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September 08, 2013

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Frank @Memorie di Angelina

Personally, I've always liked zucchini, even as a kid. But then, I was a particularly un-picky eater back then.

True, however, that they can get a bit monotonous—I like how you've shaken things up with a really unusual take on that ubiquitous summer vegetable.

Crumpetsandco.wordpress.com

Voglio tutto... dalle zucchine con il mio amato curry (io ci ho insaporito le polpette postate per questo WHB) alla pasta con i fiori di calendula!
Queste son sicura che le farò e rifarò! :)
Bacioni e grazie del contributo!

sandra

tutto scorre, tutto scorre e passa via, il bello e anche il brutto.
mi piace questo modo di fare le zucchine, posso provare?
posso provare.
un abbraccio
Sandra

Simona Carini

You are right, Frank, and that's why every summer I experiment with them, so boredom does not set it.

Sono contenta di non essere sola nella mia predilezione per il curry. Ti consiglio di piantare delle calendule: i fiori, oltre ad avere un bel colore allegro, sono davvero comodi in cucina.

Certo che puoi provare, Sandra. (E si spera che il brutto passi via piu' rapidamente del bello ;)

Katie

I think I converted from zucchini hater to lover in my early 20's.... And glad I did. Great recipe!

diary of a tomato

Love the idea of turning the leftovers into another meal!

Simona Carini

Thanks, Katie. We are fellow "happy converts" then ;)

Ciao Debra. I am also all for creative reuse of leftovers.

yung@foodyoo.com

This is special, rarely seen curry stir fry, but I like it. Guess it is not spicy, probably some paprika and baked sesame for garnish would be nice. :)

Simona Carini

I like your suggestions! I need to be mindful of heat because of family preferences, but will definitely try the sesame seed idea. Thanks!

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