Mmmmmmm, good. I'm dieting and I made this as a main dish, doubling the recipe for larger portions. Still low enough ihn calories for my diet and filling enough to hold me over til the next meal. Thanks for the recipe.

This was great. I made this for a side dish and my son who ususally does not eat squash. Gobbled it up faster than I did. Will make again!!!

This was wonderful! I made this according to the recipe but I used a 14.5 oz can of diced tomatoes instead of 16 oz and I did not have the watery problem some have experienced. I served this with Rice-a-roni on the side but it would have gone well over pasta since it makes enough sauce without being watery. Both of my children cleaned their plates and had seconds. My husband prefers to have some kind of meat for dinner, and even he said he could eat 10 plates of that. I will be making this again and again. Thank you for a healthy and satisfying recipe.

Very good recipe. My 9 year-old loved it and he has never liked squash. Will definitely fix again.

Not bad! I just did a couple of modifications and came out with an awesome vegie dish. (1) I read the other reviews and added much more in the way of herbs. I much more prefer fresh than dried, but sometimes the garden doesn't give over. I did use fresh oregano, which gave it a really nice flavor. I never use salt and pepper but it wasn't necessary, because canned tomatoes generally are high in sodium. (2) I really like my vegies crisp. With that in mind, I sauteed the onions and peppers first and added the squash later. I did not sautee as long as the recipe called for. (3) My can of diced tomatoes was only 14.5 ounces. (4) I served it over rice. I didn't feel that it came out "soupy" at all, but was happy for some liquid at the bottom for my rice. Hubby was happy, I was happy, and I've found a new way to use yellow squash and zucchini!

My whole family loved this recipe. It tastes like summer- fresh and warm. I added some herbs from our small community garden plot- thyme and basil- and it was perfect. I will definitely make it again- even my tomato hater thought it was delicious!

First of all, the picture does not do this dish justice!! It is excellent! I only changed it a little bit. Instead of 1/2 tsp of basil, I used 1 tsp.; Red bell pepper instead of green; Did not use salt; Drained the tomatoes (basil, garlic & oregano flavored); Mixed in the parmesan before baking; Baked for 10 mins.; Added 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella to the top and baked for an additional 10 minutes. This would make a great filling for vegetable lasagna!!!!

This dish was delicious. Next time I will drain the tomatoes. I found it to be a bit soupy but then pur some of the juices out. I will definietly be doing this again.

Seemed a little bland - I added more bell peppers and used fresh tomatoes. It still came out a little watery so if you use canned tomatoes, be sure to drain it. I also added mozzerela to the parmesan. Good stuff!

I'm not sure what the point of baking after sauteing was- the consistency did not seem to change much. I will just use the first part of this recipe to get the blend of herb and vegetable flavors. I agree with the other reviewers that adding the tomatoes gave too much water. This froze well and tasted great after reheating.

WoW! I have been making this recipe since June. This is DELICIOUS! My whole family loves it and doesn't mind having it 2 or 3 weeks in a row. I always put extra cheese in it and usually serve it with pasta. Thanks!

This was excellent! I didn't have a bell pepper but I added some mushrooms to the sauteed veggies - it was a natural fit. I also added more basil (about a teaspoon) and some garlic salt. It was the perfect recipe for using up that summer squash.

I used extra parmesan and it turned out great!

Very good. Easy to make and healthy too.

My one-year-old, who is a very picky eater, had thirds when I served this! Also, I microwaved it for 10 minutes instead of baking, sprinkling parmesan on half way thru microwaving. Then I grated Mozzerella cheese over it.

This dish was so quick, easy, and my family enjoyed every bite until it was all gone. I made it all on the stove instead of sticking it in the oven, what i did was sautee squash and zuchini along with chopped onion in 1 T. butter. I than added a half chopped tomatoe seasoned with basil and oregano and added it to the veggies when it was done i added alot of parmesan w/ romano. yummmmmy