11 Thank you sharing that! I've put a food dehydrator on my list of want-to-haves in my new home. This looks like a great way to sneak veggies into my fussy 8yo
We have a kids' TV show here that calls fruit and veggies "sports candy". This might come a little closer to fitting that description.
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goatgurl
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@sumi, i got pretty good at hiding veggies in all kinds of things when my gd was living with me. her parents let her just eat meat and potatoes and corn but she wouldn't even try other things. by the time she left almost four years later she was doing so much better.
hate that the squash bugs got your container zucchini. i fought with them a couple of years ago and they finally won. hate those little scutters!
hate that the squash bugs got your container zucchini. i fought with them a couple of years ago and they finally won. hate those little scutters!
baymule
Garden Master
I make zucchini cobbler. It's so yummy and tastes like apple pie.
http://www.theeasygarden.com/threads/zuchinni-cobbler.13418/
I have made lasagna with it too. I slice it length-wise and use it instead of the pasta noodles. To freeze it, I slice it thin on a mandolin and put in a food saver bag, then vacuum it and seal the bag. I freeze it without blanching it. I defrost it and squeeze the water out, then roll in cornmeal and fry it.
http://www.theeasygarden.com/threads/zuchinni-cobbler.13418/
I have made lasagna with it too. I slice it length-wise and use it instead of the pasta noodles. To freeze it, I slice it thin on a mandolin and put in a food saver bag, then vacuum it and seal the bag. I freeze it without blanching it. I defrost it and squeeze the water out, then roll in cornmeal and fry it.
