These vegetarian Greek zoodles are low carb, keto, and super healthy! The recipe includes yummy artichokes, feta, tomatoes, and black olives!
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I don't think I will ever tire of zucchini noodles (zoodles) because there is so much you can do with them! I've made them into a Pad Thai, baked them in a veggie side dish, paired them with steak and a spicy chipotle sauce, and covered them in a creamy avocado sauce!
If you've not made them before - find my top tips here. There are many ways to make them - and of course these days you can BUY them too! The main issue with cooking them is that they can get soggy because of the water content. In this recipe I have dry fried them at the start, which helps with the texture.
If you haven't bought them ready made, make your zoodles by using a spiralizer or julienne peeler. Place them in a large skillet (no oil), and sauté them for a few minutes to reduce the water content, stirring regularly.
How to Make Low Carb Greek Zoodles
Add some drained marinated artichoke hearts, a deseeded and chopped tomato, and some minced garlic. Once they have warmed through, toss in some crumbled feta cheese, sliced black olives and season with black pepper.
Serve and enjoy!
📖 Recipe
Low Carb Greek Zoodles
Ingredients
Equipment
Step-by-Step Instructions
- If you haven't bought them ready made, make your zoodles by using a spiralizer or julienne peeler.
- Place the zoodles in a large skillet (no oil), and sauté them for a few minutes to reduce the water content, stirring regularly.
- Add the drained artichoke hearts, tomato, and minced garlic.
- Once they have warmed through, toss in the crumbled feta cheese, sliced black olives and season with black pepper.
Nutrition
Notes
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Let us know how it was!Nutritional information is provided as a courtesy and is my best approximation. Net carbs are calculated as the total grams carbs minus the total grams of fiber.
William Smith says
A great recipe indeed!
Glo says
I did not see the dressing recipe.
Georgina says
There's no dressing for this recipe. A little liquid is present, however, from the tomatoes and the artichoke hearts.
John-Mark says
For those who want something akin to a dressing here, might I suggest splashing on some of the oil & herb marinade from the jar of marinated artichoke hearts?