I’ve had a lot of yellow squash lately in my CSA box. A lot. And I’ve used it in all sorts of ways; Two recent incarnations are here.
That’s chilled yellow squash soup and summer squash paella. While contingents of the family did enjoy them, none of them got the response of “When can you make more??” or “The last one is MINE!” Until tonight.
And it’s the least pretty of the recipes, as well as the easiest. But this is the one the kids fought over.
One to Two Yellow squash, cleaned
Olive oil (I use spray in an atomizer – You could put some on a paper towel as well)
Coarse Salt
Heat the oven to 225.
Using a mandolin (or a knife with very steady hands – Mine could never do this!) slice the yellow squash very thin. Spray a baking sheet with some olive oil or rub some on with the paper towel. Place the sliced squash on the sheet. They can touch, they will shrink quite a bit. Spray or rub on a little more olive oil, and then sprinkle on some salt.
Bake for 45 or so minutes. I’d start checking around 35. You want them to be just starting to get dark.
The kids, seriously, fought over these. They said they tasted like potato chips (T is intolerant of potatoes so we don’t get those much here) and T begged me to make more. This one was a win!
I’m super excited to be part of Allergy Free Alaska’s first Whole Foods Friday! :)
And, since this is part of my CSA haul, I certainly couldn’t forget In Her Chuck’s What’s in the box? CSA link!
It’s been awhile since I joined Wellness Weekend but I think this one fits!
And how can I resist joining something called Healthy Vegan Fridays?







Posted by Kristen Gehlhoff on July 27, 2012 at 7:42 PM
oooooooh, guess what I happen to have in my kitchen? I’m going to give these a try! Thanks!!
Posted by the RA Vegan on July 27, 2012 at 7:43 PM
My picky kid fought over these! I was shocked
Posted by Minnie(@thelady8home) on July 27, 2012 at 8:31 PM
They do sound tasty!!
Posted by Tammy on July 28, 2012 at 12:53 AM
Nice job. I tried to do these in my dehydrator last year and they spoiled. I think they look like they taste better from the oven.
Posted by suryasmiles on July 28, 2012 at 6:02 AM
I bet you could use zucchini too, it’s in an abundance now and we’re always trying to find ways to use it differently. Can’t wait to try these! So easy!
Posted by Megan @ Allergy Free Alaska on July 30, 2012 at 1:03 AM
Hello friend!
Secondly… I love the idea of this recipe. I would’ve never thought of turning yellow squash into chips. I have yellow squash in my fridge and I’m really looking forward to trying this!
First of all… thank you so much for joining me in celebrating the first ever Whole Food Fridays!
xo
Megan
Posted by inherchucks on July 31, 2012 at 1:42 AM
Great collection of ideas! Can’t wait to try the chips
Thanks for sharing and linking up!
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Posted by synchronistichealth on August 19, 2012 at 11:07 AM
Thanks for the recipe idea – I tried it last night but I think I needed to cook mine longer. They didn’t get crispy. Has anyone cooked them longer than 45 minutes?
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Posted by sacredspringwellness on August 21, 2012 at 7:58 PM
Have some in the oven now! Thanks for sharing!
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