As soon as I saw this salted zucchini cake I knew I’d be preparing it in little time. And so I did.
I love recipes with zucchini (if you have read some other recipes here, you may have already noticed it ;-D), better if easy to prepare and risk-free.
I called it zucchini cake because its shape, cut in squares, reminds me of the cakes my grandmother prepared. Different flavors, same shape.
I found this recipe on an Italian blog I like so much, Arabafeliceincucina, from where I have already prepared a lot of good and risk-free recipes, such as the 15 min coconut truffle or the wonderful flour and butter-free banana pancakes.
This salted zucchini cake is pretty easy to prepare. You just have to mix the ingredients and bake it. No worries, no difficulties.
Since now I have eaten it as it is, at room temperature. I believe it may be good also if you warm it or…cold from the fridge. It is a super idea for a picnic, for a lunch to go and for a buffet.
Ingredients:
- 5 eggs
- 120 g of flour
- 110 g of oil
- 1½ Tsp of baking powder for salted cakes
- 120 g of cheese (I used Swiss cheese)
- half onion
- 3 big zucchini
- 1 carrot
- salt
- pepper
Instructions:
- Turn on the oven to 180°C/356°F.
- Cover a baking pan with parchment paper.
- Grate zucchini and carrot.
- In a bowl, mix together eggs, oil, flour, and yeast. Whisk until well combined.
- Add the grated zucchini, grated carrot, the minced onion and the cheese you want to use, thinly cut or grated.
- Mix it all and add salt and pepper to taste (it may vary depending on the cheese you choose).
- Pour into the baking pan and bake for 40-45 minutes or until it becomes brown golden on the surface.
- Let it cool before cutting it in squares.
- You can keep it in the fridge, covering with aluminum.
- Buon appetito!
3 Comments
Graciela Rodrigues de Souza
November 16, 2020 at 9:19 pmOlá, adorei suas receitas! gostaria de entender os 110 gramas de óleo, como você sabe, aqui no Brasil usamos o mililitro (ml). É só pesar então?
Quanto ao fermento, não entendo essa quantidade “11/2 Tsp de fermento em pó para bolos salgados” . Pode me ajudar? Este seria nosso “pó royal”?
Muito obrigada e muitas felicidades pra você.
Bjus
Ana
November 18, 2020 at 1:48 amOlá Graciela!
Vamos lá: sobre as 110 g de óleo é só pesar sim 😉
Quanto ao fermento, aqui na Itália temos um “pó Royal” também para preparações salgadas. Neste caso, use o pó Royal mesmo.
Tsp significa colher de chá
Tbsp significa colher de sopa
Obrigada à você pelo seu comentário e muitas felicidades 🙂
Graciela Souza
June 22, 2021 at 1:17 amMuito obrigada por suas respostas. Fiz essa receita, adaptando os queijos e ficou deliciosa!!! Muitas felicidades para você também😍😘