Where can I but rose water, I need it for turkish delight but can't find it anywhere. Can someone point me in the right direction please.

Hi there, you will find it in Lakeland,

Regards Riitta

Found mine in Asda in the baking section.

Mine came from Sainsbury's-also from the baking section!!

Must have been unlucky in Asda I will try again also Sainsburys, Looked in Lakeland Catalogue but will look online again, thanks for you help,can't wait to try turkish delight....

I am so sorry I think I just gave you duff information, I did not see it in lakeland it was in one of our local shops, apologies if you've been hunting their site for it , Riitta

Tesco have it, also in the baking section.

just got it at tescos last week so just confirming they do have it

Anyone know where to buy brown lentils from? I've tried all our supermarkets. Looks like I'll have to go to a health food shop. Want to make a brown lentil pate. Plenty of taste, healthy and low fat.

yeah health food shops are best bet! Holland and Barett is good, has a pretty big range of foods.

Pate sounds good!

Snowlight,could you please post the recipe or link for the pate - it sounds delicious. I love lentils and it's always good to get new ideas for using them. Thanks verymuch. Nat

Hi Nat and thanks sezbo. Its pretty easy. Wash your lentils and if you wish, soak them for a couple of hours (not always necessary) then cook your lentils as you would normally with some stock, onions and garlic. I use a slow cooker and cook overnight. Use as much or as little as you want. When cooked drain the lentils, add salt and pepper to taste. I suppose you could add some of your favourite herbs as well, then use a food processor or stick blender, and blend until it is as smooth as you like. Put it in tubs and put in the fridge until it has set a bit. I have never frozen it but I bet you can freeze it in portion sizes. It never sets as hard as normal pate though, it stays pretty soft. But it is tasty and is something different from the norm.

Hi,

I saw tinned brown lentils today in a local shop called The Daily Bread, they are a co-operative and do have other stores around the country! Tinned lentils would be fine for your pate and are much more convenient as they dont need soaking or much cooking!!