Bring to a simmer, partially cover, and simmer until vegetables are cooked — about 25 - 30 minutes (I cut the potato much smaller
than the zucchini so both would take about the same time to cook).
Not exact matches
For instance,
zucchini and summer squash are softer and will cook more quickly
so something less
than a 1 / 2 - inch thick slice works well.
I have definitely let more
than one
zucchini die in my fridge while waiting for an inspiration to use it, but not
so with this one!
This sounds
so good and the sweet potato definitely holds up better
than a
zucchini, nice!
I just had way more sauce
than I probably needed
so next time I will increase the
zucchini noodles.
hope you had a great holiday — I would love to go to Scandinavian and these beetroot noodles make a spiraliser look
so much more attractive
than zucchini noodles do — perhaps they are such a new idea rather
than zucchini noodles which I have seen quite a lot now — they make the salad look
so beautiful — nice to have you back.
I had more
zucchini than I knew what to do with,
so I was constantly coming up with new recipes for it, and giving them away, and making more things..
So much more
than just
zucchini spaghetti in tomato...
I'm not usually a big bell pepper or
zucchini fan, but these turned out great — I just cooked the pepper and
zucchini a bit longer
than the recipe says to,
so that their flavor and texture were milder.
For busy weeknights, Healthy
Zucchini Noodles with Shrimp One Skillet Dinner is fast, delicious, and
so much better
than takeout.
So by the end of summer I had way more
zucchini than I could use and started giving them out to the neighbors and friends, freezing
zucchini noodles and shredded
zucchini, I canned a few and the rest went into various
zucchini recipes like this Summer Ratatouille.
farmer's market squash in my kitchen, I've been trying to come up with creative new ways to use them
so that 1) I don't get tired of
zucchini and 2) because being creative is far more fun
than being boring.
Zucchini grows abundant all summer long,
so those of us who overindulge at the store, or who grow it and get way more
than you know what to do with, this is a great recipe.
The tomatoes,
zucchini and corn were delicious and the pastry was perfect (I added a little more flour
than you listed above...
so that it wasn't too sticky to roll out).
What made this
so delicious and unique was the super thin, crispy, angel hair
zucchini noodles — you can barely taste the
zucchini and it soaks up the dressing even more
than regular size zoodles.
Hi Carley, I haven't tried this with anything other
than cauliflower
so I can't say for sure how it would turn out... I'm thinking
zucchini might be a good substitute, but I also worry it might get too mushy with the slow cooking.
Although butternut squash does contain quite a bit of water, it's a lot less
than zucchini -
so I wouldn't say the dish was watery It gets better once it cools down and sets.
Zucchini grows abundant all summer long,
so those of us who overindulge at the store, or who grow it and get way more
than you know what to do with, this is a great recipe.