What to do with a marrow please

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Gwenoakes
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What to do with a marrow please

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This may sound silly at my age to ask the above question, but have only ever cooked one marrow in my life and cannot for the life of me remember what I did. )hlp>
I think I stuffed it with meat, but cant remember even what meat! Oh what it is to get old and fuddled, can anyone help, pretty please. Many thanks.
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Hi Gwen

Marrow is nice stuffed with sage/ onion stuffing then roasted



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Post by kdoc »

Hi Gwen,
if not vegetarian it is also nice stuffed with savoury mince,cheese and then roasted.I like it just roasted with a bit of paprika on it
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Thanks guys, they both sound good.
May cut it in half and do 50/50 then we will have the best of both worlds lol.
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Post by Meanqueen »

Found loads of recipes on here, Gwenoaks, although I can't say what they taste like, never tried them.
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Post by cheeky chicken »

Get a good marrow............not stringy

stuff with savoury mince, bake, cheese on top sounds nice.
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Post by heebiejeebie »

made this today: marrow & roasted garlic soup

peel, deseed & chunk a marrow
peel a whole bulb of garlic
chop some onions (I used 4 small ones)

Roast the garlic in some olive oil until it is soft then mash it up.
Cook the onion briefly then add stock, add the marrow and simmer for 20 mins or so.
Add the roasted garlic.
Puree in a blender until smooth.
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I made a Courgette and Marrow Chutney a few weeks ago and it's good already but you're supposed to wait or three months :-D

I'll post it if you're still looking for things to do....
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How very strange.. I just logged on to ask for marrow recipes! I traded some pears for a marrow yesterday but have never cooked one before!
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My family think the best thing to do is put them on the compost heap. I think this was the result of my Mother's stuffed marrow.
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No, that's a waste. Take them to Harvest Festival, or give them to the neighbours.
Then someone else has the problem.
I never much liked them either.
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I was at a charity auction last night and someone bought a huge marrow for £1.50, I said what are you going to do with it? The lady said, make marrow curd, I don't fancy that at all, I couldn't be bothered.

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Post by smallholderwannabe »

Debi - Could you please post the recipe for Courgette and Marrow chutney?

Thanks!

I like recipes trying recipes that other people have made and liked. It is much better than simply doing a Google search for a recipe!

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