Good news on the zucchini front!
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- UraniumLounger
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
Who knew?
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
And me!
Don't forget me!
Cheers, Chris
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
So it's a lexicon issue?
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
Is that you trying to make this topic ?
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- PlutoniumLounger
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
Not at all!
I'm just trying to re- my own thread back to its original topic.
Avast! Chris
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
In which case, I can inform you that this evening we, again, enjoyed lightly steamed courgette (zucchini to you foreigners) with our evening meal. It won't be the last time we savour such delights because we are suffering from a bit of a courgette glut at the moment. The regular summer rain has meant the plants are producing fruits faster than we can eat them.
Ken
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
I guess we can forget piratical critters ...
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
I've used them to make jam (with fresh ginger). Also pickles. Grated, they make a very nice moist chocolate cake. They make a very passable mock apple crumble, as well as savoury pies.
Or, for some other ideas
https://theadventurebite.com/85-ways-use-damn-zucchini/
I'm not only pirating the thread, I'm spilling it over to the cooking forum.
Or, for some other ideas
https://theadventurebite.com/85-ways-use-damn-zucchini/
I'm not only pirating the thread, I'm spilling it over to the cooking forum.
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
A timely cartoon todaystuck wrote: ↑11 Aug 2023, 17:19In which case, I can inform you that this evening we, again, enjoyed lightly steamed courgette (zucchini to you foreigners) with our evening meal. It won't be the last time we savour such delights because we are suffering from a bit of a courgette glut at the moment. The regular summer rain has meant the plants are producing fruits faster than we can eat them.
Ken
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
My point EXACTLY.
Zucchinis spill over and flood everywhere.
I see "Zucchinis" in the Hardware forum, I'm quitting computing for good.
Cheers, Chris
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Re: Good news on the zucchini front!
Good news on the marrow front:
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