Pickles by Brian Crane for October 16, 2024

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    C  2 months ago

    That’s an infestation

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    sirbadger  2 months ago

    Hyperactive gardener. Maybe Earl will train Roscoe to reduce the size of her zucchini patch.

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    carlsonbob  2 months ago

    I’d take all three. I love zucchini!

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    hello, Dominos!

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    LookingGlass Premium Member 2 months ago

    Crankshaft® must have paid them a …… visit!!!

    ;-)

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    Botulism Bob  2 months ago

    The kitchen apocalypse.

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    GROG Premium Member 2 months ago

    I’d go out for my meals until the fridge no longer had zucchini.

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    Argythree  2 months ago

    I like zucchini, too, but not THAT much…

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    suv2000  2 months ago

    Put most of them in the Compost heap that’s where they’re going to end up anyway

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    wndflower1  2 months ago

    you can always tell a man with no friends—he’s buying zucchini at the grocery!

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    montymiff  2 months ago

    In our area there’s an old saying: “If you have no zucchini you have no friends."I tried a compact zucchini this year: “Space Miser". The fruits were as thick as my thumb and about 5” long. Chopped up well into carrot sized rounds so great for stir fries/tomato dishes. The overgrown ones were thick as your fist and still short as your hand. Saves a lot of zucchini angst.

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    scote1379 Premium Member 2 months ago

    Squash Omelet ? IDTS

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    sarahbowl1 Premium Member 2 months ago

    Looks like Opal has been gardening of late!

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    jessebob42  2 months ago

    Grilled, breaded and fried or zucchini bread please.

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    Concretionist  2 months ago

    Spouse steamed some zucchini last night: Sliced into 5mm rounds, tossed with some rosemary and thyme and steamed in a basket for several minutes. Served w/ a bit of butter.

    Not bad, but not knock-you-down delicious either
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    Pharmakeus Ubik  2 months ago

    It’s obvious, you should make pickles out of them. If they still persist, graduate to courgette quiche, then zucchini pie.

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    Concretionist  2 months ago

    Spouse steamed some zucchini last night: Sliced into 5mm rounds, tossed with some rosemary and thyme and steamed in a basket for several minutes. Served w/ a bit of butter.

    Not bad, but not knock-you-down delicious either. I prefer stir-fried w\ onion and some spιces.

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    Ulrig  2 months ago

    Crankshaft’s other growing plot?

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    steveh64  2 months ago

    Roscoe, guess what’s for dinner!

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    tremaine53  2 months ago

    “Some zucchini ice cream, maybe.”

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    richardsergott  2 months ago

    My lone zucchini plant produced 30+ loaves of bread and numerous side dishes of fried zucchini plus gave many to neighbors !

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    dsidney49  2 months ago

    Mom used to make zucchini bread… it was the only way she could get us kids to ingest the stuff we considered as loathsome and “ucky.” Apparently some tastes change when you get older… love the stuff now.

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    gozirra2 Premium Member 2 months ago

    Coming soon to a theatre or streaming, ‘Attack of the Killer Zucchini!’.

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    Doug K  2 months ago

    The Pickle’s Home is now Zucchini House.

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    MRBLUESKY529  2 months ago

    Zucchini doesn’t have enough flavor to love or hate. But it does go well with a lot of different recipes.

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    miztrniceguy  2 months ago

    Yuck

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    [Traveler] Premium Member 2 months ago

    Earl needs to squash those options

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    david_42  2 months ago

    My wife put the zucchini plants on pots this year, it really reduced the excess.

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    ANIMAL  2 months ago

    Every year it’s the SAME thing……… they can’t GIVE that stuff away.!!!!

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    jango  2 months ago

    In college there was a guy in our dorm who had an Italian sounding name. Everyone just called him “Zucchini”

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    Angry Indeed Premium Member 2 months ago

    Much as I like zucchini, I don’t think I like it THAT much! Good thing my wife, the gardener, doesn’t grow any. She barely tolerates it!

