Chokos Baked
Hear Aunt Laisy, You had a query about chokos. Yes, certainly bake them-and very nice, too. I cut them into thick rings, about an inch or so. Incidentally, to peel, and get rid of those nasty little prickles, pour over boiling water. You may have been given this hint already, but I was told only recently. Then peel finely. I find it best to cut the rines first, as they can then be "cored.""-IG., Lower Hutt. A letter from "D.D.," Mt. Albert, says: Yes, you can bake chokos. They taste very much like marrow, only sweeter,
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 948, 11 October 1957, Page 33
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98Chokos Baked New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 948, 11 October 1957, Page 33
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