A Community Recipe by Junebelle
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For when you are craving the taste of pizza.
Recipe Directions
1. Use your vegetable slicer to cut the zucchini into bite size chips.
2. Place the soaked sun dried tomatoes along with the oregano and basil in a food processor and mix them all up.
3. Place the sliced zucchini and flavor mixture from the food processor in a bowl and mix it all together.
4. Dehydrate at 110 Fahrenheit for 3-4 hours.
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carrie6292
Jun 09, 2010
These were pretty good - i used fresh herbs, so it tasted really good :) I did add some salt and some grape tomatoes i had leftover... very good stuff!
Tunacupcakes
Aug 01, 2010
Could it be possible to use some nutritional yeast to give it a cheese flavor?
Junebelle
May 23, 2010
Sorry - this is my first recipe. I am trying to update it. For one zucchini I used 3 soaked sun dried tomatoes and 2 TBS of the dried Basil and 2 TBS of the dried Oregano.
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iwasthelion
Aug 05, 2010
I must admit, I added the herbs to the already-made walnut-tomato pate, but it still tasted great! I knew my family would like it, but instead they all gave excuses as they usually will. "I'm full", and then they stick their hands into bags of chips and the like haha. And miss tunacupcakes, it tastes well with a bit of nutritional yeast. =)
Tunacupcakes
Aug 01, 2010
Could it be possible to use some nutritional yeast to give it a cheese flavor?
melissa7857
Jul 27, 2010
man i just got these out of the dehydrator and tested one. next thing i knew half of them were gone. soooo yummy yum yum yummy! thank you!
rawfreak4fr
Jul 08, 2010
Plan to make these in next few minutes...instead of mixing in altogether in bowl, I'll jusy put zuchini in dehydrator and top each slice. More work initially, but should be less clean up.
carrie6292
Jun 09, 2010
These were pretty good - i used fresh herbs, so it tasted really good :) I did add some salt and some grape tomatoes i had leftover... very good stuff!
natureprincess
May 23, 2010
This sounds so good . I'll try it this Thursday . And i agree with sgmom2 , it 's great that your recipes does not loaded with nuts or grains.
Junebelle
May 23, 2010
I'm so excited you guys like it! Pianissa, I took your suggestion and added light as a discription. I didn't even realize you could search 'light' recipes, but I will definitely be trying that.
Allison
May 23, 2010
Sgmom2 you took the words right out of my mouth :) I am so excited about this pizza recipe. Thanks Junebelle.
pianissima
May 23, 2010
yes, in fact if you add "light" to the tag words in the recipe (on the bottom) then it will come up when you "click" light on the new front page of this website. i just noticed this.
sgmom2
May 23, 2010
It does sound great. I love lite recipes that aren't loaded with nuts and avacados. thanks. I added it to my recipe box.
MicheleSS
May 23, 2010
Thanks for the quick update. These sound like a great snack!
Junebelle
May 23, 2010
Sorry - this is my first recipe. I am trying to update it. For one zucchini I used 3 soaked sun dried tomatoes and 2 TBS of the dried Basil and 2 TBS of the dried Oregano.
MicheleSS
May 23, 2010
How much soaked sun dried tomato and how much dried oregano?
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