Mon 23 Nov 2009, 12.30PM
i wrap a tea towel round when mine come out and that does the job 
Mon 23 Nov 2009, 12.30PM
i wrap a tea towel round when mine come out and that does the job 
Thu 12 Nov 2009, 5.47PM
hi i made my bread yesterday and it still soft and fresh today my other half loves and want me to carry on making my own plus it something which i can do with my little girl (just need to get her to stop eating it as dough) the only thing i have found is it takes longer to toast . i have been wrapping it in a tea towel as my mum said it was a way to keep them soft to start off
sam

Wed 11 Nov 2009, 7.53AM
i will give that a go and if it does home made bread for me
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thank sam
Tue 10 Nov 2009, 8.34AM
hi thanks for that i will give it a go and hope it turns out good
Sun 1 Nov 2009, 3.27PM
hi does any one have a good bread recipe which i could have i have tried the ones off the web site but all come out heavy i do what it tell me ive even left it to rise in the loaf tin but still heavy 
Sun 31 Aug 2008, 5.57PM
hi does any one have any ideas what to do with a large suply of garilc ive do butter salsa 
Sun 31 Aug 2008, 5.55PM
hi does anyone have any ideas what i can do with a large suply of garlic
ive do butter salsa 
Fri 19 Jan 2007, 8.40PM
i think i will pass on the stomach of a calves or lamb and ill use lemon juice instead
Wed 17 Jan 2007, 6.35PM
hi i am about to make hopfully this weekend curd tart but when i was looking at the list of ingredients but don't no what rennet is does any one no what it is please
Sun 14 Jan 2007, 11.31AM
hi i am looking for a recipe for a curd tart ( not lemon curd ) just a curd tart it what you get back in yorkshire but i have moved down south now and can't get it any where but i would love to make it for my self if any one can help me please 
Thu 26 Oct 2006, 4.49PM
you dont have to blanch the onions
you boil the vinger with the sugar then add to the onions
hope that helps 
Sat 21 Oct 2006, 10.34AM
yeah thanks for them ill give them a try may try the bbq one first thanks 
Sat 14 Oct 2006, 2.34PM
hi sorry i did not see that but you can have the one i use
which make 2-3 bottles
450g of sloes
225g og superfine caster sugar
1 liter of gin
prick the sloes place in jar with the suger fill with gin leave for 3 months then strian the sloe gin bottle and if you can but maybe not leave for a month then sit back and drink
hope this helps

Sat 14 Oct 2006, 2.23PM
you can remove some of the heat by adding 1/2 a tea spoon of sugar this normaly work for me 
Mon 25 Sep 2006, 5.14PM
thanks for that ill give it a go you never now it may last till after christmas but not much longer

Sun 24 Sep 2006, 3.27PM
cool great ill give it a go as i am fed up of making jams jelly ill try damson gin
do you still need the same amount of sugar with damsons as you do sloes??? 
Sat 23 Sep 2006, 2.00PM
thanks for that do you now if you can do the same with damsons as you can with sloes????/ 
Fri 15 Sep 2006, 1.24PM
how long do you normal leave them then in the jar or should you use them with in a week or so
Thu 14 Sep 2006, 5.58PM
all i did was dry them out in the oven once dryed out and cool i put them in a jar and then in the fridge but the same has happen when i tried peppers as well 
Thu 14 Sep 2006, 5.45PM
this may seems strange but belive me it is nice
first
1 whole chicken
2 carrotts
1 onion
2 bay leafs
and about 4 pepper corns
rosmary fresh or dry or any herbs
3-4 slices of bread
parmesan cheese
you need a pan big anuff to fit the whole chicken in add the carrots onions baylefts and peppercorns cover with water and leaft to gently boil for 1 1/2 hours or until cooked
then remove from the pan DO NOT THROW AWAY THE STOCK
leave the chicken to cool and you need to remove all the flesh and put in a oven proof dish
then you need about 2-3 spoons of flour and the same of butter to make a rou useing the chicken stock which should be still warm pour in to the flour and butter mix keep stiring until you have a nice thick ish add some choped rosmary sauce then pour over the top leave to go cool then you can either pop in the fridge or freeze it
when ready to use grate 3 slices of bread and some parmesan cheese mix together then tip it on top even it out then all you need to do is cook for about 40 to 50 mins or until golden brown gas mark 5-6
and then you can sit back open a bottle of wine and relax
hope this help if you need any more just ask

Thu 14 Sep 2006, 5.03PM
hi chilli is a good food to freeze and just as nice when thawed
also beef goulash also stews nice easy and no fuss when pre done ahead of time i also have a nice chicken recipe if you would like as well
Thu 14 Sep 2006, 4.52PM
hi thanks for that am just getting the the point where i am sick of soup and tarts that will learn me not to plant so many next year
Thu 14 Sep 2006, 12.42PM
hi does any one have any good recipes for tomatoes aprts from soups as i have been growing my own and now i have a few too many 
Sat 22 Apr 2006, 5.01PM
this is been re shown at 5am or 6am plus one if you are able to record it you can see the part you missed hope this helps 
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