What can you do with squash blossoms aside from stuffing them with cheese and frying?
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Lucy's M.June 30, 2011
My Italian grandfather taught me to scramble them with eggs and some fresh herbs -- delicious!
clintonhillbillyJune 30, 2011
My wife and I came up with this recipe for squash blossoms awhile back and we really love it: http://www.food52.com/recipes...
The blossoms are stuffed with a small amount of raisins, fresh mozarrella, and sundried tomatoes, and then roasted and drizzled with walnut oil. The walnut flavor goes really well with the squash blossoms.
The blossoms are stuffed with a small amount of raisins, fresh mozarrella, and sundried tomatoes, and then roasted and drizzled with walnut oil. The walnut flavor goes really well with the squash blossoms.
Greg027June 30, 2011
Squash Flower tacos. Common street food in Mexico City. Saute onion, Garlic, olive oil then add male flowers at the end. serve with avocado sea salt & hot sauce.
Helen's A.June 30, 2011
I've seen any number of squash blossom soup recipes. I made one a couple of years ago that had onions, poblano chiles, and some cream, along with the shredded squash blossoms. It was fantastic.
meganvt01June 30, 2011
They are great stuffed with cheese and not fried, also good in fritatta and risotto. Or perhaps over fresh pasta with a light tomato or browned butter sauce?
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