I followed the recipe closely - only adding a sliced red chilli for an extra zing. I was a bit worried as the slice cooked, as there seemed to be a lot of grease sizzling on top of the slice, but this was absorbed as it cooled, and the finished dish wasn't at all greasy.
Saturday, 24 August 2013
Celia's friend Genie's Courgette Slice
I followed the recipe closely - only adding a sliced red chilli for an extra zing. I was a bit worried as the slice cooked, as there seemed to be a lot of grease sizzling on top of the slice, but this was absorbed as it cooled, and the finished dish wasn't at all greasy.
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I love courgettes but am not very experimental with them so its great to see a tasty recipe that's simple enough but different!
Its definitely something we would happily eat and be great to have in the fridge!
Suelle, thank you SO much for trying this and writing about it - my friend Genie's family will be so touched to see her remembered in this way! It's a popular dish on our street - at least two other families make it - and it's so easy. We usually grate everything coarsely as you say, and I've made it with our giant tromboncino squash as well. Thanks again xx
@Celia - I saw your post about the trombocini. I don't think I could grow them here - our season isn't even long enough to grow butternut squash properly.
That looks really unushal, but I can imagine it woudl be delicious warm and eaten with chutney. Great idea to add the chili
A great way of using up courgettes and a lovely mix of flavours. It will make a good accompaniment to a salad.
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