Easy to make, uses both zucchini and yellow squash, tastes great, and is wonderful for you!
Wash squash and remove end pieces. Slice squash into one quarter or less inch rounds. (I use a mandolin). Combine remaining ingredients and pour over squash.
Cover, refrigerate several hrs or overnight, tossing occasionally - makes about 4 cups.
Lasts quite some time in the refrigerator and a spoonful or two added to any meal gives a great contrast. Looks pretty too!
| Servings: | 10-12 |
| Time: | 10 Minutes Preparation Time 0 Minutes Cooking Time |
Source: from a 1973 newspaper recipe that is no longer being published and whose name I have forgotten.
By Nancy from Cross Lanes, WV
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I have been given some pattypan squash and I would like to have some recipes for it, as I have never used it. I also need to know if it can be frozen, and how should it be prepared for that?
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Freezing Patty Pan Squash:
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