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In an Oakland hills garden grown from heirloom Calabrian seeds, cookbook author Rosetta Costantino and her 91-year-old mother preserve southern Italy’s culinary traditions.

Tucked away in a modest strip mall in Fenton, Missouri, Poor Richard’s stands as living proof that culinary greatness often hides in the most unassuming places – and their zucchini fries have become ...

Welcome to Clubhouse Eats, where we celebrate the game’s most delectable food and drink. Hope you brought your appetite. When Chef Mario Scordato isn’t making fresh pasta at his primary business, ...

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Zucchini flowers are a summertime delicacy. Each year, when they begin to bloom, I’ll walk barefoot through the garden soil, wet with dew, and snip off the blossoms that lie open to the morning sun.

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." For Ree Drummond, summer is a time "when your garden is exploding with more zucchini than you know what ...

The Korean Way to Make Zucchini 10x Better originally appeared on Parade. It's peak summer produce season, with tomatoes, eggplant, corn and zucchini all popping up in grocery stores and farmers' ...

The Italian Way to Make Zucchini 10x Better originally appeared on Parade. Summertime comes with plenty of fresh produce, but from June through August, zucchini is the star of the show in many gardens ...