A lightened up bang bang sauce is served with low carb zucchini noodles, creating the ultimate skinny dish.
My vegetable spiralizing adventures continue. My favorite thing to spiralize is still zucchini. They make such a great noodle substitute, so it only made sense that I took my beloved skinny bang bang pasta and did a zucchini noodles (or zoodles) version. These made such a fun and tasty lunch.
And I still love my vegetable spiralizer. My mom couldn’t believe I bought yet another kitchen tool. I know I’ve got way too many and most of them don’t get used, but I’ve used this one so many times now, it was definitely $14 well spent. It makes super long zucchini noodles and it’s easy to clean too.
I’m actually determined to use each and every one of my kitchen gadget splurges before the end of the year. We’ll see how far along I get. So if you start seeing posts for homemade yogurt, pasta, and ice cream cones (what was I thinking??), you’ll understand why.
If you like this lightened up bang bang recipe you might like my Keto Low Carb Bang Bang Cauliflower, too. Or try my skinny zucchini noodle alfredo!
Special Tools:
iperfect kitchen hand-held vegetable spiralizer
Skinny Bang Bang Zucchini Noodles
Ingredients
- 2 medium-sized zucchinis spiralized
- 1/2 cup fat free plain Greek yogurt must use Greek and not regular
- 1/4 cup Thai sweet chili sauce smooth kind without seeds
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 tsp sriracha sauce or other hot sauce
- 1 tsp lime juice
Instructions
- Cook zucchini noodles in boiling water for about 2-3 minutes or until just barely cooked (tender yet still firm). Drain and remove from water.
- Add remaining ingredients into a medium mixing bowl. Whisk until smooth. Pour over zucchini noodles and serve right away.
Nutrition
The nutrition information provided are only estimates based on an online nutritional calculator. I am not a certified nutritionist. Please consult a professional nutritionist or doctor for accurate information and any dietary restrictions and concerns you may have.
Can you use coconut yogurt?
It won’t taste the same, but it can work.
Made this today, so good! I left the noodles raw. I also added chopped green onion and cilantro. I might add green peppers next time. Thanks for the super fast and easy meal!
I love the idea of leaving the noodles raw! It’s like a zucchini noodle salad!
Do you think the bang bang sauce would be good on butternut ravioli. I really enjoyed the sauce wondered what other recipes I could use it on. Is the chilli sauce with seeds hotter?
I think it could go well with butternut ravioli. As long as you buy the sweet chili sauce, then the one with seeds shouldn’t be any spicier. I prefer the no seeds version because it makes for a smoother sauce but i’ve actually been having trouble finding the one without the seeds and started using the ones with seeds when that’s all I can find and it still tastes good! the sauce is just lighter in color and has little bumps from the seeds.
My spiralizer has an option for thick or thin noodles- do you have any advice on what cooks better?
I would go with the thicker one as the zucchini shrinks when it cooks and the thicker ones will also stay a little more firm/crisp after they are finished cooking.
Where did you purchase your spiralizer?
on Amazon! I have a link to it at the end of the post, right before the recipe box.
Great tasting recipe! Love the simplicity of it all. Bang bang sauce is excellent. Was surprisingly filling!
so glad you enjoy it!
Can you give a suggestion on the sweet chili sauce you used? Do you find this in the Asian section of the grocery store? Thanks!
Hi, I actually bought it at Ranch 99 which is an Asian grocery store. You can see a photo of the bottle I use here: https://kirbiecravings.com/2016/05/bang-bang-zucchini.html
You don’t have to use that exact brand, but you can see it’s a smooth sauce without the seeds.
I, too, have the same spiral-making gizmo. Used it the other night and one zoodle was over 8 FEET long. Some scissors work ensued. Your bang bang sauce looks fantastic. Thanks.
it’s kinda crazy how long you can make those noodles right?
I don’t have Thai sweet chili sauce (nor will I buy it cause I don’t like these types of packaged foods.) What might you recommend in its place in terms of spices, herbs, etc.? Thanks!
the base of the sauce is thai sweet chili sauce. You can always try making your own, but I dont have any suggestions on where to start for that
I also LOVE my spiralizer! I have the exact one you have!! (I also have TONS of gadgets, they are the best! We may need to go to Kitchen Gadgets Anonymous! ;0) Nah! that’s why we have so many drawers in our kitchen!!) Your sauce was so yummy! Used it on spiralized raw cucumber too! Yum! Please keep posting more delicious recipes with spiralizer!
yay! yes maybe we should start a group. haha! i bet there would be tons of members