We
interrupt your normally scheduled Elk Complaint Fest to bring you this urgent
Public Service Announcement: WARNING! It’s
that time of year again. Zucchini Season is peaking in Lewis County. All
residents that do not normally lock their homes and cars are urged to do so.
I used
to have my own addendum: make sure your car’s sunroof is closed, lest your
gardening friends be unable to resist the temptation and stealthily slide an
entire bag of zucchini, piece by piece, through the opening and into your
backseat. I have no proof as to the identity of the miscreant, but I’m pretty
sure his initials are Tim Kelly. I no longer advise this approach, as I was warned
that I would be taking zucchini home-- the easy way, or the hard way. I thought
it over and then handed him my keys.
This
year I was introduced to zucchini “pizza”—simply drizzle zucchini rounds, ¼”
thick, with olive oil, sprinkle with seasoning salt, and grill right on your
BBQ. Remove when “done”, place on top of a cookie sheet, top with your favorite
pizza toppings and replace on grill—or in your oven—until the cheese has
melted. Very yummy, and carb free. And if you get too hungry-- or lazy—you can
just skip the topping part and eat the zucchini, hot off the grill. I advise
cooking waaaay more zucchini than you think is prudent, because once you start
eating it, it tastes just like MORE.
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