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By KC_Cooker
Added September 03, 2004 | Recipe #99086
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By DeeDee
on July 26, 2011
I just read the first review from VA who only gave 4 stars because it was "a little bland". The first ingredient listed says "seasoned breadcrumbs". You used panko crumbs. While they give a much crispier crust, THEY are bland. Not the recipe. They need more than the pepper which you added. If you followed the recipe as written, you might have given 5 stars.
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on July 16, 2011
I used flavored panko crumbs to which I added fresh ground black pepper. I double-dipped the strips - egg, breadcrumb mixture, egg breadcrumb mixture - and placed them on a parchment lined baking sheet. These took 25 minutes in a 400 degree overn and came out crunchy on the outside, tender on the inside. Good but a little bland. I will probably add some garlic powder next time.
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on May 29, 2009
WOW! These were incredible! I used 2 egg whites instead of a whole egg to lower the fat & calories. I used Italian bread crumbs like Bergy & added garlic powder & fresh ground pepper like Wax Lion. We like things spicy in Texas, so I also added crushed red pepper to give it a kick and I had some fresh rosemary from the garden that I crumbled into the breading. Instead of "grated" parmesan I used a combination of shredded parmesan, asiago & romano (you can get a container in the cheese or deli section at the grocery store). Since it was shredded it didn't stick as well, but I pressed it on & the cheese got nice and crispy. Thanks for a great recipe KC!!!
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on July 31, 2011
Outstanding! I love this recipe. I used a mixture of seasoned regular breadcrumbs and seasoned panko breadcrumbs. These were crispy and delicious. My zucchini were a little large, so I did cut some of the seeds out to make sure my zucchini strips didn't get soggy. This is a no-fail recipe. Thanks for posting!
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on August 27, 2011
Yum! I sprinkled the sliced zucchini with coarse salt to help draw out some of the moisture (let it sit for 2 hours on counter and patted dry with paper towel.) Then I coated the zucchini and placed them on a cooling rack and then put in the fridge for 20 minutes (to help the coating 'set.') Baked as per directions and sprinkled with a little salt and grated Asiago cheese. Served with Hidden Valley Ranch dip with some dill seasoning added. Will be making again and have forwarded this recipe to friends!
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on January 18, 2009
I served these as an appetizer with ranch dressing to dip them in. I cut each piece crosswise so that it would be easier to eat as a finger food. I also sprinked additional parmesan cheese over the top when they came out of the oven. These are so good it's hard to stop eating them.
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Wonderful is an understatement! These were awesome, amazing, delicious x100! I used regular breadcrumbs, and added italian seasoning, garlic powder, and a little garlic salt, per other reviews. I also used only an egg white. We dipped these in marinara sauce. Thank you so much for the wonderful side dish!
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This is similar to the recipe I use. I feel it needs a little seasoning so I always add 1/4 tsp of cayenne pepper. It gives it a kick and a little color.
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This is great recipe. I loved it. We tried it as circles and lengthwise and it was definately better lengthwise. It retained some of the veggie flavor and didn't have to much breading. I would be careful with salt. Can be too salty.
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Excellent strips. I used seasoned bread crumbs with the parmesan cheese. I served them as an appetizer with marinara sauce on the side for dipping. My 3-year old dipped and coated the strips for me. My bigger kids enjoyed the strips as well -healthier alternative!
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I thought these were great! I added a bit of ranch dressing to the egg for some zing. I used cornflake crumbs because they are drier and much crunchy and seasoned them with salt and ground pepper. They came out nice and brown and crunchy and fantastic! A big hit at our house.
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on July 27, 2011
Like other reviewers I found this a little bland as well. I was out of bread crumbs so I crushed up some Ritz crackers and seasoned them with Italian Seasoning. Next time I think I will add some seasoning to the zucchini before breading them. My DH who is vegetarian, loved them after a sprinkling of salt and ate them as his main dish. Great use for all the zucchini from the garden!
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on July 03, 2007
Loved this!!! Will make again. Super easy. I used 1 large zucchini and cut it into large french fry sizes. Marie
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on May 27, 2006
These were really yummy. I'm so happy to have this recipe. I would have liked for the breadcrumbs to adhere a little better -- I like the extra crunch. On the last couple pieces, I did "double dip" them in the egg and breadcrumb mixture -- and they were a little heavier coated that the others. I also added salt, pepper, and garlic powder to the breadcrumb mixture as some of the others did. I would recommend that to anyone who wants to try this recipe. It's a nice, nice way to serve zucchini.
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on February 23, 2012
My 23 year old son hates zucchini with a passion, last night I made these as a side dish with our dinner, he told me he wasn't going to eat them, I asked him to try just one, not only did he try one but he ate every single one on his plate.....Thank You.
I did make the breadcrumb mix myself using all my favourite herbs and spices, also I turned them over to crisp up the underside as well ..YUM
By Iowahorse
on October 09, 2011
Not being a big zuke fan, I nevertheless bit the bullet and made these as directed as I had a zuke to use. I was very happily surprised. These were quite nice indeed. If and when I make these again I might just find a way to incorporate some Tony Chachere's creole seasoning in this just for giggles. But as-is is just fine. Thanks for posting this recipe.
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on September 20, 2011
This was a great hit with my family and company! I skipped the parmesan and it was still yummy!
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on September 19, 2011
Yep, these were wonderful! Easy and guilt-free (crispy but not fried).
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on August 17, 2011
Awesome recipe! Super easy! I also used panko breadcrumbs and added salt and pepper. My parents just raved about this and said they'd never had zucchini taste that good! Thanks for posting!
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on August 16, 2011
I really liked this, I used reg breadcrumbs and parmesan cheese and just dipped them in egg white before. I will spice it up a bit the next time. My zucchini were small so it went a lot faster than 25 minutes. Thanks for posting the receipe.
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Serving Size: 1 (146 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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