You're going to love this creamy and cheesy Yellow Squash Cornbread Casserole made from scratch. This satisfying dish is so easy to make and will have everyone coming back for seconds. The perfect ...

There are a couple of vegetables we’ve found that are super easy to grow in our backyard garden. Tomatoes are one. Zucchini ...

This video demonstrates techniques for cutting summer squash. Zucchini and yellow squash are generally eaten cooked; however, you can eat them raw, especially when quite young and small. Cutting ...

Heat a grill pan over medium heat. Slice each squash in half lengthwise. If the squash are quite fat, slice them into thirds, and if they are more than 6 inches long, half crosswise too.

Similar to watermelon and other summer melons, spaghetti squash should feel heavy for its size and as for color, you're looking for yellow to deep golden. And don't forget to check out the stem ...

Summer squash can be difficult to grow in Carolina gardens. It prefers the cooler weather of springtime and grows best with daytime temperatures ranging from 65-75 degrees. There are a host of ...

Courgettes, summer squash and marrows can all be grown in the same way. One plant produces a plentiful supply and courgette flowers can also be eaten as fritters.They require a sunny location and ...

Smoky, charred summer squash are doused in a savory chimichurri for a side you’ll want to make all summer long. Zucchini is one of summer’s most abundant offerings; here it stars on a pesto ...