Say goodbye to boring veggies and hello to a vibrant, flavorful dish that’ll have your taste buds dancing! In this recipe, I’m sharing my delicious Zucchini Stir-Fry with Prawns, a dish that’s not only quick and easy to make but also bursting with fresh, savory flavors. Born out of a craving for my favorite stir-fry with jicama and inspired by the abundance of zucchini available year-round in Sydney, this dish combines tender prawns, crisp zucchini, sweet carrots, and aromatic garlic, all tied together with a touch of oyster sauce for a perfect balance of sweetness and umami. Budget-friendly, packed with nutrients, and so satisfying, this recipe is a must-try for anyone looking to spice up their veggie game. Ready to get cooking? Let’s dive into the details and discover how you can make this irresistible stir-fry in no time!
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