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ZUCCHINI ANTIPASTO | by Chef by Night

Try to prepare this delicious zucchini antipasto to eat it with the no-knead bread. You can find the full recipe on my Instagram page...

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FAQ

Thick slices. Especially when roasting, zucchini should be sliced into thick, ½ inch slices to ensure they don't get soggy in the oven. If your oven roasted zucchini is consistently turning out soggy, try slicing it a little thicker next time.
An antipasto benefits from store-bought spicy pepper condiments or sweet fig jam, they can be spread on crackers or bread and topped with cheese or meat or just spread on cheese or dried fruit. Choose at least two spreads; Salty cheese is complemented by sweet spreads and mild cheese by more savory or mild spreads.
Smaller and uneven pieces can burn more easily. Don't overcrowd the pan, which can cause the zucchini to steam instead of roast. Unless you have time to salt and drain the zucchini, wait to salt it until after they're cooked so the salt doesn't draw out the moisture in the oven—this can lead to sogginess.
Antipasto is the singular term (an antipasto), while antipasti refers to the collective or plural (a platter with different kinds of antipasti). If you're referring to a single appetizer, like a piece of cheese or bread, call it an antipasto.