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Grilled or Broiled Squash and Zucchini

2 Comments | Posted September 6, 2010 by

The Fridley Farmer family continues with our summer squash eating adventures. Some of our recent recipes used the squash in place of another ingredient as though I was trying to hide the squash. These two dinners featured squash front and almost foremost. Squash wasn’t the main dish for either of them, but it was the principal side dish in both cases.

Broiled Summer Squash and Zucchini with Red Peppers and Mushrooms

Cut squash and zucchini, red peppers and portabella mushrooms into serving size pieces. Toss lightly with olive oil, then lightly dust with herbs and sessame seeds. Broil on low until the squash is tender, the mushrooms are turning dark and the pepper is getting wrinkly.

Serve and enjoy.

Possible herb suggestions: Rosemary and parsley, garlic and lemon, chives, ginger

Adding tomatoes to the mix would be delicious too.

Broiled Summer Squash and Zucchini with Red Peppers and Mushrooms

Broiled Summer Squash and Zucchini with Red Peppers and Mushrooms

Grilled Squash

Prepared the same way as above, but grilled instead of broiled. These turned out OK, but I think they would’ve been better as part of shish kabobs.

Grilled Summer Squash

Grilled Summer Squash

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2 Comments to “Grilled or Broiled Squash and Zucchini”

09.09.10 at 09:18
Posted by Julie

looks yummy I’ll have to try before it gets to cold to grill!

09.09.10 at 09:41
Posted by stuporglue

Thanks for stopping by Julie! I was happy to visit your blog and find another Minnesota gardener. I have subscribed to your RSS feed and am excited to see how your garden grows.

Take care,
Michael Moore





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