[Image description: four zucchinis, each larger than garden shears, are on my dining table and are fated to become relish]
"It" being that part of the season when you've got to check cucurbits twice a day (for us, at least)
this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2024
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During 2020, I was still living with my parents and working from home, so I got to enjoy home-cooked meals every day. Well, except that every two weeks my mum would surprisingly find a massive zucchini in the garden and it had to be eaten.
Long story short, I was fed a life supply of zucchini in one summer. I have not enjoyed zucchini ever since. ๐ซ
I feel that, I planted too many again
Having a few varieties helps a little but that's part of why we're making relish - so I can give some of it away in a form that others aren't also tired of.