Kitchen Garden

BEAUTIFUL BAKES FOR YOUR SUMMER GLUTS

I was once told that I should sow as many courgette seeds as I think I need. Then give half the plants away and I would still have too many.

Courgettes are such a prolific crop and as much as I love them as a vegetable with my dinner, they are also brilliant for sneaking into cakes without the kids spotting and for adding moisture. A top tip if planning to use them in cakes is to grow a yellow variety. Then they are even harder for the kids to

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