You know how when you plant a zucchini plant you end up getting a million? This summer I planted 3! What was I thinking? Luckily I found some new ways to use all the zucchini we were blessed with. Just a warning this is a sort of made up recipe but it is really good.

You will need:
Olive Oil
3 Medium Zucchini
3 large carrots
2 medium baking potatoes (any potato is fine, even sweet potatoes)
3-4 TBS taco seasoning
Salt and Pepper (optional)
Cheddar Cheese (not pictured, I always forget something)
Crunchy Taco Shells or Tortilla chips

First grate all of your veggies and heat 1-2 TBS olive oil in a skillet on medium/low.

Add your veggies and saute 6-8 minutes. Or until cooked down and colors have darkened.

Once veggies have cooked down add taco seasoning. Cook about 5 minutes more.

Add cheese and wait for it to melt. Once melted sir together. Cook on medium heat until desired crispiness is reached. I like mine semi-crispy.

Spoon into a crunchy taco shell or eat with tortilla chips. Top with sour cream, salsa or your favorite topping.
This stuff is also really good cold.
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