This recipe for Zucchini Kookoo / zucchini kuku comes from Turmeric and Saffron and My Persian Kitchen but instead of using their wheat flour or baking soda, I used pancake mix. For the kids, I also added a good amount of shredded cheddar that I had lying about in the fridge. I also made them individual kookoos by using a one quart nonstick pan instead of a skillet and poured half of the mixture below for each. A simple recipe with few ingredients resulting in a great dish AND being able to sneak in some veggies too - I love!

Ingredients:
2 eggs
1 medium sized zucchini, grated and water squeezed out
1 small onion, chopped
2 heaped tsp biscuit/pancake mix (or wheat flour or 1/2 tsp baking soda)
1 tbsp shredded cheddar (optional)
a few dashes of turmeric
salt and pepper to taste
1 tbsp cooking oil
Method:
In a mixing bowl, whisk the eggs and the biscuit mix until smooth. Add the remaining ingredients, except oil and mix well.
Grease and warm up a skillet. Pour oil at the center and pour the whisked egg mixture on top of that. Spread around until it covers the pan/skillet.
Cover and cook on low for 10-12 minutes, until the bottom is slightly browned and the top is set.
Flip the frittata and cook for another 5-6 minutes, until brown on the other side.
Cut them up into wedges and serve.
16 comments:
It's really a fun named recipe.....looks simple and yum.....
Beautiful pics!
The snack looks delicious..
wow looks amazing dish...
Like the name- looks like quiche sans crust. I like egg dishes - this one should be a winner in individual ramekins!
Super catchy name, cant wait to try..
hi vani,
it's sure a funny name for a super gorgeous dish!looks lovely, must've tasted great too!!
Love that name. I have never added flour etc. to frittata, will make it more robust ?
Looks very happy and sunshiny too
Thanks, guys!
Cham - yeah, a crustless quiche, basically. Ramekins would be good, as would muffin pans.
Suparna - it did :)
San - The pancake flour added volume and gave an almost savory muffin kinda feel to it.
Addition of flour is something new. I made french toast from a recipe that added flour to the egg and it was so good. I guess this would also good considering the pictures of the dish. It looks so lovely.
Thats a really interesting name and lovely looking frittata !
badrish says, saasive oggarane would have made the dish complete! :)
yummyyyy... and the pictures are very very good.. i love this recipe as well.. wud try it definately..:)
Thanks, zradha, Arch, CP
D- Saasive oggarane - ha ha :) can't take the Brahmin out of a person, huh? :)
Looks yum, Vani.
Thanks, Jay!
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