nmg

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Sep 03, 2011 20:57


Back from the monster tour of England and Scotland (Southampton to Windermere and back, via Dunblane), and it turns out that we had monster produce waiting for us (alisdairo - did I forget to tell you to help yourself?):


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horny handed sons of toil, garklet, gark life

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nmg September 4 2011, 21:24:28 UTC
Any suggestions for what to do with it? Marrow chutney seems the best bet, but we've still got a fair amount of that left from last year.

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marypcb September 5 2011, 13:21:41 UTC
grating, pressing dry and using for fritters, in carrot-style cake and in bread are the usual answers for surplus courgette. simmer with olive oil and garlic and tomato and freeze in vats!

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nmg September 5 2011, 18:23:17 UTC
I suspect that this one is likely to be bitter and/or watery.

The most common advice I've seen has been to consign it to the compost bin (though marrow rum runs a close second).

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marypcb September 5 2011, 18:24:51 UTC
that sounds like a real... waste of rum ;-)

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nmg September 5 2011, 18:29:48 UTC
No, the marrow makes the rum - hollow it out, fill it with demerara sugar and leave it in a warm place for a few weeks.

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nmg September 7 2011, 06:54:05 UTC
Uh, a flood of fetid sugar syrup in a warm place? I'm thankful that we don't have an airing cupboard, because that reduces the temptation...

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nmg September 7 2011, 11:37:24 UTC
Probably not warm enough.

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