If you have a garden chances are you have excess zucchini.
Did you know you could just slice it up, blanch it and freeze it??
Then in the dead of winter when the snows a fallin' pull it
out and enjoy some garden zucchini!
Fried in a tiny bit of olive oil... Yum!!!
Check this link for more details or just do a
simple search for freezing zucchini.
I read that unblanched zucchini will last 4-6 months
while blanched will last 10-12.
Of course don't forget to shred some for the
WONDERFUL Zucchini bread.
Did you know you could just slice it up, blanch it and freeze it??
Then in the dead of winter when the snows a fallin' pull it
out and enjoy some garden zucchini!
Fried in a tiny bit of olive oil... Yum!!!
Check this link for more details or just do a
simple search for freezing zucchini.
I read that unblanched zucchini will last 4-6 months
while blanched will last 10-12.
Of course don't forget to shred some for the
WONDERFUL Zucchini bread.
7 comments:
Be careful to blanch it only a LITTLE. If you do it too much, you will end up with a mushy product when you thaw it.
I LOVE zucchini! :)
Thanks for the info.
Yes I have an excess of zucchini!
Yea, thanks for the reminder, Sarah... Blanch for only about 3 minutes!!
you could also make zucchini relish!!! it is so yummy and a good way to get a lot of veggies in!! our recipe calls for carrots, red and yellow bell peppers, onions, and zucchini. there may be more that i forgot to mention but we love it! my zach eats the veggies by the spoonful as i make it. it is so much better than store bought and no additives!! it makes the best tartar sauce and salads(egg,tuna,chicken,etc.). just a thought!!!
Thanks Carrie! If you read this I'd love the recipe!! I never thought of that. We don't like normal relish but this sounds really good esp. how you said to use it!!
Thanks for the idea!!
I'm leaving to camp in a few minutes... See you all Monday!
Very cool...now I just have to learn how to blanch. lol. I am a new follower from MBC and would love for you to come visit me at http://www.createyourtraditions.com sometime. :)
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