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Thursday, June 23, 2011
Splendid Summer Squash
On the Grill
Use any kind of summer squash for this delicious vegetable dish; patty pan, green zucchini or yellow crookneck work equally well. Remove the ends and slice them longitudinally into one-fourth inch slices. The patty pan squashes make a round slice and it’s easy to put a slice of tomato on top of them and grill the tomato and the squash together.
Make a mixture of 1 part olive oil and 1 part melted butter with salt, black pepper and chili powder in fairly generous amounts.
Lay the slices on a hot barbeque grill and brush with the olive oil mixture. Grill on medium heat for 7 – 10 minutes and turn over for at least another 5 minutes. How much time grilling takes depends on the temperature of the grill.
These can be eaten straight off the grill or can be drizzled with a sauce made of mayonnaise, creole mustard, and honey mustard. Any hot mustard mixed with mayonnaise will make a delectable sauce for these vegetables.
BETTER YET
Phase 2 of this grilling project is to layer the grilled squash in a 9 x 13 glass baking dish with bread crumbs and grated Parmesan. Repeat the layers about 3 times, and then top the whole casserole with grated mozzarella. Put into a 350 degree oven for 30 minutes to melt the cheeses together. Cut into squares and top with warm spaghetti sauce and just a sprinkle of Parmesan. The smokey flavor and the texture of the grilled vegetables together with the cheeses creates a main dish that is easily as good as lasagna or eggplant Parmesan, and it is amazingly easy to put together.
The means are the end in the making. Mahatma Gandhi
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Love this blog so far anyhow. Just found today but always need good recipes. As to the above how about cheese(sharp cheddar, provolone or even goat)on the final side. Mmmmmmmm yummy either way.
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