ZUCCHINI RIBBON SALAD

✨ The Gilded Table: June Edition ✨

This recipe is a seasonal invitation, inspired by sunlit terraces, Provençal herbs, and the coastal breeze. Each dish featured in The Gilded Table: June Edition offers a delicate balance of elegance and simplicity. From garden brunches to twilight soirées, midsummer invites us to gather, linger over bites, and savor joy served simply.

ZUCCHINI RIBBON SALAD

Salade de rubans de courgette au citron et basilic


Zucchini ribbon salad with lemon wedges, pine nuts, basil, and Parmesan on a white plate, served beside a glass of white wine on a rustic garden table.

Paper-thin ribbons of zucchini, chilled white wine, lemon, and basil — a garden lunch in every bite.

This zucchini ribbon salad is light, elegant, and perfect for al fresco dining. Featuring thin ribbons of zucchini, fresh basil, toasted pine nuts, and a bright lemon-Parmesan dressing, it’s a stunning warm-weather side dish or starter. Part of The Gilded Table: June Edition from Life in Bianca’s Kitchen.

A note from Bianca:
This one reminds me of the first warm day after a stretch of rain. We shaved the zucchini in silence, listening to birdsong. The salad felt like a celebration of something quiet and good.

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Printed on soft cream with a Provençal touch, this card is ready for your midsummer gatherings.

How would you serve this dish? Do you lean classic or dressed-up with flair?
Let me know your favorite garden party pairings ✨

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    1. Thank you so much for noticing and for taking the time to share your thoughts! 🌿 Yes, the recipe cards are created with the help of AI — I use it as a design tool to generate the decorative layout, and then I adjust them to fit the aesthetic I’m going for. Because these cards are more of a visual accent for each recipe post, I didn’t focus too closely on the spelling or details of the ingredients/directions themselves.

      For the actual recipes, I always include a clean, printable PDF version in each post — those are the ones meant for cooking and keeping. The decorative cards are simply an extra touch to bring a little storybook charm to the presentation.

      I truly appreciate your comment and your visit to my site — feedback like yours helps me continue to refine and grow what I’m creating. 💛

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