BISQUICK ZUCCHINI PIE 
3 c. diced, unpeeled zucchini
1 lg. onion, chopped
1/2 c. grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 c. grated cheddar cheese
1/2 c. salad oil
1 c. Bisquick
4 eggs, beaten
1/2 to 1 tsp. parsley
Dash of salt and pepper

Grease 9-inch pie plate or 9 x 9 square pan. Combine all ingredients.

Bake at 350 degrees for 35-40 minutes or until lightly browned.

recipe reviews
Bisquick Zucchini Pie
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 Wendyw (Connecticut) says:
I add crushed garlic or garlic powder as well, bake it in 8 x 11 pan so it is a bit thinner and adjust baking time (5 min less). When cooled, cut into 1.5 in squares and serve room temp as hors d'oeuvres. Always a hit.
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 Pat (New York) says:
I omit cheddar cheese.
Use extra virgin olive oil.
Fresh basil, chopped.

Family favorite!
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 Sharon (New Jersey) says:
All you need to add in this recipe is more salt. It calls for a dash of salt. I added 1 teaspoon and it was perfect! also instead of salad oil I used Extra Virgin Olive Oil. I also added chopped garlic for more flavor.
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 Maureen (New York) says:
I added goat cheese Parmesan cheese and cheddar as well as yellow pepper and a dash or 2 of Tabasco. I am not a spicy type so this was really flavorful for me. Soooo good. With a salad... a wonderful easy meal!!!
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 Gloria (New York) says:
Adding diced pepperoni and diced mozzarella does the trick!
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 Deb (Kansas) says:
Very good just the way it is. No need to tweak the recipe. It's zucchini season and I like to find different ways to use them. I will definitely make this dish again.
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 Mike (Minnesota) says:
My family has been making this for years (decades)... but we add diced pepperoni and no cheddar cheese. A family favorite!
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 Kathy B. (New York) says:
This was a very good recipe! My variation would have been one small onion, 3 eggs is sufficient, and 1 cup mozzarella and 1/2 cup cheddar jack cheese. With the amount of zucchini and cheese makes it very moist. Bake time increased by 10 minutes more.
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 Susan DeSantis (New Jersey) says:
I cut down on the oil to 1/4 cup and add mushrooms and shredded carrots to this recipe and it adds so much more to the dish.
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 Janie Olmstead (Pennsylvania) says:
This zucchini/Bisquick recipe is not only nutritious, but zucchinilicious. Great way to use your zucchini. Hey, even if you don't have zucchini on hand...go out and purchase. Sometimes, I use just Parmesan. It is fun to tweak, if you so desire.
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 Lisa Geddes (Virginia) says:
Love this recipe. I too, as many others have, have made adjustments- different cheeses, all cheddar, more cheese, yellow squash and zucchini. It freezes well - I cut it up in single servings and freeze separately and pull it out in the AM to bring to work for lunch.
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 Georgia (New York) says:
This is one of the family meals that really makes them all happy! No complaints, ever! I slice zucchini and onion super thin with the mandolin. Turns out great each time. Great for lunch the next day.
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 Tina (Florida) says:
This is an old family favorite - from Grandma, mom, me and the whole family in all generations LOVE it. So many great ways to alter it and tailor to taste! My contribution? You can never add enough Zucchini! at least double it, I promise, you won't have gone wrong!! Enjoy
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 Susan D. (New Jersey) says:
I've made this several times. I don't dice the zucchini, I slice it very thin. I also use both green and yellow zucchini. I omit the cheddar, add shredded carrots and plenty of mushrooms. I decrease the amount of oil and increase the amount of grated cheese.
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 Carol (Texas) says:
I've made this for years but just use Parmesan... no cheddar and add red pepper flakes. Excellent.

 

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