If you don't like this, you are not making it right! We use 1/2 the oil, bread crumbs instead of corn flake crumbs, add onion and tarragon instead of basil. Also use different cheeses, depending on what we have. This is one of our favorites!!!!
A great dish to make if you have heaps of veggies you need used up. I made a number of changes the most significant being leaving out the eggs and cutting down the oil (seeing as previous reviewers found it somewhat mushy). I added chopped eggplant tomato and onion as well as 3 cloves of minced garlic - tossing the whole thing with italian seasoning salt and pepper and fresh basil. I put a thin covering of bread crumbs on top instead of mixing it in (which would also cut down the mushiness) and added a layer of cheese in the last 10 minutes in the oven. At 40 minutes the veggies were crisp without being overcooked which in my book made them perfect! While I wouldn't have thought to put on breadcrumbs before finding this recipe they made it more filling and added a nice flavour. The whole thing was so tasty that despite the fact that I thought I had made HEAPS every last bit was gobbled up! I think this would be a great recipe to make for a potluck dinner - incredibly simple but SO satisfying and tasty that it makes you look like you put in a lot of effort!
I cut the recipe in half and only used l/2 the oil and added Italian seasong and garlic powder and put more cheese on top the last ten minutes. With only half the recipe it only took 30 minutes to bake. We really like it. Definitely will make it again.
"For a zucchini recipe, I thought
it was pretty good. It was not
watery like most zuke casseroles.
I used Italian flavored bread crumbs
instead of the corn flakes and
omitted the basil and it had
wonderful flavor!"
Very tastey! I used bread crumbs instead of corn flakes.
This was another hit! I misread the teaspoon measurement for basil and put in 1 Tablespoon (instead of 1 teaspoon) and people still loved it. I thought it was a bit oily with 1/2 cup of olive oil, so next time I might put only 1/4 cup or no olive oil. I was worried that the basil was overpowering, but there weren't any leftovers. Thanks for posting this recipe Maria.
You can easily put too much oil in this which also makes everything seem soggy. Will have to try it a few more times to how it goes.
I used a mix of zucchini and yellow squash. So pretty to look at, and tasty, too!
This was so good! My husband who is not a huge fan of zucchini went back for seconds! I did add cooked chiken in which I added salt pepper garlic and ceyenne pepper to and to me it made the whole thing a true supper! YUMMY! Thank you for the recipe!
This was okay but not great like the reviews said. Definately needed salt and pepper. Maybe more cheese and seasonings would help.