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By YumBean
on March 25, 2010
Yum, thanks! I used multigrain saltines, more than 1/2 tsp of seasoning salt, and added kosher salt, black pepper and garlic powder to the flour mix. I served with a dip I made from just light mayonnaise, lemon juice and garlic salt. Delicious side dish for our pork chops!
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This was very good. I used seasoned bread crumbs instead of saltines and served with a horseradish/mayo sauce. Thank you for sharing. Will make again!
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on March 02, 2010
Great breading. Used Panko Japanese crumbs (cause that was laying around) and fried in peanut oil. Great crunch but needed some flavor (tried seasoning them but I just couldn't get the flavor to my liking). I think next time we'll go with the saltines and evoo. I think the Panko and peanut oil combo was too bland. But the technique produced a superb breading! Thanks Uncle Bill.
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Spectacular fried zucchini ~ and coming from the "Longmeadow" where zucchini come up like thistle growing in our long fields....this comes at the most appropriate time. Man, these are great! The only small change was adding some Tabasco to the egg/milk mixture ~ (but certainly no need to!) I used the Bearnaise sauce...and this complimented the sticks....perfectly. I used panko, and also after dipping the second time in the flour, I let them sit for about 5 minutes then put into panko and that took hold as though I lassoed it to itself. Great recipe, Uncle Bill! Hugs from the farm.
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on October 10, 2010
I made these for dinner tonight........and used a couple of zucchini..(mine were small).
I thought I made too many, but the last left-overs were gone within an hour after dinner !
They are just as good when they cool as when hot. Very good and easy to prepare. Thanks Uncle Bill. Donna
By Margie99
on August 22, 2010
I used a different recipe for the flour seasoning mix but I used your method and the cracker crumbs. That was such a great addition. I tried them both with and without the cracker crumbs and with was so so good. I also used them for green beans and cauliflower. It was okay on the cauliflower bur wonderful also on the green beans. I will be doing this again. YUM.
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on August 22, 2010
This recipe was good. Very crispy, but lacked a bit of spice.
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on December 27, 2009
My husband and I enjoyed this for a light lunch today along with a Greek salad. Thanks! It was easy and so very tasty! Made for the TYM game in the cookbooks forum.
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on October 01, 2009
Excellent! Made exactly as written and served with a Thai mayo. Thanks for the great recipe!
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on September 22, 2009
These are wonderful! I followed the recipe as written. I rolled my cracker crumbs really fine with a rolling pin. I used vegetable oil to fry them, and as they came out of the fryer, I salted them lightly. I only used the firm part of the zucchini, I toss out the seedy part. These were firm, crisp, and very tasty!! We will make these again! Thanks Uncle Bill!
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on September 22, 2009
Very good Thanks for posting!
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WOW!! I finally found a way that my hubby and kids will eat zucchini! I love it and am growing it in the garden but I could not get them to eat it unless it was in zucchini bread. Even my picky hubby loved them. I do need to figure out a less messy way to do it though. My kitchen was a disaster after making them....but they were SOO worth it. I ran out of ranch and the kids started dipping in thousand island dressing and it was actually really good!
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on August 23, 2009
These were fabulous!! I used 3 bowls for all of the dunking along with a pair of metal tongs. We also used this to make cheese sticks and they turned out GREAT! I found that what worked best for us was to cut the zucchini into 1/2 inch wide strips, and just over 1/4 inch thick, but we like a lot of "crumb coating" too :) I used just about 1/2 inch of oil and it worked just fine. I think this would be fabulous with other veggies too, like cauliflower or mushrooms!
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on August 09, 2009
We have zucchini coming out our ears right now and needed another option that appealed to the family. Uncle Bill to the rescue! These were fantastic! I made sure I sliced it thin as other reviewers mentioned. I used club crackers instead of saltines. Served with a horseradish mayo dipping sauce. Thanks Bill for a keeper!
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on July 26, 2009
These were awesome. I used panko bread crumbs and they were ultra crispy. Yum. I dipped mine in a cucumber dipping sauce and they were perfect!
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so dang delicious! it's a great way to use up the zucchini in our garden.
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Really delicious! The only change I made was I used plain bread crumbs & dipped ours in ranch dressing. My teen who doesn't like veggies, gobbled these up! Go figure!
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Super Bowl Sunday Bill! Yummy! Jelly
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on January 20, 2009
These are great and so much cheaper than restaurant ones. Thank you for a keeper.
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on September 22, 2008
Well you did it again, another recipe that I can't get enough of. I was out of saltines but couldn't wait to make these and had some panko on hand, so I used them, gave a nice crispy coating. They were dissapearing as fast as I could cook them. I have since purchased saltines and plan to make them again (not by request, but by demand) and will make them as written. Thanks for another keeper.
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Serving Size: 1 (234 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
The following items or measurements are not included:
seasoning salt
bearnaise sauce mix
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