Marinated zucchini salad

Zucchini marinated salad, discovered by the love of using zucchinis in Greek cooking. The longer fresh zucchini is marinated the more flavor it holds.

Perfect for picnics, potlucks or as a quick side dish for any meal, this Marinated Zucchini Salad is both easy, healthy and so good! Made with raw zucchini and a touch of garlic, this quick recipe will freshen up any meal.

The combination of zucchini, tomatoes, and onions is flavorful and refreshing. This easy salad can be made ahead of time.

I'm always on the hunt for delicious zucchini recipes to help put our end-of-summer harvest to use. While it's always fun to toss it into pasta or bake a loaf of zucchini bread, there's something so satisfying about enjoying raw zucchini as-is. Freshly picked zucchini has the best delicate flavor & tender-crisp texture that’s worthy of celebrating all on its own – this Shaved Zucchini Salad recipe does just that! By running a vegetable peeler along the length of the squash, it’s easy to…

These Marinated Zucchini and Red Onions are the perfect snack, salad topper, bowl mix-in, or side dish to any meal! They are made with white wine vinegar, good quality extra virgin olive oil, garlic, herbs, and spices. Super quick to throw together, and to keep in the fridge all week! A great way to use up late summer zucchini too!

Raw zucchini can be a dull ingredient, but when it’s very thinly sliced it marinates beautifully, especially in lemon juice. I like to use a mixture of green and yellow squash here. Assemble this dish at least four hours before you wish to serve it, so that the squash has time to soften and soak up the lemony marinade.

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This light and vibrant Italian Shaved Zucchini Salad with Feta is a simple dish you can serve on the side of all of your summer favorites. Made with marinated zucchini ribbons, feta, and herbs, it’s a flavorful recipe you can whip up in minutes.

This raw Zucchini Salad is one of the best ways to enjoy zucchini fresh out of your garden! The marinated zucchini ribbons are dressed with fresh lemon juice, olive oil, and garlic for big flavor!

This is the dish my guests were most enamored of during our summertime Shabbat dinner (it is always the simplest things, right?). It’s inspired by the Jewish Roman recipe, concia, which is hundreds of years old. The Jews of Rome knew their way around summer vegetables — including zucchini, which they sliced, fried in olive oil, then marinated with chopped fresh herbs, garlic, and vinegar. The zucchini browns and turns silky, almost creamy, in its olive oil bath.