Total preparation time 55–60 minutes
Servings 4
Note 1 cup = 250 ml
Tips for guaranteed results
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Thoroughly squeezing the zucchini is key to a firm consistency without the need to add excess breadcrumbs.
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For an extra crispy surface, lightly spray the balls with oil or brush them.
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Ricotta can be replaced with full-fat soft quark; the flavor will be slightly cheesier and the texture firmer.
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The balls are also great cold for a lunchbox and pair excellently with tomato salsa.
Conclusion
Baked zucchini balls are light, tasty and ready without unnecessary frying. Ricotta keeps them juicy, Parmesan adds umami and the herbs add freshness. With simple seasoned rice and a quick dill-garlic dip you have a balanced meal on the table that will disappear in no time.

