I used to leave the peel on my zucchini pasta as in the image below. Make you own fabulous spaghetti meat sauce and serve on a bed of "pasta". However, I suggest removing the peel first and also not using the core with the seeds. I use either a vegetable peeler or my spiral slicer which I bought on the internet. I love the angel hair pasta setting and nowadays I prefer to remove the peel, because the peel definitely detracts in my opinion - it has a bitter taste. You want a neutral taste just like regular pasta. Some people go to the trouble of salting the zucchini noodles; check it out.
Here is how I used to make it using a vegetable peeler and leaving the bitter skin on the zucchini.
Here is how I make it these days - angel hair-style without the skin - fabulous!
Here is a video by a raw food enthusiast. It's amusing to me to see the fancy stove and oven behind her. Looks like she has an amazing kitchen - phew, beautiful! Anyway, ignore the fact that she likes to eat it raw, the video will show you exactly how to make zucchini pasta. Find the video here.
Here is a nice-looking SPIRALIZER - click to see.
Here is a GREAT TUTORIAL of how to cook your zucchini noodles....scroll right down until you find the cooking methods! (CLICK THE HIGHLIGHTED TEXT)
Here is how I used to make it using a vegetable peeler and leaving the bitter skin on the zucchini.
Here is how I make it these days - angel hair-style without the skin - fabulous!
Here is a video by a raw food enthusiast. It's amusing to me to see the fancy stove and oven behind her. Looks like she has an amazing kitchen - phew, beautiful! Anyway, ignore the fact that she likes to eat it raw, the video will show you exactly how to make zucchini pasta. Find the video here.
Here is a nice-looking SPIRALIZER - click to see.
Here is a GREAT TUTORIAL of how to cook your zucchini noodles....scroll right down until you find the cooking methods! (CLICK THE HIGHLIGHTED TEXT)
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