Baked Vegan Zucchini Fritters: How to Make the Best Zucchini Snack Ever
- tidisekirs
- Aug 13, 2023
- 4 min read
Now I just need to muster up the energy to whip up some sort of meal plan to utilize this random assortment of veggies. Off the top of my head, I am thinking we will see some butternut squash ravioli, homemade spaghetti sauce, and zucchini bread in our future. But other than that, I am clueless, so I better get to work!
Baked Vegan Zucchini Fritters a.k.a. If Zucchini Heaven Exists, This Is It!
You can make this Kuzhambu using other veggies too. If you are using gourds like bottle gourd (sorakkai), chayote squash (Chow chow), zucchini, drumstick, cucumber or winter melon, boil them in water till they are tender. Then drain them in a colander.
This creamy zucchini soup makes for a refreshing and light summer meal. Pair this soup with crusty bread or a chilled mango salad and enjoy it for lunch. In this post, I will share how to make this soup using the Instant Pot and on stove top. Rest assured that this is true zucchini heaven.
Come summer, I get all excited and worked up seeing the fresh produce. Zucchini and tomatoes are my favorite summer produce and every year, I try a few new recipes using these two veggies. Our vegan zucchini bread from last summer is a huge hit. Do give it a shot. This soup is what I call my lazy summer dinner.
Now for the fun part. While I make this version the most often, I have tried various variations of stuffing for these rolls. Roasted tofu, grilled corn, grilled zucchini, grilled pineapple, fresh mango, drained canned chickpeas or black beans, fresh sugar snap peas, bean sprouts, roasted mushrooms and stir-fried tempeh are fantastic filling options.
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These tasty little Herbed Zucchini Bites (from The Wine Lovers Kitchen) are perfect to use up some of that zucchini that is everywhere at this time of year! Fresh herbs take them from ho hum to delicious!
Our roasted zucchini (from Peel from Zeal) is a great addition to any meal. Baked in the oven, this recipe is versatile and easy. For a stand-alone side dish top with dairy-free basil pesto or drizzle with a garlic butter sauce, use it in your favorite lunch bowl, or as part of a roasted veggie sandwich. Roasted zucchini slices can be served warm or at room temperature. 2ff7e9595c
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