Slow-Cooked Summer Squash

This episode of Biblio Bistro features Slow-Cooked Summer Squash which highlights fresh summer squash and thyme. Summer squash is usually available at Farmers Markets in mid-to-late summer.

In total, this recipe was only $9.07 to prepare, or $1.52 per serving!

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Healthy Eating Tips from Dietitian Meghan

  • Zucchini/Summer Squash – Zucchini has higher water content than most vegetables. This makes it a hydrating choice for those hot summer days!

Cooking Tips from Michael

  • For the zucchini, you can cut into whatever shapes you’d like. Cutting into small coins would be the quickest method (and looks beautiful!)
  • If able, using a microplane to zest the lemon will speed up the time and avoid any injuries compared to a traditional box grater.
  • While the zucchini is roasted for a longer period of time than traditional recipes, because it’s roasted at a lower temperature it still holds up some texture!

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