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Thanks for posting this great recipe Barb, I have Bisquick in my cupboard and I am always searching for good recipes to use it, the fritters were really good, I did add in cayenne pepper and seasoned salt, sooooo good! thanks...Kitten:)
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on January 24, 2013
This is a great recipe, I thought I had reviewed it years ago when I started making it for my son at age 2 who is now 7 and was and still is a picky eater. I could always get him to eat these because we called them the green pancakes. I started making it exactly as the recipe was written and it's never failed to be delicious. Over the years, I've added fresh herbs and different cheeses as I've had them in the fridge. It's a perfect easy breakfast, lunch or addition to dinner!
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on December 13, 2007
This recipe unfortunately did not work out for me. I made as directed but they were too mushy on the inside. I even added about 1/2 cup more Bisquick to no avail. They did get crispy on the outside but after cooking for much longer than the stated time, they seemed raw on the inside even though they probably weren't. I guess I just didn't care for the texture. They smelled delicious while cooking but the texture was an issue for DH and me. Based on other reviews the recipe seems to be okay but given my preference for a firmer pattie, I don't think it is fair to rate the recipe.
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on November 23, 2007
Great recipe! Tasted wonderful.
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on September 02, 2007
Excellent! These fried up crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. My husband does not like zucchini and went back for seconds of these. I served with ranch dressing on the side; but were good on their own. Thanks for posting.
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on August 12, 2007
this was excellent. my folks give us zucchini from the garden and we are always looking for ways to use it up. I ate these like a pancake with syryp on them, ketchup and sour cream it was so yummy. We had them with low fat sausages, cabbage for a healthy yummy meal. I bet you could play with seasonings for this and add basil, etc. I will certainly make these again. very good. thanks barb!
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on August 03, 2007
Loved this dish! Couldn't have been easier to put together & cook-and I was nervous, too! I used whole wheat flour for the Bisquick and added minced onion, oregano, a little seasoning salt & garlic powder. I also cooked the patties in a skillet with some olive oil spray. Delicious!! Thank u very much for sharing.
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These were really great! Very easy to make. I now have something other than fried zucchini and bread to make that my family enjoys.
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on July 22, 2007
These were Wonderful! What a great way to use up extra zucchini from the garden! I took the recipe to work and told the gals how much we liked them, and all of them took a copy of the recipe home with them. Thanks Barb, for sharing another wonderful recipe with us!
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My DH and I have been on a Zucchini kick for the past few weeks. This was a great recipe, very tasty.
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on August 31, 2006
I used the full amount of garlic powder suggested and these patties were very good. Fried them 3 minutes per side in canola oil and they came out perfect. I was told that next time I have to make a double batch! Thanks, Barb :)
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These were excellent. I used non-stick spray that worked well. At the whole batch myself! stopped with marinara sauce
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thank you for posting this recipe.my son who is a non-veggie eating person had his eaten even before the meat i had fixed.and anyone that can get him to do that is a hero in my book,,by the way i enjoyed them vey much too.
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on May 29, 2005
this is one of those recipes that gets up and whacks you in the tastebuds for even doubting that it could be so delicious! i didn't think that patties made zucchini of all things on earth would taste so good, but i was proven spectacularly wrong. i didn't use a tablespoon to drop them in, but molded them into freeform patties with my hand (i had refrigerated the batter for a short while as i got interrupted for some time) - they held together very well, crisped nicely on the outside and spongy-tender inside. thanks for a super recipe.
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on March 11, 2005
Thanks Barb for posting this. Our families love potato patties, but with a diabetic in the family, I don't fix them anymore. This is a great substitute ! I used 1/2 tsp. of garlic powder and they were yummy.
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on September 27, 2004
These were excellent. I squeezed the moisture out of the salted zucchini and followed the recipe exactly. I cut the salt back to 1/2tsp for the draining process and didn't use any more. The patties hold together quite easily and are super simple to fry to perfection.
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on September 19, 2004
This is an excellent side dish and one that I'll be making again. It's quick and easy and keeps well on warm in the oven while you're preparing the rest of your meal. The only change I'll make next time is to use half the salt in the draining time and half in the rest of the prep time. Oh, and I used Jiffy baking mix rather than Bisquick as it was what I had on hand. Very good! Thanks Barb for a great recipe!
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