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  1. Original post
    Andrew Spraggins
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    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't want to
    sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me what I though to
    be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be decorative pumpkins. Does
    anybody know if it is safe and more to the point tasty to use these flowers
    as a replacement for courgette ones? Thanks for your advice

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  2. jmcquown
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    #2
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't
    want to sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me
    what I though to be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be
    decorative pumpkins. Does anybody know if it is safe and more to the
    point tasty to use these flowers as a replacement for courgette ones?
    Thanks for your advice

    Didn't you already post about this a couple of weeks ago? You got a number
    of replies about stuffed courgette flowers and also the pumpkin flowers.
    Since I have no interest in stuffing either one I'm not inclined to look up
    the answers for you. Do a search.

    Jill

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  3. jmcquown
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    #3
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't
    want to sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me
    what I though to be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be
    decorative pumpkins. Does anybody know if it is safe and more to the
    point tasty to use these flowers as a replacement for courgette ones?
    Thanks for your advice

    Didn't you already post about this a couple of weeks ago? You got a number
    of replies about stuffed courgette flowers and also the pumpkin flowers.
    Since I have no interest in stuffing either one I'm not inclined to look up
    the answers for you. Do a search.

    Jill

    Report
  4. jmcquown
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    #4
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't
    want to sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me
    what I though to be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be
    decorative pumpkins. Does anybody know if it is safe and more to the
    point tasty to use these flowers as a replacement for courgette ones?
    Thanks for your advice

    Didn't you already post about this a couple of weeks ago? You got a number
    of replies about stuffed courgette flowers and also the pumpkin flowers.
    Since I have no interest in stuffing either one I'm not inclined to look up
    the answers for you. Do a search.

    Jill

    Report
  5. jmcquown
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    #5
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't
    want to sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me
    what I though to be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be
    decorative pumpkins. Does anybody know if it is safe and more to the
    point tasty to use these flowers as a replacement for courgette ones?
    Thanks for your advice

    Didn't you already post about this a couple of weeks ago? You got a number
    of replies about stuffed courgette flowers and also the pumpkin flowers.
    Since I have no interest in stuffing either one I'm not inclined to look up
    the answers for you. Do a search.

    Jill

    Report
  6. jmcquown
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    #6
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't
    want to sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me
    what I though to be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be
    decorative pumpkins. Does anybody know if it is safe and more to the
    point tasty to use these flowers as a replacement for courgette ones?
    Thanks for your advice

    Didn't you already post about this a couple of weeks ago? You got a number
    of replies about stuffed courgette flowers and also the pumpkin flowers.
    Since I have no interest in stuffing either one I'm not inclined to look up
    the answers for you. Do a search.

    Jill

    Report
  7. Julia Altshuler
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    #7
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't want to
    sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me what I though to
    be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be decorative pumpkins. Does
    anybody know if it is safe and more to the point tasty to use these flowers
    as a replacement for courgette ones? Thanks for your advice

    I think your system is spitting up the same posts from a week ago.
    There was a short thread on this subject then. Google will help you
    find it if it isn't still on your server.

    --Lia

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  8. Julia Altshuler
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    #8
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't want to
    sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me what I though to
    be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be decorative pumpkins. Does
    anybody know if it is safe and more to the point tasty to use these flowers
    as a replacement for courgette ones? Thanks for your advice

    I think your system is spitting up the same posts from a week ago.
    There was a short thread on this subject then. Google will help you
    find it if it isn't still on your server.

    --Lia

    Report
  9. Julia Altshuler
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    #9
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't want to
    sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me what I though to
    be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be decorative pumpkins. Does
    anybody know if it is safe and more to the point tasty to use these flowers
    as a replacement for courgette ones? Thanks for your advice

    I think your system is spitting up the same posts from a week ago.
    There was a short thread on this subject then. Google will help you
    find it if it isn't still on your server.

    --Lia

    Report
  10. Julia Altshuler
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    #10
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't want to
    sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me what I though to
    be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be decorative pumpkins. Does
    anybody know if it is safe and more to the point tasty to use these flowers
    as a replacement for courgette ones? Thanks for your advice

    I think your system is spitting up the same posts from a week ago.
    There was a short thread on this subject then. Google will help you
    find it if it isn't still on your server.

    --Lia

    Report
  11. Julia Altshuler
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    #11
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't want to
    sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me what I though to
    be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be decorative pumpkins. Does
    anybody know if it is safe and more to the point tasty to use these flowers
    as a replacement for courgette ones? Thanks for your advice

    I think your system is spitting up the same posts from a week ago.
    There was a short thread on this subject then. Google will help you
    find it if it isn't still on your server.

    --Lia

    Report
  12. Julia Altshuler
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    #12
    Andrew Spraggins said:

    I have always wanted to try stuffed courgette flowers but I don't want to
    sacrifice my courgettes either. This year a friend gave me what I though to
    be cucumber seedlings which turned out to be decorative pumpkins. Does
    anybody know if it is safe and more to the point tasty to use these flowers
    as a replacement for courgette ones? Thanks for your advice

    I think your system is spitting up the same posts from a week ago.
    There was a short thread on this subject then. Google will help you
    find it if it isn't still on your server.

    --Lia

    Report

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