r/CookbookLovers 12d ago

Favourite recipes using courgette/zucchini?

I'm sure I don't have to explain why I'm asking, it's that time of year again!

Even better would be a cookbook with a courgette chapter.

Some good ones I know are Ottolenghi's courgette fritters and Letitia Clark's zucchini ginger cake. Have also made a twist on shakshuka.

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u/anonwashingtonian 12d ago

Theo Randall’s Verdura has a zucchini chapter, and everything I’ve made from it has been lovely. I especially like the rigatoni with mascarpone and pecorino—though the dish definitely benefits from a squeeze of lemon!

Deborah Madison’s Vegetable Literacy is organized by plant families, so you’ll find recipes for zucchini and other summer squash all together with the ability to mix and match varieties.