We like potatoes but we REALLY like this zucchini gratin! They're almost too pretty to eat but once you start on your first scoop, it's almost impossible to stop. We created this zucchini gratin recipe with the simplest ingredients, yet we don't compromise on the flavors. That's where Dibble Garlic Aioli comes in! A generous spread at the bottom of this dish goes a very long way. This zucchini and potato bake recipe is also topped with some crispy vegan crumbs made from almond meal and panko breadcrumbs. It’s a hearty casserole that is meant to be a side dish, but hard to not just devour as an entree. Baked until everything is tender, hot, and golden with crispy edges. Delicious!
In a small bowl, mix the almond meal, panko crumbs, salt and pepper thoroughly.
Set aside.
Gratin
Preheat the oven to 200°C.
In a cast-iron or oven-safe skillet, saute the onions over medium-low heat until soft. Season with a pinch of salt and pepper. Set aside to cool down.
Slice both the zucchini and the red potatoes into thin rounds. You can also use a mandolin. The goal is to achieve the same size and width so they will cook evenly.
Spread the slightly cooled onions around in the bottom of the skillet to create an even base. Top with a generous spread of Dibble Garlic Aioli too.
Top with zucchini and red potatoes, layering each one of them in reverse as you go to create a pattern. Start on the outside of the pan and work your way in, keeping them in line as much as possible.
Bake in the oven for 30 minutes, and then broil for the last 2 minutes to get the top crispy.
Enjoy your zucchini and potato bake!
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Our favourite recipe is a home made vegan chilli cheese fries. Zigzagging some dibble cheese sauce over the top followed by 10 mins under a hit grill and we have exactly the same delicious 'dirty fries' we used to enjoy - but without the cruelty that comes with dairy. We love dibble!
My son is egg and dairy free. He doesn't tend to like condiments but always loved sour cream so I searched for an alternative. He didn't like some other option we tried but really likes the Dibble sour cream and happily uses it on many foods. I like that I can buy and store a few bottles ready for use whenever it is needed. I also use it when substituting cream in pasta sauces or greek yogurt when marinating meat. One cannot tell.
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