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I've always called the zucchini that we grow just Black Zucchini and now
when I search, all that comes up is Black Beauty.

Is there a difference between them? The Black Beauty is an heirloom variety. --- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

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On 6/14/24 11:16, Wilson wrote:

I've always called the zucchini that we grow just Black Zucchini and now when I search, all that comes up is Black Beauty.

Is there a difference between them? The Black Beauty is an heirloom
variety.

No idea, but when does that stop me!!!

I find taste varies with growing conditions too.
I like to grow several varieties and mixed them
together when I cook them.

Zucchini
tomatoes or strained tomato juice
garlic
onions
red bell peppers
eggplant
California pepper powder
oregano parsley
salt
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On 6/14/2024 4:48 PM, T wrote:

On 6/14/24 11:16, Wilson wrote:

I've always called the zucchini that we grow just Black Zucchini and now
when I search, all that comes up is Black Beauty.

Is there a difference between them? The Black Beauty is an heirloom variety.

No idea, but when does that stop me!!!

I find taste varies with growing conditions too.
I like to grow several varieties and mixed them
together when I cook them.

Zucchini
tomatoes or strained tomato juice
garlic
onions
red bell peppers
eggplant
California pepper powder
oregano parsley
salt

Thanks, T. One of our favorite ways is simply slice in rounds fried in EVOO,
a little s&p and then serve with a good grating of parmesan cheese. We make
a meal of them. Sweet pickles with some heat are nice too!
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Wilson wrote:

I've always called the zucchini that we grow just Black Zucchini and
now when I search, all that comes up is Black Beauty.

Is there a difference between them? The Black Beauty is an heirloom
variety.

I think it just sounds more 'upscale' and they are the same thing.
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On 6/16/2024 12:07 PM, cshenk wrote:

Wilson wrote:

I've always called the zucchini that we grow just Black Zucchini and
now when I search, all that comes up is Black Beauty.

Is there a difference between them? The Black Beauty is an heirloom
variety.

I think it just sounds more 'upscale' and they are the same thing.

I'm thinking so too. The pics look identical. I just want to collect seeds
and the 'Black' is what I usually plant.
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Wilson wrote:

On 6/16/2024 12:07 PM, cshenk wrote:

Wilson wrote:

I've always called the zucchini that we grow just Black Zucchini
and now when I search, all that comes up is Black Beauty.

Is there a difference between them? The Black Beauty is an
heirloom variety.

I think it just sounds more 'upscale' and they are the same thing.

I'm thinking so too. The pics look identical. I just want to collect

seeds and the 'Black' is what I usually plant.

Some things are different though. Delicata Squash isn't the same as
straight neck yellow summer squash.
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On 6/17/24 10:29, cshenk wrote:

Delicata Squash

is a winter squash. Winter squash have tons of sugar
in them. Not the same thing as a summer squash.
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