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    Watchdog  2 months ago

    Against the law in Pennsylvania to possess more than one

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    MayDay31  2 months ago

    I’m astonished how lazy that man is, sitting in his easy chair with his TV table, turning down offered food. Wait until Opal’s no longer around, Earl; you’ll be one of the helpless ones.

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    Zen-of-Zinfandel  2 months ago

    How about a pumpkin spice/ham omelette?

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    christelisbetty  2 months ago

    Why do people plant so much zucchini in the first place, if it’s always so prolific ? How about donating it to the local food pantry.

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    prrdh  2 months ago

    Opal, you forgot zucchini noodles.

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    mfrasca  2 months ago

    Zucchini is what I got

    I said remember that

    Zucchini is what I got

    (I got, I got, I got)

    —Nowell / Wilson / Gaugh / Roberts

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    ladykat  2 months ago

    That’s a lot of zucchini.

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    poppacapsmokeblower  2 months ago

    One year my mom planted ten zucchini plants. That was the year she tried to feed me zucchini bread covered with zucchini butter and zucchini jelly. Also that year my job was to sneak around the neighborhood about dusk and leave grocery bags of zucchini on porches.

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    ragsarooni  2 months ago

    Do a “Gallagher” & find new ways to destroy’em! Fun!

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    rasputin's horoscope  2 months ago

    I wonder if Brian Crane lives in Utah. When I lived in Idaho, we used to joke about leaving baskets, boxes, and bags of zucchini on the doorsteps of family, friends, and neighbors.

    I once made an entire meal for friends where every item- from the soup to the main course to dessert contained zucchini. One of my dinner guests was so amused, she bought me a zucchini cookbook. If every recipe in the (slim) cookbook is used once, it will use 93 pounds of zucchini. The relish is very good; the dill pickles are not!

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    stepzla  2 months ago

    Ummm, where is she going to get the eggs for the omelet?

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    Flossie Mud Duck  2 months ago

    When first planting a vegetable garden, we had no idea, and planted a 6-pak of zucchini. We had to resort to putting them on porches, ringing the bell and running like crazy.

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    zeexenon  2 months ago

    Pretty much the truth in my gardening days, till beets ….

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    walstib Premium Member 2 months ago

    Zucchini is great as long as it’s cooked in a dessert bar with lots of chocolate chips.

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    EMGULS79  2 months ago

    “Knock yourself out, honey! As for me, I’m sending out for pizza.”

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    curtlyon19  2 months ago

    need two things, a trash bin and a trip to the market

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    sobrown51  2 months ago

    Shouldn’t there at least be some eggs in there if omelets were an option?

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    HarpGirl  2 months ago

    CHOCOLATE ZUCCHINI CAKE

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    wildlandwaters  2 months ago

    my wife said she picked up a bunch of zucchini yesterday. I said (sarcastically) oh goody! She saved the day by saying she’s gonna bake a bunch of zucchini bread… whew!… (I still think she’s gonna squeeze some of it on an upcoming dinner plate, tho… lol!)

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  2 months ago

    Fry it up. Pass it over. I’ll swallow it down.

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    Smeagol  2 months ago

    I almost always have zucchini bread in the house to have with my coffee for an afternoon snack.

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    cracker65  2 months ago

    I learned the hard way. Only plant one zucchini plant. Same goes for summer squash.

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    Teto85 Premium Member 2 months ago

    No thanks, I’ll have the courgettes.

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    Strawberry King  2 months ago

    At least they won’t go hungry

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    GG_loves_comics Premium Member 2 months ago

    Smile, Earl. It could be okra or asparagus.

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    LKrueger41  2 months ago

    That is why you never plant zucchini. And hope none of your neighbors do either

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    Nobody_Important  2 months ago

    Opal, you were meant to sneak them onto neighbors porches back on 8 August!

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    Laurie Stoker Premium Member 2 months ago

    I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: One zucchini plant can feed an entire neighborhood. Whether they want it or not.

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    Brent Rosenthal Premium Member 2 months ago

    Lame zucchini jokes are more prevalent than zucchinis are.

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