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Gooseberry ideas?

  • 06-07-2010 10:44am
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    Plowman
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    duploelabs
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    gooseberry tart, gooseberry fool, gooseberry and mustard sauce for grilled mackrel, gooseberry sorbet, gooseberry and elderflower compote, I could go on


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    Supercell
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    Memories of my youth!
    Gooseberry jam is delish, really really delish.
    Gooseberry fool, gooseberry tart...they are a lovely fruit to have, my garden will one day have them also.
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    Plowman
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    Supercell
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    Plowman wrote: »
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    Find a rhubarb tart recipe and sub gooseberry instead, it will be lovely..serve with custard or ice cream (ice cream and gooseberries..wow totally delish).
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    simonj
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    With Mackerel

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/panfriedmackerelwith_84849


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    Plowman
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    simonj
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    Honestly I've done mackerel with apples, rhubarb, cranberry and just today with oranges - its always worked out with different fruits that I have tried.

    Its a great fish, oily, but when fresh not at all 'fishy' and its cheap and seasonal and really works well with other flavours - at least with fruit in my experience.
    Worth a shot for sure, wish I had goseberry here in the kitchen garden - looks like I'll have to expand it by 2 beds next year, one for fruit and I need more space for veg anyway


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    duploelabs
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    Plowman wrote: »
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    Not at all, the acid in the gooseberries really cuts through and balances the oiliness of the mackrel


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    Possum66
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    Would you be interested in a nice cold gooseberry soup? It can be eaten warm, too, but nicer chilled.


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