Fried Zucchini

  • DIZ3 8 years ago
    I'm having the best Fall garden ever! My zucchini plant is usually gone by this time, but this year I'm giving it away left and right and still have more than I can use. We like just plain and simple vegetables to go along with our meal. Normally I just steam them, but this recipe Fried Zucchini from "Snooklyukums" reminded me that cooking in olive oil brings out the best in everything. Here's my review:

    "This recipe serves as a fresh reminder that a little olive oil can bring out the best in food. I omitted the garlic because I was going for a simple taste. It really didn’t need it. All it needed was a quick shake with salt ‘n pepper and this most basic and simple dish was bursting with natural flavor.
    9/22/15"
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  • mommyluvs2cook 8 years ago said:
    I love zucchini cooked simply like this. What a beautiful picture Diz!
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  • bakerme 8 years ago said:
    Sometimes simple recipes are the best! I love zucchini! Over the past few years, I've even gotten my hubby to eat it. And like it! He says he's always liked it and I would just never let him have it before - haha!
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  • DIZ3 8 years ago said:
    Thank you, Mommyluvs2cook! I agree with you, sometimes things don't need a lot of seasoning.

    Bakerme, I can remember when I was younger. Zucchini had to be battered in cracker crumbs and fried in butter before I would eat it. My tastes have changed so much through the years that I wouldn't dream of doing that anymore.
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  • frankieanne 8 years ago said:
    That looks really good. I usually drown my zucchini in butter. This looks a lot better for me. :)
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  • bakerme 8 years ago said:
    This fried zucchini recipe reminds me of one of our favorite recipes using my leftover homemade marinara sauce: Zucchini Parmesan
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  • NPMarie 8 years ago said:
    Love Zucchini! I agree, fresh vegetables are so good prepared this way..olive oil and a little S&P:) Really great picture DIZ3:)
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