[mrs bouquet]

I cannot cut swede.  Sainsburgers, sell it diced, so do trashco.   The former is cheaper, unless I buy 3 from the second.  If I buy three can I just chuck a couple in the freezer ?
I read a recipe which says to cook it in the microwave, then scoup the flesh out - sounds strange to me.
Mrs Bouquet

[Lardman]

Freezing is fine.  Trashco also sell frozen bags of mixed swede / turnip / carrot as mixed casserole veg, easy enough to separate.

I can't cut them now either  I'm not sure about nuking them, I'd imagine they'd explode like an un pricked spud does.

Most places usually sell it mashed with carrot or spud too 

[snowdrops]

I can still cut it so I buy the biggest one if it’s priced per swede & not per kg, cut it up & just freeze it. I find it easier to peel though once it’s been hacked into large pieces. I’ve heard of microwaving them whole recently but not tried it,but for the cost of a bag I’d just freeze it Mrs B, I take it you mean a fresh bag? Bet you can buy already frozen.

[Kleftiwallah]

Haloween Pumpkins, Pshaaw.  Tell todays sprogs to dig out the innards of a swede using a sharpened spoon!  Cheers,  Tony.

[snowdrops]

Haloween Pumpkins, Pshaaw.  Tell todays sprogs to dig out the innards of a swede using a sharpened spoon!  Cheers,  Tony.

Sharpened, ours weren’t, nobody told us! we just used the strongest spoon we had which was a soup spoon!

[Goosegirl]

Lat year we got swedes from our local supermarket (Booth's) and also from a local farm produce shop and neither of them tasted like swedes used to do so this year I grew some. Baa - maybe it was the hot weather but they looked ok until they were pulled out. More baa - they went to the chucks.

[mrs bouquet]

I like swede sometimes, but can no longer cut it, so I bought it ready diced.  Three bags for the price of two.
I have put them into the freezer and they have been fine.   Mrs Bouquet