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Old 07-23-2008, 10:47 AM #1
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Default Looking for tips on using and freezing zucchini
I have 11 medium to large green beauties in my kitchen. I was surprised to read I can grate and freeze them. Since they are 10 or more inches long do I need to remove the skin before I grate/freeze?

Will gladly look over recipes for fresh or frozen zucchini too.
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