Stuffed Courgette Rolls (Antipasto 1/3)

[Quittebitterbeings]

sort of?

[LARAN1971]

absolutely divine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[SMyD77777]

I saw those pine nuts too and they were really burnt lol, he knew though i could tell by his facial expression...

[Caleyfan86]

hahahahha those pinenuts are so burnt its not even funny hahahah

[valesb21]

do someone know if the leaves he used is mint??

[Daederik]

Basil

[iseaall1205]

lmao did he stutter at 0:12-0:14...

[Darkstalker0000]

What kind of nuts did he use? I need a name of them in british english, thx...

[lukeijzer]

I think he is using Pine nuts...

[chevon1920]

Does anyone know what a corugette is? I wonder if I could just use a cucumber.

[moonblink]

sorry, i had spelled Courgette wrong. i fixed that now. a Courgette is called a "Zucchini" (in North American and Australian English) or "Courgette" (in New Zealand, South African and British English) which is a small summer squash.

You should definitely try using cucumber. i think the skin of the cucumber is tougher, but it might still be tasty.

[chevon1920]

Oh, ok. I think I'd rather use the zucchini. Thanks for your help.

[ztrinx1]

@moonblink No you can NOT use a cucumber, because it contains to much water

[ztrinx1]

courgette is in the same family, but way more firm.. The cucumber is 97% water, it will be to wet

[THEdestroyedONE]

@chevon1920 Courgette is what Europeans call Zucchini. I don't know why Americans call them Zucchini maybe something to do with South American influence?

[johnkorner]

@THEdestroyedONE courgette is mostly used by british people. most europeans say zucchini.

[tubus536]

hi moonblink ;-)

[moonblink]

hehe, hi tubus.

[tubus536]

how are you?....:)

[moonblink]

i'm good. watching these ramsay videos makes me think i know a lot about food. hehe

[tubus536]

the videos are great stuff

and making it is so much fun i think

[raleigh1985]

I tryed this, really tasty!