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Making heads & tails of

the squash kingdom


6 Tricks to Take the Bland

out of Summer Squash


Zucchini Overload:

how to turn over-abundance

into advantage


5 Fast Ways to Cook Squash +

5 Simple Ways to Dress It Up

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Why We Love It

Top 10 Questions about Squash

The Green Kitchen

Picky Eater Tips

Money Saving Tricks

News from the Farm

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Buying the Best

Storing for Flavor

Prepping Tricks & Tips

Cooking Basics

Recipes, Recipes, Recipes

14 Easy, Creative Dishes Using Summer Squash

Making Heads & Tails of the Squash Kingdom 6 Tricks toTake the Bland out of Summer Squash Zucchini Overload: how to turn over-abundance into advantage Zucchini Saute with 5 Variations Recipe List for Zucchini Buying The Best Storing For Flavor Prepping Tricks & Tips Cooking Basics Why We Love It The Green Kitchen Picky Eater Tips Money Saving Tricks News From The Farm #CookingClassPotatoSalad #Top10Questions In This Issue

This cut is a good one in and of itself, but it is also the foundation for all the cuts that follow, like cutting matchsticks, dicing and cubing.

For squash longer than 5-6”, start by slicing into more manageable halves.  

Steady squash on either side with one hand and carefully slice off one “slab,” creating a flat surface.

Lay squash on that flat side and continue slicing off slabs of equal thickness . . .

. . . until entire squash is cut.  

Slicing Summer Squash into “Slabs”

Large slabs are perfect for grilling and roasting.  They don’t between the grates, they are easy to turn over the high heat, and there is a large surface area for browning.  

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