What I found growing in my compost bin today
09-12-2011, 03:09 PM
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Oh just a great zuchini for stuffing. I cook the squash until almost tender and then stuff with hamburger & rice and sprinkle with parmasan cheese. Oh my mouth is already watering at the thought. enjoy.
I would love a garden box. everytime I say I want one my husbaand says all i well get is weeds. Gee thanks alot.
kjym Kathy
I would love a garden box. everytime I say I want one my husbaand says all i well get is weeds. Gee thanks alot.
kjym Kathy
09-12-2011, 03:09 PM
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Oh just a great zuchini for stuffing. I cook the squash until almost tender and then stuff with hamburger & rice and sprinkle with parmasan cheese. Oh my mouth is already watering at the thought. enjoy.
I would love a garden box. everytime I say I want one my husbaand says all i well get is weeds. Gee thanks alot.
kjym Kathy
I would love a garden box. everytime I say I want one my husbaand says all i well get is weeds. Gee thanks alot.
kjym Kathy
09-12-2011, 04:21 PM
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Same thing happened to me. The neighbor lets me throw my scraps in his bin, and he hasn't been keeping up. I saw tomato plants earlier, and something either a melon or squash has taken over but I haven't spotted any fruit from it. And I'd guess it's the children of my food.
09-12-2011, 04:23 PM
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umm..cousin to the "eggplant that ate chicago"?
it might be a hybrid with spaghetti squash--you won't know until you cut it open and/or cook it! i used to use "too much" zucchini for a jam recipe. cake, muffins, bread, spaghetti sauce, rattatouille, fritatta, scrambled eggs, you name it. this one looks like it will feed a small army!
it might be a hybrid with spaghetti squash--you won't know until you cut it open and/or cook it! i used to use "too much" zucchini for a jam recipe. cake, muffins, bread, spaghetti sauce, rattatouille, fritatta, scrambled eggs, you name it. this one looks like it will feed a small army!
09-12-2011, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Krystyna
Originally Posted by crazy cat lady
My sister has a great recipe for zuc. patties - like pancakes. PM if interested.
09-12-2011, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by iowabelle
Same thing happened to me. The neighbor lets me throw my scraps in his bin, and he hasn't been keeping up. I saw tomato plants earlier, and something either a melon or squash has taken over but I haven't spotted any fruit from it. And I'd guess it's the children of my food.
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