I am Italian and grew up eating authentic home-made Italian food. This recipe was DECLICIOUS!!! I re-scaled the recipe for 5 people and everything came out perfect. Only thing I modified was using 3 whole eggs instead of seperating the whites, part skim ricotta to cut down on calories/fat, and baked for 35 mins instead of 45. I also used both zucchini and squash. Put some ziti noodles with some of the leftover marinara on the side and ate this as the main course. YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!

This was ok. Mine came out runny..not sure why. Would like to try it again however I wouldn't want it to some out as soggy as it did.

Great recipe, rich and full flavoured. I used cottage cheese instead of ricotta and worked well.

Tried this yesterday, was a bit disappointed as we found it rather bland. I will give it another bash, and try out some of the tips other users have mentioned, and just add more seasoning along the way.

This dish turned out really well! I have to agree with the reader who posted that prep time is more like 30-40 minutes instead of 15. Slicing and dicing everything and baking the zucchini slices took some time, but I think it was worth it. I added more mozzerella than called for ~ I bought 2 packages of the shredded kind and used a package per "layer". I also needed more than 2 egg whites to dip the zucchini in before dredging in the bread crumb mixture. My messy hands were getting bread crumbs in the egg whites and the egg whites were soaking into the bread crumbs! I recommend serving this dish with garlic toast - my husband LOVED piling the zucchini parmigiana on top of the toast and eating it like that. Next time, I think I will try using dried herbs (just so I don't have to make special trips to the grocery store to buy fresh herbs) and throwing in a few things I have in the pantry. This is a super-versatile dish!

Too rich! Had to dump it. No one in the house wanted to eat it more than once. Waste of that much cheese and fresh zucchini.

I made my own sauce (Marinara Sauce II), instead of using just tomato sauce, which made this a five star tasting dish. With only tomato sauce it is only four stars, imo. I substituted cottage cheese for the ricotta, just because I already had it. I had to use dried parsley, rather than dried. I halved this recipe, and baked it in a 7x11 size pan, it only took 30 mins in the oven. This is a good meatless meal that I will make again!

DELICIOUS! I used cottage cheese and would prefer to have not done the breading.

I thought this was excellent. It was really good left over too. I did not use quite as much cheese or eggs as directed. My sister in law said that it was "epic". She would have given it five stars. My entire family loved it. Perfect for all that extra zucchini in the garden.

I followed this recipe pretty closely and my family really enjoyed it. I can't think of anything I would really change!

I used Italian style bread crumbs to add more taste to the dish. I also used less tomato sauce and started with a layer of bread crumbs to soak up the juices so it's not so runny. I didn't bother doing the dipping the slices in the egg and the bread crumbs. I baked the zucchini slices for about 10 minutes. They will finish cooking in the oven with the rest of the ingredients.

I didn't use and ricotta cheese and used more mozzerella than called for, but it was good...

Loved this recipe. Next time I'll use a 8 X 8 pan as the 9 X 13 was way too big. Can't wait to make this for company.

Excellent flavor. I only had one large zucchini, so I halved the recipe. There was still plenty for the family. Also used cottage cheese instead of the ricotta. Will definitely make this again.

i breaded the zucchini as instructed but then used lasagna sauce and built it as i would a regular lasagna. my hubby really really liked it. i thought it was good, considering it was full of veggies.

My husband and I did not like this at all. I think there was way too much riccotta in it and not enough flavor in the dish at all. All you could really taste was the bread crumbs on the slices of zucchini. I think if you used a jar sauce instead of just tomato sauce, maybe it would be better? For all the work that goes into egging and breading the zucchini slices before baking and the outcome that you get, I won't be making this again.