Zucchini- Mom's Favorite Way

"Close family friend who has shared many great italian recipes gave this to Mom years ago. Still our all time way to cook zucchini. Up to you about how many layers to use. You can use italian seasoning in place of oregano, if you like."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
4
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ingredients

  • 3-4 medium zucchini, sliced 1/4-inch thick
  • 1 medium onion, sliced in rings
  • 4-5 slice bacon, cooked & crumbled-reserve fat
  • 2.46 ml salt and pepper
  • 14.79 ml oregano
  • 118.29 ml ketchup
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directions

  • In reserved fat, saute onions until cooked, remove & set aside on a paper towel. Add zucchini to pan & saute until cooked, drain on paper towel. In casserole layer- zucchini, onion, salt & pepper, oregano, bacon & dot with ketchup. Continue until all are used. Finish with bacon & ketchup. Bake at 350@ for 20-30 minutes until hot & bubbly.

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Reviews

  1. Yum! This was a great way to cook zucchini. I loved the onions and bacon. I also really loved the tomato base from the ketchup. I used an 8 by 8 casserole dish and it seemed to be a good size. Congratulations on your win, SB6! :)
     
  2. Everyone in my family really enjoyed this zucchini dish. The bacon gave it a crispy touch, but I think the sauteed onions was the best part of this vegetable dish. It all complemented the zucchini nicely. Thanks for sharing your recipe, SB6.
     
  3. We really enjoyed this quick and easy zucchini. We especially liked the bacon, which added a wonderful flavor to the dish. I used Italian seasoning instead of the oregano. We liked the Italian seasoning, but 1 TBSP. was too much for my family's tastes. Next time, I will reduce the amount that I use. Also, after reading previous reviews, I undercooked the zucchini when sauteing(cooked just to the crisp-tender stage), so that it wouldn't be soggy after baking. I baked this in an 8" square baking dish for about 30 mins. Thank you for sharing SB6. *Made for 2009 Football Pool*
     
  4. This had a wonderful flavor but my zucchini came out a bit soggy. So maybe I overcooked before baking - or is it supposed to be this way? Guess I'm used to more of a stir-fry consistency. Loved the flavors of this dish ~ DH said it was perfect as is (soggy and all) and he especially enjoyed this. I'll definitely make it again but will probably undercook the zucchini next time. Thanks SB6 - made for your Football Pool Week #8 win.
     
  5. What a nice change in pace for zucchini. The bacon gives it a nice touch.
     
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  1. We really enjoyed this quick and easy zucchini. We especially liked the bacon, which added a wonderful flavor to the dish. I used Italian seasoning instead of the oregano. We liked the Italian seasoning, but 1 TBSP. was too much for my family's tastes. Next time, I will reduce the amount that I use. Also, after reading previous reviews, I undercooked the zucchini when sauteing(cooked just to the crisp-tender stage), so that it wouldn't be soggy after baking. I baked this in an 8" square baking dish for about 30 mins. Thank you for sharing SB6. *Made for 2009 Football Pool*
     

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