22 Ways to Use Up Your Yellow Squash Bumper Crop

22 Ways to Use Up Your Yellow Squash Bumper Crop

Sometimes you need a change from the usual ham and cheese. Reviewer KOALAGIRL says, "Trust me, you will not miss the meat in this sandwich!"

Recipe creator KATHYP100 describes this as, "A delicious dish created from the fresh bounty of my garden. My whole family has seconds when we have this meal!" Turkey sausage, pasta, tomatoes, bell peppers, zucchini, and yellow squash come together to make a hearty, well-balanced meal.

Chop up your farmers' market haul, and toss it in a cheesy quesadilla that even the pickiest of eaters will enjoy. Recipe creator Jennifer Baker says, "Have fun using the fresh ingredients your family enjoys!"

What's more elegant than a classic ratatouille? This dish puts a rainbow of peppers, squash, and eggplants on display. Even the kids will want in on this. Take it from reviewer chris who says, "Ones that refuse to eat vegetables were asking for seconds."

As the weather begins to turn and you begin to turn to warmer dishes, what are you supposed to do with all that end-of-summer squash? Make soup, of course! "The whole family loved it—even the squash haters," says reviewer CSPILL. "So easy."

These patties are yellow squash’s answer to zucchini fritters. “What a great change of pace for yellow squash,” says reviewer mcqueenbee.

"This is a tasty way to use up all the yellow squash you have pouring out of your garden every summer. I also do this same thing with zucchini," says recipe creator Sarah Stephan. Nothing says summer like yellow squash on the grill.

This unusual flavor combination just might be your new favorite way to enjoy summer squash: Yellow squash is combined with onion, jalape?os, and bacon. "Nice creative twist on the same ol' squash," says reviewer naples34102.

"I had way too much produce this year. Thought I would get rid of it at a church potluck with this recipe. Did I ever!! Wasn't any left when I got up there and had to make another to see how it tasted," says reviewer Sheila S. "This was delicious." This zucchini-yellow squash quiche is low on prep time and ingredients without sacrificing flavor.

Get the warm and comforting taste of chili without all the meat! Reviewer Lindsay Newtown describes this dish as, "Tasty, vegetarian friendly, and full of vegetables!"

Serve up this easy, flavorful side alongside any pasta or meat main. "I have been making this for years and love it," says reviewer FreeAtLast.

This recipe combines three summer favorites in one: Yellow squash, zucchini, and fresh corn. "The recipe is not meant to 'stand alone'—though it surely could for a vegetarian—but is a perfect side dish to pair with spicy ribs or chicken for a family friendly BBQ," says reviewer Crystal S. "A nice meld of flavors and easy enough to dress up with basil, oregano, or cherry tomatoes fresh from the garden."

"Italian flavor AND easy to make," says reviewer Terry E. This comforting soup is full of so much Italian flavor you'll forget it's packed with fresh veggies.

Bell peppers, eggplant, squash, sun-dried tomatoes, arugula, basil, feta cheese, and farfalle pasta! Talk about a hearty lunch or dinner. This dish can be served warm or chilled.

"I am very pleased with the way it came out. I'm always looking for ways to use my zucchini as a main dish instead of a side," says reviewer chdebham. You won't even miss the meat in this one.

Swap squash for potatoes and the result is a comfort-food style squash side. Reviewer Heidi says, "I didn't even have to nag my kids to eat it!"

"My Grandma used to make this chicken and it was my mom's favorite. It is very easy, quick, flexible, and delicious. You may add as many different veggies and any amount you want," says recipe creator Melissa. "The broth made from this is great to dip bread and butter; my brother loves to have it as soup."

How to make squash a meal? Stuff it! Fresh yellow squash is stuffed with a mixture of ricotta cheese and spinach. Take it from reviewer chibi chef who says, "This is one of my favorite vegetarian dishes! I top it with plenty of warmed roasted garlic marinara sauce. No accompanying side dish is necessary. It works great by itself."

"Hot or cold this dish packs a lot of flavor. I would definitely make it again," says reviewer Linda Forman. Put homegrown produce including squash, zucchini, bell pepper, and tomatoes on display in this seafood dish.

This simple, five-ingredient recipe really lets the squash shine through. "If you've got fresh dill in your garden, substitute two to three fresh sprigs of dill for the dried dill weed," recommends recipe creator Sally Bess.

"This dish was amazing—and even better the next day! I followed one reviewer's advice and diced the veggies up really small so each bite was full of veggies," says reviewer danaleotx. "It really made it wonderful!"

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