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What to do with all that zucchini

Jul 24, 2012
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The best way to eat your surplus of summer squash is the simplest. Here's the recipe.

 

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Looks divine!
An irresistable photo & opening line. This is the kind of napkin a happy guest puts in his lap while talking & then a look dawns over his face that says ... ... ... this feels like antique damask ...
That's from my Grandmother's collection of cut linen napkins from Bavaria. I love them.
Our preference for courgettes [zucchini] is courgettes in tomato sauce. Fry some onion and garlic in olive oil, add chilli powder to suit your taste, add the diced courgettes and fry some more. When things look brown throw in a can of tomatoes, or if you are lucky enough to be getting red tomatoes [our's are still green], skin a few and use those instead. Simmer till ready. Yummy. Goes great with fish in cheese sauce and mashed potato. Can you tell i come from England.

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