The only thing I did differently: I just can't boil zucchini... nope-too soggy. Simply microwave 1/2" slices on each side for 30 seconds (for older store bought squash) or 15 seconds (for tender young fresh from the plant squash). I think you can easily scale the topping back to about 1/4th for a 6"-ish thin zucchini if serving one or two people.
Just a heads up~It's looking like Zucchini-Palooza here at Pig In Mud for a while-Woo Hoo:@)
Panko and Parmesan Topped Zucchini Appetizer-from Every Day Diabetic Recipes
2 zucchini cut on diagonal 1/2-3/4" thick
1/2 C panko breadcrumbs
1 Tblsp grated Parmesan
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1/2 tsp onion powder
1/4 tsp seasoned salt
1/4 tsp black pepper
1 Tblsp reduced fat mayonnaise-I only had regular
- Heat broiler, line baking sheet with foil.
- Either add zucchini slices to boiling water for 3-5 minutes, drain and pat dry, or microwave 15-30 seconds on each side (recommended).
- Mix toppings, brush the top of each slice with mayo, spoon on topping and press down lightly.
- Broil 4" from heat for 2 minutes or until the crumbs brown up nicely (watch closely).
- Sprinkle with additional salt (if there's room in your diet for it) and serve immediately.
Enjoy those garden fresh zukes and have a happy day:@)
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I love zucchini, this looks great i dont like soggy either. Going to try this soon. Thanks for sharing have a great day with love Janice
ReplyDeleteA delicious and wonderful way to serve the summer zucchini.
ReplyDeleteOh this sounds good. I'm really trying to find some healthier recipes and I love zucchini!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the microwave tip. These look amazing!
ReplyDeleteOoh, these sound delish! I don't think any recipe will get Bill to enjoy zucchini, but it's worth a try. If he doesn't bite, I'm happy to eat the whole batch :)
ReplyDeleteI've done something similar to zucchini, Lynn, but I like your thicker slices. I can't eat soggy zucchini either, and like it crunchy. Adding the panko is a nice addition, and of course a little parm is always yummy.
ReplyDeleteThese look super tasty! Thanks for sharing :)
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I got a late start planting my zucchini seeds but they've popped up already and hopefully, I'll have plenty of zucchini by August. Love the panko on these!
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ReplyDeleteI saw this link @ Full Plate Thursday- looks delicious! I have had fully breaded zucchini but never topped! Love it!
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Michelle
What a awesome appetizer and a great recipe to try for all those Zucchini coming on in the garden. Thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and have a very special weekend!
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Miz Helen
I know the addition of panko and parm on your zucchini makes for a tasty app Lynn! Thanks for the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteoh yum, this is my kind of nibble Lynn! Love the tip about using the microwave, thanks!
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