My garden is still producing a few zucchini and tomatoes and this casserole recipe is a good one to add to any meal as a side dish.
In a small bowl mix all the spices and salt and pepper, set aside. Spray a baking dish with cooking spray (I used a 9 x 9) add a layer of chopped onion, zucchini slices, tomato slices, cheese, and bread crumbs. Sprinkle with spice mixture. Continue layering until you run out of ingredients ending with cheese and bread crumbs on top. Bake in a preheated 375 degree oven, uncovered, for 45 to 50 minutes. Enjoy!
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I want to print out this recipe so I can use it. Every time I print any recipe from this website, 15 pages with only the food pictures on the left and right print out before the recipe prints. You need to set it up so that only the recipe prints out. I am no longer using your website.
I am sorry you are not able to print the recipes but everyone else seems to be able to do o.k. There are instructions with pictures on the left sidebar of the blog on how to print. Here is a link also telling you how to do it : http://southernlady64.wordpress.com/2011/03/06/how-to-print-a-recipe-from-this-blog/. I am sorry always to lose a fan but I have no control over what WordPress does. Maybe, you could get someone to help you with only printing the highlighted recipes. I am so sorry but there is nothing I can do.
Alright Ms. Southern Lady, now don’t tell the other bloggers I follow, but I try to be systematic when I look through my reading list on wordpress. Well today, I saw the picture of this and just jumped straight to it! The recipe is just wonderful. Looks so tasty.
This recipe sounds wonderful but unfortantly I can’t eat tomatoes anymore. Can you imagine not being able to eat tomatoes? it”s like a nightmare !!!
Such a nice casserole to have during the summer when the ingredients are all in there prime.