This is my adaptation of yelling it from the housetops. Hasselback Zucchini Pizzas are prepared to shake your plate, your face, and change pizza night until the end of time. A striking case, isn't that so? They're that great!
This formula is easy to the point that I had the capacity to get it ready easily while 3 little monkeys assumed control over my workspace with play batter. A couple of minutes of gathering in addition to a couple of minutes of heating and BAM! Gooey sans gluten zucchini pizza scrumptiousness. All while watching out for my crowd throughout the afternoon.
I've incorporated the estimations per zucchini. Twofold, triple, or fourfold the formula as required and make to such an extent or as few as you'd like! They're an extraordinary gathering hors d'oeuvre or a fun primary seminar on pizza night.
Ingredients
- 1 zucchini squash
- 3 deli slices of mozzarella cheese (see notes)
- 12-14 slices of pepperoni
- 1/8-1/4 tsp crushed red pepper flakes
- parsley to garnish (optional)
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.
- Wash and dry your zucchini, then slice off the ends.
- Line up a chopstick on both sides of the squash and slice until you hit the stick.
- Start at one end and keep slicing into discs (without cutting all the way through the squash) until you've reached the other end. Repeat for remaining squash. If you're making extra.
- Slice each zucchini in half for easy-to-stuff portions.
- Line a baking sheet with foil, then arrange your squash on top.
- Next, stuff cheese and pepperoni between each tasty little zucchini disc, alternating each for cheesy pepperoni pizza deliciousness in every bite!
- Season with red pepper flakes and top with another sheet of foil.
- Pinch + fold along the sides to make a foil pouch.
- The foil pouch will not only help the zucchini cook quicker by steaming the squash, but will also keep the cheese melty and prevent it from browning.
- Bake at 425 degrees F for 20 minutes if al-dente zucchini is desired, and 5-10 min longer for softer zucchini.
- Allow to rest/steam covered in foil for an additional 5 minutes ---> this was my perfect idea of al-dente. They were tender yet still firm - no soggy zucchini here! If you find you'd like yours softer, pop it back in the oven for 10 minutes for more tender zucchini. Easy peasy + totally customizable!
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