
Zoodles with Capers
I had some left over zucchini in the fridge from making my zoodles in truffle oil (recipe here) and needed a quick lunch before rushing out. This literally took five minutes to make. I have a spiraliser but you can easily create the same with a mandolin (the strands just won’t be as long and pretty).
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Zoodles with Capers and Basil |
If you are thinking of getting a spiraliser (like this one here) I would highly recommend it. I held out for so long just using my mandolin and avoiding buying another kitchen gadget that once I finally decided it was time to get one, I did not regret it at all. It is great for any hard vegetable like beetroot, carrots or radish and makes the most gorgeous curly strands.
ZOODLES WITH CAPERS AND BASIL
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Zoodles with Capers |
- 1 zucchini or half yellow and half green zucchini
- extra virgin olive oil
- a few shavings of parmesan cheese (optional)
- 1 tbsp capers
- small handful of basil leaves
- pinch of sea salt
- spiralise the zucchini on the angel hair / fine setting and place in a medium bowl
- mix in the capers, parmesan cheese and basil leaves
- sprinkle a pinch of sea salt
- drizzle about a tbsp of extra virgin olive oil
- toss gently together
- plate and add any protein if desired (boiled eggs, left over cooked chicken etc)
- 1 zucchini or half yellow and half green zucchini
- extra virgin olive oil
- a few shavings of parmesan cheese (optional)
- 1 tbsp capers
- small handful of basil leaves
- pinch of sea salt
- spiralise the zucchini on the angel hair / fine setting and place in a medium bowl
- mix in the capers, parmesan cheese and basil leaves
- sprinkle a pinch of sea salt
- drizzle about a tbsp of extra virgin olive oil
- toss gently together
- plate and add any protein if desired (boiled eggs, left over cooked chicken etc)