Crispy Baked Zucchini Tots That Actually Get Eaten Introduction Every home cook with a garden or a habit of over-ordering at the farmers market eventually hits the same wall in midsummer: what on earth do I do with all this zucchini? I've been cooking professionally and for my own family for a decade now, and zucchini tots are one of the tricks I keep coming back to. They take a vegetable that can be a hard sell at the dinner table and turn it into something crispy, cheesy, and dippable enough that nobody stops to think about what's actually inside. If you've got a counter full of squash and a bit of shredded cheddar in the fridge, this is exactly the kind of low-effort, high-reward recipe worth bookmarking. Why This Recipe Works The magic here isn't complicated, it's just well-balanced. Grated zucchini brings moisture and a subtle sweetness, but moisture is also the enemy of crispiness, so wringing it out properly is what separates a soggy fritter from a g...