Do you have TONS of Zucchini???

My zucchini plants are always out of control. I could eat zucchini every day if I knew what to do with it all. NOW I DO!

Lauren at GoLo Kitchen posted a recipe for Pizza Stuffed Zucchini! Would you look at that!!!

Add that to the previous zucchini post Veronica did, and I need to add another plant to my garden next year! Seriously...look at that picture! I need to go eat...

Also you can shred zucchini and freeze it to make zucchini bread. I still have some frozen from last year and the bread is fantastic!! That recipe plus more will be up later this week!
---Hefty One Zip Freezer Bags are on sale at Smiths for $1.00! Stock Up!!
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Comments

Noelle said…

Now that looks like the kind of zucchini I would eat! (Actually I love zucchini in all forms, but it doesn't hurt to smother it in cheese..)

August 18, 2010 at 12:21 PM

Tori said…

My zucchini did not do well this year some critter had a full belly from it!!!
Tori
http://thriftytori.blogspot.com/

August 18, 2010 at 6:07 PM

Audrey said…

Noelle - I know! Cheese makes everything nice. :)

Tori - Any chance your in Utah? You could come over and get some. :) Thanks again for your post! Your awesome!

August 18, 2010 at 8:34 PM

Tori said…

Audrey - nope to bad I am all the way in TN :)

August 18, 2010 at 9:03 PM

Gardner Village Series: Country Furniture & Gifts

Gardner Village is a local treasure. If you've never found your way down there, October is the month to do it! The shop owners love Halloween! The village becomes a witch village and many times, shop owners will even dress up. On my most recent trip to Gardner Village, I stopped in at Country Furniture & Gifts which is a store very ready for Halloween.

The store is located in part of the old restored flour mill built in 1877 by Archibald Gardner in West Jordan, Utah. The store is very family oriented and houses many built-to-last items such as dining room tables, sofas, beds and chairs. They are also famous for their rug room where many of their rugs are still USA made. As they say, "A rug makes a huge impact for a minimum investment to any room."

The home accessories and giftware are amazing! They have all sorts of decor for all sorts of personalities. Please be sure to pay them a visit. It's worth it!
If you're an interior designer, you might quali…

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What to do with Apricots: Homemade Fruit Leather

If you have access to an apricot tree I highly suggest making fruit leather. This was my first time attempting any kind of dried fruit and it turned out heavenly!
Plus my house smelled great all day!! And if you read a recent post you can see why that would be needed...lol

Apricot Fruit Leather

4 cups chopped apricots
sugar
cinnamon
nutmeg
lemon juice
1/2 c water

Add apricots and a 1/2 c of water to a saucepan on low heat.
Cover, stirring occasionally for 10 minutes.
Add sugar 1 T at a time till it tastes good
Add lemon juice 1 tsp at a time to taste
Add cinnamon to taste
Add nutmeg to taste - I did a lot of tastin'!! :)
Simmer for 5 minutes on low heat until thickened a bit

In batches add mixture to a blender
Blend until smooooooooth
Prepare baking sheet: line with microwaveable safe plastic wrap
Add mixture to sheet about 1/4 inch thick

MAKE SURE the plastic wrap doesn't fold over mixture and that it doesn't touch your oven
Bake at 140 degrees for 8 to 12 hours - fruit leathe…

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