Slight variation on Joe's Zucchini Feta Moosewood Pancakes......

barbara-in-va

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I made the pancakes about 3" round then stacked them with a thick slice of purple cherokee tomato. Then topped it off with the dallop of creme fraiche and some smoked salmon. It was the perfect brunch, along with a big bowl of seasonal fruit, after an early morning, very LONG bike ride.

I also want to try this with some chunky tomato sauce spooned on top and maybe a basil leaf, maybe a dallop of ricotta before the sauce....these pancakes are so very versatile.

Thanks again Joe for posting them!

PS: I traded the egg yolks in the pancakes for the dallop of creme fraiche. Using just egg whites was perfectly fine.

 
I'm glad you enjoyed them. The Cherokee tomato sounds like a wonderful addition.

I'm thinking in the opposite egg yolk direction, that they would be nice topped with a poached egg and Hollandaise. Your thought process is much healthier.

I imagine the mint could be replaced with any fresh herb to suit the topping.

 
Joe, funny you should mention the poached egg option. I absolutely was thinking

of that while eating. I think poached eggs would be a fabulous addition. Maybe with tarragon standing in for the mint. I also think a a stack with some ricotta and chunky tomato sauce sounds delicious. Who knew that these little gems were so versatile!
Gotta go make more now........

 
Another tweak to the Moosewood zucchini pancakes.......

I was frying some bacon for a broccoli salad and I thought I would use the pan with the fat in it to saute some chopped onions (didn't have scallions) for zucchini pancakes. I think they were a big flavor boost.

 
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