Remember that time I thought it would be cool to grow zucchini, because we like it so much? Turns out that zucchinis multiply at a rate that is greater than any assignable quantity of countable numbers. Zucchini never stops. It's a squash, so it originated in the Americas, but it sneaked into Italy and eventually took over France, Germany and the UK. It eventually decided to come home to North America, and was first recorded in the US in the 1920s. I can't help but feel like it was on the DL then, waiting for the right moment to bust out of California and eventually colonize Mars. All of this is possible because zucchini is so delicious and versatile to prepare.
You know, if you stuff a zucchini in a potato cannon it makes a real mess. Don’t ask me how I know this but as a kid I did not like zucchini and it grew like weeds in our garden so something needed to done besides eating them.
I planted Zucchini once in 1984. There was so much of it that my kitchen ended up looking like a Heinz warehouse. There's still a case and a half of the stuff in the pantry.
I may invite all of Sicily over for meatball soup, just to finish it up.
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You know, if you stuff a zucchini in a potato cannon it makes a real mess. Don&rsquo;t ask me how I know this but as a kid I did not like zucchini and it grew like weeds in our garden so something needed to done besides eating them.
I planted Zucchini once in 1984. There was so much of it that my kitchen ended up looking like a Heinz warehouse. There&#039;s still a case and a half of the stuff in the pantry.
I may invite all of Sicily over for meatball soup, just to finish it up.
Only one question remains:
Bloody Mary or Champagne punch?
If you&#039;re sneaky about it, you can work almost twice as much zucchini into the frittata. Plus, it helps if your dog will eat some, too.
Eventually, you will still have to leave bags of it on random doorsteps.
If only wonket allowed condiments.
me too. except i don&#039;t like vegetables that much, so my vegetarianism was slanted toward pastafarianism.
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