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zucchini

/zoo-kee-nee/US // zuˈki ni //UK // (tsuːˈkiːnɪ, zuː-) //

西葫芦,西葫蘆,西瓜,西芹

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural zuc·chi·ni, zuc·chi·nis.

    • : a variety of summer squash that is shaped like a cucumber and that has a smooth, dark-green skin.
    • : the plant bearing this fruit.

Examples

  • “I was a farmer on my own, but then my husband got involved, because babies,” says Grace Teresi, whom I met at a farmers’ market in downtown San Francisco, where I gratefully bought onions and spinach and zucchini and peaches.

  • Like green zucchini, the golden variety also boasts a relatively straight shape, and each can be used in any recipe that calls for the other.

  • Not to be confused with golden zucchini, these are a much paler yellow with skin that can range from smooth to bumpy and they generally have larger seeds than other varieties.

  • While the most common varieties of summer squash can be found year-round — we’re looking at you, green zucchini — the season for which they’re named brings a bounty of less familiar ones.

  • This hearty lentil salad with fresh ribbons of zucchini gets topped with a golden-brown slab of halloumi.

  • Spoon over the zucchini slices and roast at 400 degrees for 15 minutes or until golden.

  • Carve the lamb; serve with the warm dressing and the following Potatoes Dauphinoise and Crispy Crumbed Zucchini.

  • Then add the zucchini, peppers, eggplant, and chilies and cook, stirring for a further 10 minutes.

  • Garnish each bowl with the beef, shiitakes, zucchini, egg, and some crumbled Kim.

  • Some people also get fancy with their ingredients and make latkes out of sweet potatoes, zucchini or carrots.

  • Zucchini are a kind of small squash for sale in groceries and markets of the Italian neighborhoods of our large cities.