Many home cooks opt for small-sized summer squash, like these from Pitney Meadows Farm stand in Saratoga Springs. Book cover for "Perfectly Good Food" by Margaret Li and Irene Li. Grilled costata ...

If you’re looking for a way to enjoy zucchini this season, reach for this collection of our most popular recipes starring this versatile summer squash. From speedy skillets and sheet-pan dinners to ...

Summer brings a ton of gorgeous seasonal produce, including lots and lots of summer squash. Even if you aren't growing some in your garden, it's likely you have at least a few in the crisper drawer ...

The squashes of summer -- zucchini, yellow crookneck, pattypan, zephyr -- are the best squash in our book. If you find yourself among those afflicted with more squash than you know what to do with or ...

Zucchini is a summertime staple. And with just one simple technique and three ingredients— zucchini, salt and oil — you can transform the crisp vegetable into a tender, perfectly caramelized side dish ...

For an overabundance of squash, we have recipes and suggestions. Besides the ubiquitous pies and casseroles, you could also buy an inexpensive spiralizer and have zucchini "noodles" all summer. Just ...

This easy roasted zucchini, squash, and tomato side dish takes just 1 sheet pan and 10 minutes of prep. It’s one of my favorite healthier recipes for busy weeknights—loaded with veggies, tossed in ...

These zucchini casseroles are downright delicious. From vibrant summer bakes featuring fresh seasonal produce to cozy, cheesy options that are perfect year-round, these dishes celebrate zucchini for ...

Cooking with zucchini brings a fresh twist to everyday meals. Its versatility allows for creativity in the kitchen, making it a favorite ingredient. From simple snacks to delightful desserts, it fits ...

With spring being so fickle some days, having us chilled to the bone with cold temps still hanging on, sometimes it's hard to remember sunnier, warmer days are coming. It won't be long before daylight ...

Zucchini can be a “burden” — you plant a few seeds and then come August find yourself with dozens and dozens of summer squash and no new ideas for using them. You try to give them away, but almost ...