Quick, inexpensive, tasty and simple to execute, this dish is perfect for lunch or dinner in spring, says Hilton Adelaide executive sous chef Josh Gorman.
“The dish is entirely gluten-free and can be altered easily for any dairy or nut allergy,” Gorman says.
“I first made it a few years ago and fell in love with using zucchinis as a noodle substitute. You can also sauté everything together and treat it like pasta if the weather is cooler.
“This recipe is a creative way of giving your fussy children vegetables, if all they want to eat is spaghetti!”
Serves 4
10 zucchinis – can use green and/or yellow
1 bunch coriander – wash and pick leaves from stems, keep both aside
½ packet vermicelli noodles
150g roasted cashews
50g grated parmesan
1 bunch fresh basil – pick leaves, throw away stems
1 red chilli – de-seeded (optional)
1 lemon
2 limes
12 chicken tenderloins
6 cloves of garlic – crushed into a paste
Blended vegetable oil
Extra virgin olive oil
Salt & pepper