Can I use another cheese instead of feta?
Yes! Feta gives a nice salty taste, but you can also use grated Parmesan, ricotta salata, or even a mild goat cheese.
This easy zucchini pancake recipe was quite a big surprise. I tasted them fresh out of the pan, and to be honest, I had just thrown a few bits and pieces together, so the fact that they turned out so delicious was a surprise, even for me.
This recipe worked out so well that it’s here to stay and will be made more often in my kitchen. That’s why I’m sure you’ll also be making these savory zucchini pancakes again and again after trying them.
So don’t wait any longer, just go on and make them! They’re great as an easy side dish or serve them with some Greek yogurt or a dollop of sour cream.
These easy zucchini pancakes are a great way to incorporate more vegetables into a pancake batter. With my basic pancake recipe you can make endless variations.
While I love sweet pancakes, I also think savory pancakes are fantastic too! Perfect for serving lunch, dinner, and breakfast.
I’ll soon be sharing more savory pancake recipes but for now you can starting making these delicious sweet pancakes!
Make sure to double-check the ingredients and quantities in the recipe card below.
The first step and an important one is to grate the zucchini and get rid of most of the moisture. Zucchini contains a lot of excess liquid and you’ll want to get as much as possible out for the best results.
You can squeeze out as much as you can with a clean tea towel or use paper towels instead. Both work. You can also use your hands to squeeze it out of the shredded zucchini.
Now transfer the zucchini to a large bowl and add the egg. Mix the egg through the zucchini and add the rest of the ingredients in. Mix until the all-purpose flour is no longer visible in the zucchini mixture.
Now heat a large skillet on medium heat and add tablespoons of the mixture into the pan. Flatten it slightly and let it cook until golden brown on both sides.
Drain the pancakes on paper towel before serving. It’s delicious served with tzatziki!
Keep covered in the fridge for 2–3 days. Reheat in a pan or microwave before serving.
You can also freeze them by letting them cool completely and freeze them in a single layer before transferring to a bag for storage. They will keep for up to 3 months.
Yes! Feta gives a nice salty taste, but you can also use grated Parmesan, ricotta salata, or even a mild goat cheese.
Absolutely. If you skip this step, the batter will be too watery, and the pancakes won’t hold their shape or get crisp.
Yes, you can substitute the self-rising flour with a gluten-free flour blend and add 1/2 teaspoon baking powder for the rise.
Make sure the pan and oil are hot before adding the batter. Don’t overcrowd the pan, and let them fry undisturbed until the first side is golden before flipping.
For the best texture, reheat them in a skillet with a tiny bit of oil. The microwave works too, but they’ll be softer.
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