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Sugarpuff1

Posted 9.58AM
Wed 25 Jun 2008

Thanks Oyster. Guess it will have to be plenty of ice cold beer and water

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 8.03PM
Tue 24 Jun 2008

I am having a few friends round for dinner tomorrow night so thought a nice pot of Chilli Con Carne would do the trick. It is tasting really good except it is a bit too spicy which I don't mind but not sure about one or two of my guests.

What can I do to cool it down? I haven't added my Kidney beans yet

Will be serving it with guacomole (which will be quite garlicky Big Grin ), soured cream, salsa and basmati rice

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 7.09PM
Sat 22 Mar 2008

Cheers Rosti. Looks like it is myself and DH in the kitchen together. He is making tonights dinner - how romantic Big Grin

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 3.07PM
Sat 22 Mar 2008

I am doing this as my starter for tomorrow and am trying to get as much of my menu done in advance today. Can I make this today or am I better to make it tomorrow?

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 10.12AM
Mon 17 Mar 2008

Can someone help me. Attempted pavlova yesterday and followed recipe to a t. Put in oven at temp specified for time specified but it browned and doesn't look very good. Should I have reduced cooking time for a fan oven?

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 9.02PM
Fri 14 Oct 2005

Oooh the Seafood Risotto sounds devine - do you have a recipe

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 9.00PM
Fri 14 Oct 2005

I know Mary - putting the horse before the cart and all that - just itching to make something really scrummy - am gonna try Onion Bread tomorrow and ordered a book from Amazon too.

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 12.39PM
Fri 14 Oct 2005

Just took delivery of my new Panasonic SD253 and am looking for some recipes - anyone got any good ones.

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 9.44AM
Sun 27 Mar 2005

thanks Lil will try that

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 6.12PM
Sat 26 Mar 2005

Hi Possage
Had Sea Bass last night - how did yours turn out - I bake mine - get fishmonger to fillet because they were big - just brushed with olive oil, lemon juice and some herbs in the centre. They were divine. Used to grill them but found they dried a bit. Would love some guidelines on how to grill. Seabass is my favourite and need I say my "love the good things in life" DS who is 8.

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 5.56PM
Sat 26 Mar 2005

Hi Guys
Haven't been on in an age - Happy Easter to all - hope you all enjoy.
Now for my little question - anyone know where I can find Sophie Grigsons recipe for Yorkshire Pudding or better still anyone got a foolproof recipe I can use. Have never made them before and DH is looking for them tomorrow with dinner - we are having leg of lamb - I know these are for Roast Beef but what master wants I have to try and give LOL.

Thanks a bunch of roses
Sugarpuff

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 3.59PM
Sat 12 Mar 2005

Thanks - will give it a go - presume you don't have to boil it first?

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 2.52PM
Sat 12 Mar 2005

I bought beetroot today but have never used or cooked it before - any ideas - to go with Rack of Lamb?

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 8.13PM
Tue 1 Mar 2005

Thanks guys - it is for Paul Bloxham's Bolsas Caliente which was on this evening - this is just right up my street and want to try it tomorrow evening. Quick, simple and no doubt full of flavour - he uses both swede and turnip and also celeriac. I suppose if I can't get both swede and turnip one or the other will do.

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 7.48PM
Tue 1 Mar 2005

turnip and swede???

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 7.22PM
Thu 24 Feb 2005

Thanks Mary - found it in one of her recipe books - would you believe it is for my 8 year old son who has a liking for asparagus and hollandaise Wink

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 7.46PM
Wed 23 Feb 2005

Shnookina - love the name - a cousin of my dad's in the States used to put in finely chopped celery and cracked black pepper - I still do it this way and love it. Celery just makes it nice and crunchy

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 11.18AM
Sat 29 Jan 2005

Hi Kilkenny - is that where you are based - what goes into the starter dough?

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 10.05PM
Wed 26 Jan 2005

Snowy - get the latest copy of Good Food mag - there is a fab one in there - have to admit have tried porridge but can't stand the texture - haven't tried this recipe but sounds fab - Feb edition, pg. 117, Breakfast Ambrosia

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 9.32PM
Sat 22 Jan 2005

I am a total foodie and love watching UKTV Food - but all the chefs seem to use fab pots and pans - is it worth paying the money for them?

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 9.06PM
Sat 22 Jan 2005

Do your parboil Crystal - I just usually stir fry but they tend to be too crunchy - love crunchy but there is something amiss

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 8.34PM
Sat 22 Jan 2005

Was only having a joke myself - I did thank you for Googling - can we start again? Hate people getting the wrong end Frown

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 8.07PM
Sat 22 Jan 2005

Relish - despite Rusties reprimanding - I just had this - it was fan-dabbie-dosie - did it from memory - put a few peas in for colour and would use lemon juice at the end instead of the lemongrass - don't know about it but I just can't master how I should use lemongrass! Did this as a starter - now for main course - Beef Wellington hmmm

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 6.57PM
Sat 22 Jan 2005

No worries - am going to give it a lash - will let you know how it turns out - know what you mean about missing CRUCIAL points with kids around - the joys Big Grin

 
 

Sugarpuff1

Posted 6.28PM
Sat 22 Jan 2005

Relish if you are around - did you see him cook it? I'm going to chance it but when did he add the Lemon Grass?

 
 

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