Zucchini is thaught as a Summer vegetable, but what should we do if we still have zucchinis in Fall? Continue cooking with this no calorie, fiber rich vegetable for sure! This mezze is one of our favorites. Most of Turkish mezzes contain more calories, but this one is both super healthy and appetizing! This is generally served as mezze in our cuisine, but I love to have it as a side dish with meat or chicken. Spreading a generous amount of this mezze in your sandwich, which is hubby’s idea, is still another great way to use it.
Ingredients
- 2 zucchinis
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 1 cup strained yogurt
- 3 cloves garlic, mashed
- ¼ cup walnut, crumbled
- ½ bunch of fresh dill, chopped
- Salt to taste
Grate zucchinis and squeeze their water with your hands or putting them in a cheese cloth.
Heat olive oil and saute grated zucchini stirring occasionaly for about 10 minutes. Put it aside to chill.
Add little water in strained yogurt to loosen. Mix it with salt, mashed garlic and chopped fresh dill.
Wait it in refrigerator for 15 to 30 minutes. Serve cold.







10 Comments on "Zucchini Mezze"
What an interesting recipe. I’d love to try that. I’ve always thought of zucchini as more Fallish than summer. Maybe in NY it is more of a late season squash.
I love zucchini! This almost reminds me of chicken salad in America, but using zucchini instead of chicken. Great recipe!
Love that you put the walnuts in this!
I love the idea of spreading this on sandwiches! Gonna have to give this one a try =)
This recipe looks wonderful…and I have all the ingredients I need! Thank you for making me smile. I love visiting your blog before I head to work. It is a great start to my long day. Much love and many blessings from Austin!
This looks delicious! I love zucchini and I love mezze so it seems like a match made in heaven!
This looks lovely. A friend of ours made something similar last winter but she used celeriac. I didn’t think I liked celeriac till that night. It was a treat. Never thought of doing it with courgettes. Will give it a try.
Julia
Another delicious recipe! Thanks for sharing.
Love this recipe – fab way to use up courgettes!
How good to find this sight,we go to Turkey often it’s our second home and love the food so much so I can try it out here now thank you Annette