Here it's already July and I am still anxiously awaiting our squash to grow this season. Our coastal area has not seen much sun during the month of July. It seems the hotter it is inland, the more marine layer we get like a thick soupy fog over us. Even through this layer of fog, the garden is producing an abundance of lettuce, chard, kale, radishes, spinach and carrots. I have even harvested a few onions. The snap peas are close to harvest and I still have high hopes for our pole beans which haven't flowered yet.. . . But NO squash.
So, when the general manager brought home freshly harvested zucchini and green peppers from one of his customers in warmer country than us, I knew just which recipe to try. It has been sitting on my
pinterest board just awaitin' to be fixed up for one of our Northwest foggy days.
Creamy Carrot Zucchini Soup, found on
Natures Nurture blog was so easy to fix and even more yummy than I expected. I might have even got the kids to try the soup, but they all watched the zucchini go in the pot. That was the end of the soup for them! Maybe one day their taste buds will change and they'll realize how yummy zucchini really can be, but for now, I'll continue to find ways to hide it in their foods. . .preferably when they are not looking.
Have you tried any new recipes lately?
Blessings,
Michelle
1 comment:
Yeah, you're daughter has informed me of her strong dislike of zucchini. I told her to make it like my Mom does and drown it in cheese. :) I even sent her a 6 recipe email, 6 ways to make zucchini. :) haha.
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