Last night I was going to make a pasta dish with a goat cheese sauce, heirloom tomatoes and arugula. Very similar to this. I had two beautiful zucchini that had to be used and my daughter, who normally loves everything, has for some reason decided that she doesn’t like zucchini. I was going to sautee the zucchini right into the tomatoes and garlic, but then I decided to make something that I was sure my hesitant child would gobble up. I made the pasta dish as planned, but I topped it with this…
2 zucchini sliced in 1/4 in. rounds (I totally don’t measure them, you shouldn’t either – just make sure their somewhat consistent in size)
3/4 c. breadcrumbs
1/3 c. grated parmesan cheese (don’t waste the good stuff on this recipe – the stuff in the container is just fine)
freshly ground pepper
Olive Oil
Preheat the oven to 400. Spray pam on a large baking sheet. Take the sliced zucchini and coat them in oil – I poured a little olive oil in a bowl and mixed the bread crumb/cheese mixture in a seperate bowl and went about dredging them like you would chicken for breaded chicken – first oil, then bread crumb mixture (both sides) then place on baking sheet. I had to add more oil a couple of times. Continue till all the zucchini is coated and on the baking sheet.
Bake for 25-30 minutes, or more, until they’re crispy. These are a great snack, or a healthier alternative to french fries, or delicious when you place a few on top of the pasta bowl.
The hesitant child ate more than her share.
They look fried, don’t they? They’re not.
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Brilliant. Even brillianter with ranch dressing. Mmmmm.
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