Grandma D's summer squash

Gardens and vegetable growing is not something new to Ryan's side of the family. I have made the most wonderful salads with fresh romaine and arugula from Ryan's grandparent's garden this summer. And recently, the crookneck squash that Grandma D deemed "Nathan's squash", was ready to be picked. I failed to take a picture of this beautiful vegetable (actually two-they were siamese twins, joined together!) before they met their demise in a pot of boiling water. They were absolutely georgeous though-and totally pesticide free! I cleaned, sliced and boiled them, then put them in the food processor with a little of the leftover water. Next, I put the puree into an ice cube tray to freeze for later. I filled an entire tray! While I was at it I boiled some sweet potato, which you also see in the picture. I am trying to be creative with my cooking for Nathan-I want him to have a large palette. I am picking up some interesting recipes here and there so if you have any good ones, please send them my way!