Finally a garden! Where to start ?

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Re: Finally a garden! Where to start ?




by sicetaitsimple » 02/07/19, 18:17

Did67 wrote:Yes, it's not bad in soup... We did that too.

[For those who are not "organic" Green Khmer, I suggest you, oh sacrilege, to try with the addition of a melted cheese like laughing cow before going to the blender: incomparable texture at the exit!]


3kg zucchini mixed with laughing cow! Stop, I'm going to vomit!

(but it's just a question of liking it or not, to each his own PP but also his culinary tastes).
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by Moindreffor » 02/07/19, 19:17

Did67 wrote:Yes, it's not bad in soup... We did that too.

[For those who are not "organic" Green Khmer, I suggest you, oh sacrilege, to try with the addition of a melted cheese like laughing cow before going to the blender: incomparable texture at the exit!]

yes excellent, although the laughing cow is not really cheese : Mrgreen: , but even industrial good, but hum!!! what a delight : Mrgreen:
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by Did67 » 02/07/19, 19:28

It's not cheese, that's for sure! But one hell of an emulsifier...

[I forgot to say it: I tend to get tired of zucchini very quickly; it's not a taste that I naturally love. Hence these culinary "artifices" which I agree that dietetically, they are doubtful!]
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by sicetaitsimple » 02/07/19, 19:58

Did67 wrote:[I forgot to say it: I tend to get tired of zucchini very quickly


It reassures me!

So my turn for a recipe, but there you shouldn't want to play who has the biggest one: when they are about the diameter of one inch and the length of two inches, or a little bit more, say a dozen cm, just cut without peeling into tiny dice, salt, pepper (not bad), olive oil, all very chilled, served in individual ramekins as an aperitif with a rosé which is also very chilled.

It's not very "productivist", but it avoids getting bored!
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by Moindreffor » 02/07/19, 20:42

sicetaitsimple wrote:
Did67 wrote:[I forgot to say it: I tend to get tired of zucchini very quickly


It reassures me!

So my turn for a recipe, but there you shouldn't want to play who has the biggest one: when they are about the diameter of one inch and the length of two inches, or a little bit more, say a dozen cm, just cut without peeling into tiny dice, salt, pepper (not bad), olive oil, all very chilled, served in individual ramekins as an aperitif with a rosé which is also very chilled.

It's not very "productivist", but it avoids getting bored!

and if you add a little dried tomatoes in small cubes, or black olives, or a little fresh cow or goat cheese and herbs, you can vary the pleasures : Mrgreen:
I'm going to try all that, the first ones are going to be just the right size, this year 5 zucchini plants and they are beautiful despite the hailstorm, finally the phenoculture is bearing fruit ^^
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by Did67 » 02/07/19, 20:45

Me too, 3 main legs (I have others, kind of curiosities, round of this, thing of that...) are very beautiful; the sun is setting, it's going to be less hot, I'm going to go for a walk. Maybe pick the first one?
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by sicetaitsimple » 02/07/19, 20:48

Moindreffor wrote:and if you add a little dried tomatoes in small cubes, or black olives, or a little fresh cow or goat cheese and herbs, you can vary the pleasures : Mrgreen: j


It's like pizza, here I was just offering you the base. Then you can add whatever you want according to your tastes. Enjoy!
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by Moindreffor » 02/07/19, 20:58

sicetaitsimple wrote:
Moindreffor wrote:and if you add a little dried tomatoes in small cubes, or black olives, or a little fresh cow or goat cheese and herbs, you can vary the pleasures : Mrgreen: j


It's like pizza, here I was just offering you the base. Then you can add whatever you want according to your tastes. Enjoy!

a festive aperitif and more corn soufflés thanks for the idea
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by Diabolorent » 04/07/19, 10:34

Zucchini, goat cheese and bacon quiche : Wink:
great hot or cold!
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by Diabolorent » 04/07/19, 11:14

MadameOurs wrote:Some things have grown, others less, for reasons that escape me. A big stalk of zucchini, and a meter further a very small one.
Same for tomatoes.

Same with me, it's normal or at least it's natural : Wink:
Image proof:
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MadameOurs wrote:Dwarf beans have stayed true to their name, very very dwarf.

All the same !

But you still manage to have a beautiful sunflower while in my house they all perish!
I don't understand why : Shock:
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