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Zucchini Parmesan

This breaded Zucchini Parmesan is fried until crispy and baked in a casserole dish with layers of marinara sauce and mozzarella cheese.

Have more zucchini in your garden? Try my creamy zucchini soup and eggplant rollatini next!

 

A spatula pulling up cheese zucchini parmesan from a casserole dish.

Zucchini Parmesan

This is definitely one of my favorite ways to make use of garden zucchini during the summer. The preparation takes a little bit of time before you assemble it in the casserole dish and bake it, but the effort is SO well worth it.

I prefer to fry the zucchini prior to baking it in the casserole dish with cheese and marinara, but I do have instructions in the recipe card notes if you want to bake or air fry it instead.

Be sure to check out my Pro Tips below where I share some key advice that I learned during my testing efforts for this recipe.

Should You Salt Zucchini Before Cooking?

– Zucchini is 95% water. Salting them extracts a lot of this moisture which gets absorbed by paper towels on the top and bottom of the zucchini rounds.
– This makes a huge difference between having firm, sturdy bites of zucchini, vs. a limp and watery consistency.
– Let them sit for at least 30 minutes after salting to allow the maximum amount of moisture to get extracted. I usually let them sit for 1.5 hours if time allows.

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