I've made this concoction twice for lunches this week. I have been keeping a bucket of
raw zucchini already sliced into "noodles" in my fridge so I have it on hand ready to go. I put a couple large handfuls into a cast iron skillet with some oil and garlic and sauteed it for a bit until the zucchini was just tender. Then I added some cherry tomatoes sliced in half, some raw corn I cut off the cob and a large spoonful of pesto and let this cook for a minute or two. I added a squirt of Bragg's and some pepper and that was it. Really simple and delicious.
Now if I could only think of something more appealing to call it than hash.
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That just looks so fresh and good!
Heehee! I find naming concoctions with a french flair makes them SOUND more appealing...How about "Melange du courgette"? haha! Or Zucchini Ratatouille. I posted about zucchinis today too...might try your idea of lunch! Wonder if I can fool my picky eater into thinking it's pasta (she won't even eat the veg-coloured pasta so I may have to peel it...)
Looks delicious!
Looks delicious.
Goodness, you must be setting zucchini growing records this year. Love the look of those zuke noodles - more fun than just grated.
Looks fantastic. How about..."zucchini vegetable toss." Either way...I love vegetable hashes and so I will definitely be trying this...soon. -Debbie
I will totally have to give this a try. We have zucchini coming out our ears, but most likely anyone who planted it does as well. I have been baking lots of zucchini bread.
:)Lisa
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How about Zoo Noodles?
Fun to hear your different ideas. "Melange du courgette" does make it sound very sophisticated. ;-)
Farzana - Hello, so glad you took the time to comment and thank you for your compliment. I appreciate it. It is good to hear from you. I love Zoo Noodles - sounds so fun...and frankly, sometimes it is rather like a zoo around here. ;-)
I was thinking it was sort of like a succotash so I might call it Sufferin' Succotash (as per Sylvester the Cat) or maybe Not So Sufferin' Succotash. ;-)
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