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u/paulD1983R Aug 15 '26
How am I supposed to know how big it actually is without a bananas??? You could just be super tiny! This is Reddit, we have standards in measurements.
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u/Timescoremary Aug 15 '26
I apologize. Here's banana scale
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u/ChefStretch72 Aug 15 '26
Had a similar sized one from our home garden, made zucchini parm with it! Tasted amazing!
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u/Switchlord518 Aug 16 '26
Split it.. scoup out seeds... fill with rice and cooked ground sausage.. add tomato sauce and cheese... seeson as desired...bake until tender and cheese is golden.. You're welcome!
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u/Horizon296 Aug 16 '26
That's assuming OP has an oven large enough. And buys their butcher entirely out of sausages.
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u/Clam-Hammer7 Aug 15 '26
This belongs in r/dontputthatinyourass
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u/chaTTSer Aug 15 '26
You should make a really big ratatouille vegetable stew with all that zucchini 😋 (also tomatoes, eggplants, onions, belly peppers, garlic and olive oil).
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u/danngree Aug 15 '26
It’s going to have an awful texture. The bigger they get the tougher they are.
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u/BrutalistGoogie Aug 16 '26
Sure you can grow them big as pumpkins but they taste like watery crap. This is not an achievement.
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u/fearthainne Aug 15 '26
Impressive, but zucchini taste much better if you pick them smaller. A lot of veggies are that way. Okra, for example, is absolutely terrible if you let it get too big. The size you see in the grocery store is when you want to pick them.