Marinated Zucchini – (3 Ingredients)

During the summer you can find Zucchini in abundance, especially at local farmer`s markets. Where I live, we are now in the height of the summer season and it is easy to find an abundance of fresh vegetables. I thought that it would be a good idea to post a simple, delicious, and unique recipe using this versatile summer vegetable. This is a quick Marinated Zucchini recipe.

It is always a good idea to support your local farmers whenever you can. Homegrown is always the best. What is your favorite summer vegetable? Make sure to let me know in the comments below.

This is honestly my favorite way to eat zucchini, just combining 3 ingredients I created something so simple but utterly so delicious. Somehow by just using coconut oil and sea salt the humble zucchini somehow becomes something more than it is. I am sure when you try this recipe you will be pleasantly surprised as well.

I enjoy eating my marinated zucchini in sandwiches. In the first and second pictures, I place my marinated zucchini slices on half of a homemade spelt bun (yes, I bake my own bread using exclusively spelt flour) with cashew spread, avocado, fritters, and of course a healthy sprinkle of cayenne pepper to boost the circulation. In the third picture, I kept it simple with just the marinated zucchini and fried fritter in between a spelt bun.

Here is the recipe: Enjoy 🙂

Marinated Zucchini

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Course Salad, Side Dish

Ingredients

  

• Whole Zucchini
• Sea Salt
• Organic Virgin Coconut Oil

Instructions

 

• Start by washing your zucchini and slicing into thin round slices with a knife.
• In a bowl combine sliced zucchini, sea salt to taste, and a healthy drizzle of coconut oil. Mix well.
• This step is optional but you can let the zucchini marinate for a few minutes if you prefer. I perfer to eat right away to mantain that crisp crunch,
• Enjoy. 🙂

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This technique of cutting round slices is professionally termed Rondelle or Washer. I got this information from this article. Check out that article it is cool to learn the professional terms for some different knife techniques. (Note* this is not a sponsored post. I am just simply sharing some knowledge I found.

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If you tried this recipe, I would appreciate it if you left a review in the comments below and rate the recipe as well. Feel free to share this recipe with a fellow zucchini lover.

I would love to see what you did with your Marinated Zucchini. Take a picture and tag me on Instagram @myplantbaseplate and use the hashtag #myplantbaseplate so that everyone can see your creation.

Thank you so much for being here and reading this post. Until next time, keep growing. Let`s grow together.

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Kiara,

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