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Marrow recipes anyone?
Marrow recipes anyone?
I've just bought a 3 and a half pound marrow for 20p!
and now I'm wondering what to do with it all. I've got a recipe for a chutney (river cottage website) but that won't use the whole thing. I've never cooked with marrow before so any recipe contributions would be most welcome!
Thanks folks!
Thanks folks!
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Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
I love stuffed marrow.
It's very simple (well my recipe is!) - make a meat or lentil bolognese, but make it a lot dryer than you would for on pasta. Stuff it in the deseeded marrow, double wrap in foil and bake until the marrows tender.
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It's very simple (well my recipe is!) - make a meat or lentil bolognese, but make it a lot dryer than you would for on pasta. Stuff it in the deseeded marrow, double wrap in foil and bake until the marrows tender.
Lovely!
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Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
Anybody any ideas what to do with more than 60kg of marrow sized courgettes? 
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Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
They aren't actually mine - they are meant to be sold, but everybody has a glut at the moment, of course...
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Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
just found this, it has recipes at the bottom =]
http://www.downsizer.net/Projects/Growi ... ita_pepo)/
http://www.downsizer.net/Projects/Growi ... ita_pepo)/
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Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
Marrow curry, or you can blend them to make a sauce for casseroles, bakes etc.
Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
Ah I like these posts I am having the same issues myself! I was planning to make marrow rum from the marrows but still have far too many courgettes.
When blending them for sauces can you use them like you would tomatoes? eg chuck them in with some onion and herbs and hey presto nice base sauce??
When blending them for sauces can you use them like you would tomatoes? eg chuck them in with some onion and herbs and hey presto nice base sauce??
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Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
Loobyloo if I give you 20p will you come and take away my 15 marrows?
I've made all of the above plus added it to jam, it amkes the fruit go further and you still get loads of flavour.
I quite like roast marrow, throw it in the roasting spuds all diced up for the last half hour- sometimes do it quite firm for a crunchy texture, sometimes roast it brown - bit of variety (ha ha)
marrow curry tomorrow night, make a llad and freeze some for the depths of winter when you can't remember what a marrow glut is
I've made all of the above plus added it to jam, it amkes the fruit go further and you still get loads of flavour.
I quite like roast marrow, throw it in the roasting spuds all diced up for the last half hour- sometimes do it quite firm for a crunchy texture, sometimes roast it brown - bit of variety (ha ha)
marrow curry tomorrow night, make a llad and freeze some for the depths of winter when you can't remember what a marrow glut is
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Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
You could do, that sounds nice! I blended them with cooked cabbage and potato for a creamy sauce, I liked it!Gem wrote:Ah I like these posts I am having the same issues myself! I was planning to make marrow rum from the marrows but still have far too many courgettes.
When blending them for sauces can you use them like you would tomatoes? eg chuck them in with some onion and herbs and hey presto nice base sauce??
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Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
I came home yesterday and found ten huge marrows on my garden table! I thought I got on well with my neighbours! pbf.
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Just dropped off 9 and a spaghetti squash to mine- they said, over a few glasses of wine one evening this week they'd love some marrow- Looked a bit surprised thios morning though!prison break fan wrote:I came home yesterday and found ten huge marrows on my garden table! I thought I got on well with my neighbours! pbf.
On to my next victim....
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Re: Marrow recipes anyone?
I chopped some up into a stir fry, if you don't cook them very long they're really nice!