It is not enormous yet but it is not doing so bad |
I am not sure if they are male or female flowers but they sure afre pretty |
Anyway this week while at the markets I saw more zucchini flowers and I just couldn't walk past, not while they are still in season. But I couldn't decide what to do with them.... So I stuffed them and crumbed them to pan fry (we don't have a deep fryer). I also thought I would make use of a small glut of tomatoes I had. I had a quick look at a couple of recipes and put this together.
Jen's stuffed zucchini flowers with quinoa and veg
* Mix some feta (I used Yarra Valley) with lemon rind, a touch of parmesan and seasoning.
* Remove the stamen inside the zucchin flower and stuff with the cheese mix.
* Crumb and leave in the fridge for a bit.
* Cook quinoa according to packet
* Pan fry a whole pile of veg. I used Mushroom, Zucchini, Carrot, Broccoli, Spinach, Snow Peas and oven roasted tomatoes.
Lovely home grown toms |
* Chop herbs for the top, I used coriander
* Have your lovely assistant pan fry the zucchini flowers and add to the top
* Eat
Quinoa and veg with crumbed zucchini flowers |
That looks divine, my zuchinni seeds have only just gone in. Sigh, a long time to wait for this dinner.
ReplyDeleteWell you know they won't be too long before you will have some gorgeous stuffed zucchini
DeleteThis sounds so good - another one to try. Not sure my 'helper' is up to frying though. He can do stirring and putting in oven but frying may be one request too far...
ReplyDeleteWell perhaps you could spray them and pop them in the oven?
DeleteYour end dish looks fantastic. I bet the herbs really add fantastic flavour to it.
ReplyDeleteAlways got to have fresh herbs I think they really make the dish
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