Once the zucchini plant really gets going, you can expect a veritable avalanche of harvests. But what to do with all the zucchinis? Of course, you can preserve some of them for the winter. But zucchinis are mostly eaten fresh. We asked our community what their favorite zucchini recipes are. Find inspiration and delicious recipes here!
Recipe for zucchini salad/ From the Fryd community by Petra Zimmer
Recipe for zucchini salad/ From the Fryd community by Petra Zimmer
Ingredients:
- 3 kg/6.6 pd zucchinis
- 4 peppers (green, yellow and red)
- 3 medium-sized onions
- 3 tbsp salt
- 600 ml/21 fl. oz. herb vinegar
- 600 ml/21 fl. oz. water
- 150 g/5.3 fl .oz. sugar
- 3 tsp curry powder
- ½ tsp pepper
Zucchini cake by Jürgen Ehlers/ From the Fryd Community
Zucchini cake by Jürgen Ehlers/ From the Fryd Community
Ingredients:
- 4 small zucchinis
- 1 sachet baking powder
- 500 g/17.6 fl. oz. flour
- 5 tbsp baking cocoa
- 5 eggs
- 2 sachets vanilla sugar
- a little cinnamon
In the Fryd community, you can connect with countless garden enthusiasts and self-sufficiency fans. It’s all about gardening and processing fruits and vegetables here.
Join the Community NowLime and zucchini cake by Ranunkli/ From the Fryd community
Lime and zucchini cake by Ranunkli/ From the Fryd community
Ingredients:
- 150 g/5.28 fl. oz. soft butter
- 200 g/7.04 fl. oz. sugar
- a pinch of salt
- 3 eggs
- 300 g/10.56 fl. oz. zucchini
- 1 lime
- 200 g/7 fl. oz. flour
- 120 g/4.3 fl. oz. ground almonds
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
Those: https://www.bettybossi.ch/de/ul/recipe/10004541
Recipe by Mantis; image by Taste & Travel/ From the Fryd community
Recipe by Mantis; image by Taste & Travel/ From the Fryd community
Ingredients:
Basic quiche recipe Dough:
- 200 g/7 fl. oz. flour (+ for working)
- 100 g/3.5 fl. oz. butter (+ for mold)
- 1 egg
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 pinch baking powder
Topping:
- 1 zucchini
- 4 stalks thyme, salt, pepper
- 150 g/5.3 fl. oz. goat's cheese roll
- 1 egg
- 150 g/5.3 fl. oz. sour cream
- 40 g/1.4 fl. oz. mountain cheese
- 1/2 tsp lemon zest
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tbsp pumpkin seeds
Tips:
Quicker: use store-bought quiche dough instead of homemade.
Alternatively: use feta instead of goat's cheese.
Source: Recipe is from Taste & Travel
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Marie is an agronomist. She is particularly interested in the sustainable and organic cultivation of vegetables and other plants. In her own garden, she gained experience and likes to try things out to learn from nature. She is particularly interested in the values and principles of permaculture, in order to contribute not only to the well-being of nature, but also to the well-being of people and future generations.
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We held a chili workshop on Friday. Together we cooked a sweet and sour sauce, a chili oil and a sriracha. Beforehand, there was a visit to the tunnel where most of our chillies grow and a short tasting ranging from mild to super hot 🔥 The participants were then able to adjust their sauces accordingly. We had great fun and would like to thank Fryd for the goodies 😍
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Ground frost, cold nights and little sun during the day - time to sum up my gardening year: I concentrated on container planting on the patio, I also cultivated two raised beds there. The carrots and radishes have thrived very well, regardless of the variety. Kohlrabi suffered from the cabbage white butterfly. With the cucumbers, I had to contend with downy mildew during the hot period and powdery mildew during the rainy period. Vorgebirgstrauben were very successful, Marketmore were mediocre and unfortunately I had little success with Diva and other smooth varieties. With tomatoes, the small Supersweet were outstanding, San Marzano, Montfavet, Matina, Ranger quite ok and Marmande and the small bush tomatoes of various varieties were disappointing. I wasn't happy with the beetroot either, but the spring onions and garlic did well. Strawberries disappointed me, but pineapple cherries bore abundantly. All the lettuce varieties were more or less successful due to the weather, as were the various herbs. Zucchinis on the compost were mediocre, watermelons and pumpkins were very poor. In 2026, I will switch back to smaller pots of 15 and 30 liters and plant blueberries in the 80-liter pots. I didn't have good experiences with the planting bags, firstly they were difficult to move in the 30 and 60 l sizes, and secondly I couldn't really regulate the water balance well. What is your conclusion?
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