Love It! I did not measure out zucchini, I just grated up two medium ones, probably closer to 3 cups. I subbed the bacon for carrot, omitted the cheese and added salt, fresh ground pepper. I also grated the onion, baked at 175C. I also used self raising flour so I left out the baking powder.
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Made this for dinner last night and both hubby and little miss DD ate it all up. I was so happy to see that only a smidge of oil is needed as all the other similar recipes to this have a tonne of oil added. I used half zucchini, half carrot and ended up using 4 eggs. I also used wholemeal SR flour so left out the baking soda and grated my onion rather than diced. I topped mine with some tomato slices for a bit of decoration. Thanks for posting!
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It was great to find a low-fat zucchini slice recipe; the one I currently uses a large amount of oil. Cooked wonderfully and tastes great. Thanks for a healthy alternative!
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This recipe should have more than 5 stars!!! I needed a recipe to handle "bumper crop" but I didn't want an overload with calories and carbs. You have a "Winner"! I thin sliced the zucchni and used dry chorizo. (I know bacon or ham will work) I added 2 minced jalapenos peppers, (regular peppers would work.) I added 1/4 C (packed) of my dried tomatoes and 1tsp of Baking Powder. I put it in a 9x13 in. pan and baked for 30 min. The taste and tecture were awsome! Thank you Marli for a "Keeper"!
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This was pretty good although I found it a bit dense. I used whole wheat flour instead of white.
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Delicious. So easy to make & ready in no time. I added bacon which gave it a nice flavour. We enjoyed it hot out of the oven & then cold for lunch the following day. Thank you.
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Delicious! This recipe has a really nice flavour and a wonderful colour.
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Great flavor here. I wasn't sure what a slice pan is so I used a 2-quart baking dish, and it turned out fine.
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We loved this recipe. It was a nice lighter accompaniment to simple grilled chicken and brown rice. We omitted the meat, but I added in a clove of minced garlic and a pinch of cayenne. I baked it in a 9X9 pan at 350 degrees for about 35 minutes. We'll make this a lot. Thank you for posting it.
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