This is a simple recipe, and although we aren't yet in the thick of zucchini season, it's a wonderful recipe to have up your sleeve to enjoy an excess of zukes. Once marinated, the zucchini can be enjoyed as-is, or you can do a very quick sauté as we did to gently cook the zucchini. This makes enough for a side dish for 3-4 people, but can be doubled to make a more substantial main dish for 2-3 people.
Using a vegetable peeler or mandolin, peel thin ribbons of zucchini into a large bowl. Add lemon juice and salt, and place covered in the fridge for 1-4 hours. This will soften the zucchini.
Remove from fridge and drain excess liquid. At this point you can either place zucchini into a serving dish and add olive oil, basil, and parmesan, and black pepper and serve, or you can do a quick 2 minute sauté in a pan, and add the remaining ingredients once in the serving dish. Cooking the zucchini softens it further, and keeping it uncooked allows it to have a bit more substance and brightness.