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Originally Posted by follyb girl
My garden is over run with zucchinni i! I made several loaves of zuch/coconut/pineapple bread for our staff and to freeze to use later. I then shredded some and drained and put into baggies to use this week.
Now here's where I need help/ I recall recipes in magazines etc where you slice the zucchinni with a mandeloine into slices that you use like pasta. so I did that and have a variety of sizes..some look like linguine and some are like lasagna style shape. and now I am stuck... Does anyone have an idea on how to use these in a recipe? do you saute in pan? lightly boil? is there a layered lasagna kinda of recipe anyone has that can work for IP?
Thanks!
You can make a baked IP Lasagna using layers of 'linguini pasta', ground turkey and roasted red bell pepper puree in lieu of tomato sauce with garlic & Italian herbs, the linguini noodles you can use with WF dressing as sautée sauces. I frequently use cucumber noodles with WF Sesame Ginger, Soy, fresh ginger, garlic, cilantro. The WF marinara is kind of weird, I had to add some tomato paste (as my tomato allowance) and garlic & spices to eat it.
I also shred & squeeze out excess water from zucchini and add it to my crispy cereal pancakes (zucchini pancakes) and also the plain omelette (mock French toast). I also LOVE the baked apples and apple chips using zucchini. It's such a versatile veggie!