One of my daughters won't touch zucchini bread. She's not of a fan of the vegetable - too mushy, she says. And she won't even eat zucchini bread because she can see the flecks of green in there.

Pack this summer staple into a delicious bread, good for any time of day—even when you’re on the go. Summer squash, like zucchini, is a good source of copper and potassium. Add a smear of nut butter ...

"My mom used to make this a lot during the summer. Can’t believe I waited so long to make it. I also did like another reviewer and dipped the squash in flour mixture, then milk and egg and then the ...

Aren’t neighbors (who give you food) the best? Some friends who live around the corner started a garden earlier this year when the pandemic hit and we were all officially stuck at home. I don’t know ...

No yeast packet? No problem! These easy summer quick bread recipes are low-maintenance and perfect for beginner bakers. Plus, as the name suggests, they're quick. From sweet loaves made with seasonal ...

Aren’t neighbors (who give you food) the best? This one uses all-purpose and whole-wheat flours, and while the latter can sometimes dry out baked goods, this bread is moist and tender. Be generous ...

Zucchini, which is slightly hardier, will take a little longer to cook than softer yellow summer squash, so be prepared if you go that route. And although it seems like a lot of salt for the squash, ...

Summer is in full swing and your summer squash plants are producing prolifically. What you need are some quick and simple recipes that use lots of squash, yet tempt the taste buds of the pickiest ...

We spoke with Danielle Sepsy, author of "The Scone Queen Bakes," to squash any mistakes we might be making with our zucchini ...

Most gardeners, from beginners to old pros, plant summer squash because it grows fast, can be harvested early and throughout the growing season. It’s the vegetable plant that keeps on giving. It is ...