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This might be my favorite side dish ever. My mom, along with anyone else from her town in Italy would make this every summer w
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hen whatever zucchini in the garden were in ripe. This comes well passed the days of fried zucchini flowers or zucchini flower frittate. Unfortunately for you, I forgot to photograph the final product but I'm sure I'll be making this again soon and can update with some
sexy yummy pics. So, get a couple zucchini, long and thin is key. The thicker they are the larger the seeds. Slice them into thin discs (think potato chips) then drop them into a pot with a finger or two of hot oil. Stir occasionally and fry them till golden brown, remove with a fork or slotted spoon, let drain, and leave them on a few stacked paper towels to absorb the rest of the oil. After they've cooled (you'll notice they crispen) transfer them to your serving dish and toss with a generous amount of fresh chopped garlic, fresh parsley, some salt, and balsamic vinegar. Serve a few minutes or few hours later. DELICIOUS... I've never made this and not had everyone go crazy. There will not be leftovers.
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