So, where do you start? First things first, you'll want to choose a cool, dry place to store your summer squash. Think of it like storing your favorite winter coat - you want to keep it in a spot where it won't get damaged or exposed to the elements.
This means avoiding direct sunlight, heat vents, and areas with high humidity. Instead, opt for a pantry, cupboard, or even a basement (if you're lucky enough to have one!). The key is to keep your squash away from moisture and extreme temperatures, which can cause them to spoil quickly.
Now, let's talk about the different types of summer squash and how to store them. Zucchini and yellow crookneck squash are two popular varieties that can be stored in a similar way. Simply place them in a breathable container, like a mesh bag or a paper bag with holes, and store them in your chosen cool, dry spot.
How to Store Squash - The Kitchen Community
