Courgette flowers?

I've tried them and I know some people adore them, but they just didn't do much for me.

The blossoms can be kept for a few days wrapped in a damp paper towel stored in a poly bag in the fridge. But they do not freeze well at all. Strictly a fresh dish. 

And yes, squash blossoms can be used as well as zucchini (courgette) blossoms.

There's one method here.

that was one of the projects i wanted to do this year,i just adore stuffed courgette flowers but alas i have none of ny squashes that ever made it past the tiny seedling sage before the vandals struck  ,but going through my seed pkts earlier this morning i was suprised at the amount i have left so next year, better security for my containers and then hopefully that will equal more blooms and therefore more playtime in the kitchen were i am at my most happiest   

Oh Dopey, they look scrummy!   

I think I am going to have to wait until next year now as since I thought of it, most of my flowers have died off. I had some beauts on my patty pans too...

I know it's no consolation Jay but my courgettes and most of my squash haven't done very well this year (my biggest butternut is just over an inch long  ) and as they say 'there's always next year'.  You could really do with a couple of trained triffids to see the 'little darlings' off! 

my courgettes and most of my squash haven't done very well this year (my biggest butternut is just over an inch long  ) and as they say 'there's always next year'. 

I think everything's suffered this year, even in the greenhouse.  I'd say our tomato and cucumber harvest is down by at least two thirds if not more    Makes you wonder why you bother sometimes! 

I'd have thought they'd be too delicate to withstand that process.

If you have a look you have to pack the pot, so there's no movement of the food, and cover them with some vine leaves as they cook to keep them down