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just grow them on a bit then. Or don't you like vegetable marrows either?😉
Even worse 🤢
Courgettes are the bananas of the vegetable world in my eyes - filler only but ultimately tasteless.
Filled with some fried onion & tomato, then covered in grated cheese and grilled makes them pretty good eating. You can add bacon bits if not a vegetarian.
Yeah, I never liked them stuffed, even before I grew to detest them. I was making some little roll up things, wrapping them around ricotta and parmesan, with some sugo. Disaster and disgusting (apart from the filling).
Every so often I give them a temporary reprieve (like today) then remember immediately why they're not worth the molecules they're made from.
they're really not. plus at this time of year, they can only be coming from somewhere environmentally abominable (like the sea of plastic), so really best avoided in all respects!
Yes, but almost all supermarket vegetables everywhere come from somewhere environmentally abominable place all year round, so that's not really a factor.
not all heated and under plastic and from widespread modern slavery though. but i have a particular bee in my bonnet about the sea of plastic plus am a smidge obsessive and will eat nowt but carrot and cabbage for 3 months if i have to, so probably best to ignore me!
Not absolutely all, but the vast majority. Refusal to eat healthily because of the state of global food production is just daft.
i might have exaggerated slightly with the only carrot and cabbage. i eat plenty healthily, i just make some choices and exclude things that are out of season, because that's what i prefer to do. each to their own!
i was just giving another reason why i don't eat courgettes, disgusting taste, texture, and risk of bitter squash syndrome aside. :BlobCat_Giggle:
😂
Never again, I tells ya.
I don't like a lot of root vegetables either, so I do what I can with sourcing and grow some of my own (when Cymru's weather plays along 🙄 😁 )
😂😂 I have always sliced them and fried them. But perhaps I should stuff them like that grown-up courgette, the marrow, as @HarriettMB suggests.
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I used to put them in roast vegetable lasagnes but then I realised I spent more time picking them out because they taste of precisely nothing, so I stopped.
Never again 😂
i used to pop them through a spiraliser and fry them with garlic, and pretend they were pasta for a bit, kinda going with turning that taste precisely of nothing into a feature.
Sounds like a lot of hassle for what is tantamount to extra washing up 😂
You know how it is. Sometimes you just get enthusiastic. Doesn’t mean that it’ll last.
Aye, don't get me wrong, I wasn't trying to crush your adventurous spirit 😁
Not even a Guardian cookery suggestion?

“When warmer weather finally returns, however, it’s got to be courgette chips with everything. “I thinly slice them, batter them like tempura, then deep-fry,” Zaslavsky says”
I love courgettes but I respect those who do not. The thing is, once thinly sliced, battered and fried to me they are delicious *but* I have successfully turned one of the healthy things into a tasty thing and then kid myself it is ‘one of my five a day’!
Also wouldn't that make them around 75% tempura if they're thinly sliced? 😁
And they travel in packs, courgette feast or famine. (Ok, less so if you’re not growing them).
But ultimately, they’re only fibrous water with an evanescent taste.
Don't even talk to me about growing them. I don't do that any more, after a couple of years in France where you literally couldn't give them away, even to tourists 😂
They're not even fibrous enough though. Slice them a nanometre too thin and they liquify.
Rubbish.
The crap end of the squashes.
I'm not a massive fan of the whole family tbh, although I'll tolerate butternut.
homegrown courgettes for the win.
was nice knowing you 👋