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"This is my favorite muffin recipe. They come out so moist and delicious. My garden was over-run with zucchini so I made these muffins, froze them and had them through out the year. They freeze very well."

Ingredients: cinnamon, eggs, oil...

"This soup is sweet and mild and filled with enough vegetables for one meal, so serve it with a peppery little salad for contrast. This is another Moosewood cookbook original!"

Ingredients: cream cheese, dried thyme...

"Too much zucchini? Try this wonderful relish and enjoy your zucchini year round. It is really good on hotdogs or hamburgers. The yield is a guess, as I always at least double this recipe."

Ingredients: cornstarch, dry mustard...

"Talk about a face mask! This will melt your face off! Dare you try I hope you have a stomach of steel. My husband has been asking for a very hot jelly. My other jelly recipes are not hot enough for him. He asked for it and he got it. He loves it. I don't know who else would try it. Maybe Mean Chef? I don't know it's really really hot...."

Ingredients: distilled vinegar, fruit jell...

"Turkey appetizer, No meat here! Just veggies arranged like a Turkey! No limits on how big or small you make this. My picture of this is a side view of the turkey. But by all means make it as you want. Asparagus would be really good in this.
I made this again for Thanksgiving using cheeses and cold cuts. Just to show how flexible this recipe is...."

Ingredients: crackers, cream cheese...

"This yummy recipe was given to me by my Stepmom. It was always a hit on our summer table and goes great with hotdogs, hamburgers, roasts and just about anything. Prep/Cook times do not include letting the mixture stand overnight to season."

Ingredients: pepper, cornstarch...

"Fresh garden herbs are used to prepare this vegetable side dish. If you want to cook these in the oven with meat, adjust the oven temperature to correspond to the temperature that you are using to cook the other dishes (between 350-425°F adjusting the time necessary to cook the vegetables). Recipe adapted from The Way We Cook."

Ingredients: chives, pepper, green peppers...

"In this recipe, herbs and seasonings are added to tofu and mixed until creamy, and is used in place of ricotta cheese. It is important that you use the best marinara sauce you can find, and then drizzle each serving with the extra virgin olive oil. From VT April 2006."

Ingredients: fresh Italian parsley, extra virgin olive oil...

"This recipe comes for the Canadian Living magazine. This soup will have you hoping for a bumper zucchini crop in the vegetable garden (can't wait LOL). Its creamy texture comes from the rice, not the cream. To make it smoother, strain the soup through a fine sieve after puréeing."

Ingredients: pepper, extra virgin olive oil...

"A quick-to-prepare, low fat, inexpensive and yummy soup, adapted from a recipe I found in the Australian magazine 'New Idea'. Not sure exactly when, but I think from 2005; it's one I cut out of the magazine some time ago, and have made several times since then. Like most soup recipes, it's extremely verasatile: you can add other..."

Ingredients: cream, fresh ground black pepper...

"The only way my picky 4 year old will eat her vegetables!"

Ingredients: evaporated milk, double bouillon cubes...

"This is one of several recipes in the October 2005 issue of the Australian magazine ‘Delicious’ in an article featuring food that children will find delicious and which is therefore ideal for serving at children’s parties. I have also posted Open Roast Pumpkin & Feta Pies. And if you're looking for other tasty variations on sausage rolls, many of which will..."

Ingredients: coriander leaves, eggs...

"I got this from the March 2008 edition of Rachael Ray's magazine. It looks like something my family would enjoy."

Ingredients: pepper, dried thyme, eggs...

"Nice summer pate, you can easily double the recipe for a large crowd. I sometimes add some paprika powder. Also nice spread on a sandwich and then topped with tomato and cucumber."

Ingredients: chives, cream cheese, parsley...