I’ve been making zucchini noodles for years. It’s a great way to use up the plethora of zucchini growing out of the garden this time of the year. You can eat the noodles raw or gently steam them for a softer, pasta like texture.
How To Make Zucchini Noodles
Ingredients:
- Fresh Zucchini
- Spiral Slicer, Julienne Peeler or Spiral Cutter
Directions:
- Follow the manufactures instructions that come with the slicer you purchase. I use this spiral slicer which is very easy to use. All you have to do is slice your zucchini into 2-3 inch chunks (make sure to cut the zucchini evenly). Place one piece of zucchini into the slicer and turn the slicer until the zucchini is sliced up.
- Serve with homemade alfredo sauce or your favorite pasta sauce.
- We also make carrot, beet, cucumber and squash “pasta” and salad with our spiral slicer! You can make a colorful salad with different veggies from your garden.
How To Make Zucchini Noodles
Ingredients
- Zucchini as desired
- Spiral Slicer, Julienne Peeler or Spiral Cutter
Instructions
- Follow the manufactures instructions that come with the slicer you purchase. I use this spiral slicer which is very easy to use. All you have to do is slice your zucchini into 2-3 inch chunks (make sure to cut the zucchini evenly). Place one piece of zucchini into the slicer and turn the slicer until the zucchini is sliced up.
- Serve with homemade alfredo sauce or your favorite pasta sauce.
- We also make carrot, beet, cucumber and squash “pasta” and salad with our spiral slicer! You can make a colorful salad with different veggies from your garden.
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Can freeze them ?
To cook? Pot of boiling water for how long?
was wondering how i could do it with out the fancy gadget?
Love your Information all the time! Thank you Coconut Mama 😀
Would love to follow your spiral blog. Please would you be able to post your website. Thank you
Love that you’re giving zucchini pasta the spotlight! I love it so much, I started a food blog dedicated entirely to spiralizing!! Love your blog and love this post.
we can’t slice them fast enough…my daughters eat them raw and when cooked, we never have enough!! thanks!
Silly question, do you cook them or eat raw?
Both. I like it raw but my kids like them cooked. They taste good either way! 🙂
Not a silly question…because I was going to ask, too! 🙂
This is a nice one, much less bulk than some of the others I have seen and less wasteful, too. Thanks!