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Started by sammyd, August 09, 2005, 15:35:52

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moonbells

Quote from: flowerlady on September 15, 2005, 17:50:49
quote]Can you use marrows for cooking purposes as soon as you pick it??[
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Moonbells, I try to keep up with Lottie production and use as many as I can as they get big enough.  This means the skin is totally useable, and not at all  tough.

So far I have used them in ratatouille, stuffed rings, pot roast chicken with mxd veg, frittata and also in white sauce, all without problem or complaint from the eating department!! ;D

think you meant to say this to sammyd !

:)

moonbells
Diary of my Chilterns lottie (NEW LOCATION!): http://www.moonbells.com/allotment/allotment.html

moonbells

Diary of my Chilterns lottie (NEW LOCATION!): http://www.moonbells.com/allotment/allotment.html

flowerlady

so sorry sammyd, stupid me :-[
To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven: a time to be born and time to die: a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted.     Ecclesiastes, 3:1-2

moonbells

Marrows are what I grew first as a child. I love them.  Have an old photo of me standing by a sunflower with two bush marrows at my feet, when I was about 12. And I'd been growing them for years at that point...  Ate a whole one last night with a dollop of creme fraiche and salt and pepper (admittedly an overgrown courgette but not that small)

moonmarrowbells  ;D ;D
Diary of my Chilterns lottie (NEW LOCATION!): http://www.moonbells.com/allotment/allotment.html

Hot_Potato

re message 17 from hemajo & strong smelling jam jar lids.....just thought it might be helpful to know that if you put any really strong smelly lids into a solution of bicarb of soda & water and leave to soak.....it will almost certainly 'take away' the strong smell.

this is also recommended for things like sponging out your fridge/freezer after strong smelling items and also.....it works wonders on 'little accidents' that have happened on carpets etc.....

I remember being told this after one of my 3 boys had been 'sick' on the carpet....it really does work!!


tim

Good thinking there!

hemajo

I'll remember that one, and try it the next time our cat is sick on our new carpets!!  Thanks for the tip HP. 
Helen

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