Mom made absolutely everything out of zucchini. Zucchini caviar, pickled, fried, boiled in sugar (th…

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Mom made absolutely everything out of zucchini. Zucchini caviar, pickled, fried, boiled in sugar (they also added pieces of watermelon rind), smoked... I hate zucchini 😆 But my kids love them 😛
Telling the myth of Tereus, Procne, and Philomela (in a condensed version), we start with the Atheni… Who has experienced this or is experiencing it? What specifically helped you? Any advice is welcome.
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Lyana
We didn't have that many zucchini.
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Anita
We didn't have zucchini, I love them
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Olga
Lyana Well, I'm in the South, so that's why.
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Irina
Luckily, we didn't experience the "hungry 90s." Or rather, it didn't affect us.
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Elmira
Looks like we lived in different countries((🥒love))
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Olga
Anita So I understand that zucchini grows even without much effort in Taganrog. The only thing is, it wasn't this hot before, and any variety would yield a harvest. Now you need parthenocarpic varieties, because at 45+ degrees Celsius, bees stop pollinating.
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Olga
Irina Okay)
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Tanya
We didn't have many zucchini dishes. I hated them as a child. Now I love them. The kids hardly eat them. My son has only started eating them if they're fried in thin slices.
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Anita
Anita That's good. We had a dacha, but it was difficult to grow things there. And the dacha was far from the city. But my parents managed to grow strawberries sometimes.
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Olga
Tanya Yes, they call them my chips)
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Tanya
Tanya Haha. Mine too)))
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Irina
Irina My whole family loves zucchini and eggplant!)
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Kristina
I hate fried zucchini too 😁
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Lyana
Lyana My grandparents lived in Yessentuki, and we spent the whole summer there. But they didn't have zucchini. We didn't grow anything in Leningrad; we lived in an apartment and never had a dacha.
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Lyana
Lyana But I don't really like zucchini anyway) Only the caviar spread.
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ZVYaGINA LENA
We had potatoes like that in my childhood)
Even starch appeared on my head.
Mom took me to the doctor until they asked me how I was eating 🥲
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Aygul
If you eat the same thing every day, of course, anyone would get tired of it. And it's not just zucchini that will get old, even your most favorite and delicious dish will become tiresome.
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Natalya
My mom never cooked zucchini 😃 but my grandma did, I remember, and I especially loved how she stewed them. For some reason, I adored them as a child, everything was from the garden, the oil was delicious and fragrant. Maybe they fried them in something else, I didn't pay attention.
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Ekaterina
I love zucchini, but my mom doesn't like them 😁 though she used to make them for me as a kid. I remember we always had potatoes when I was growing up, and I still love them!
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Olga
Ekaterina Potatoes aren't as tiring!
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Natasha
Lyana I also grew up in the south as a child, not far from you, by the way. We had two dachas and never had so many zucchini. They existed, of course, but not to the point where we only ate them.
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Olga
And in winter, preserves
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