What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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That would make the crumble into pastry boris.
And on a slightly different note, we don't tend to do most things in working kitchens different to how you do it at home, or see it on the telly. I'd do crumble in a mixer (not a common or garden one, several kilos at once), so I wouldn't laying hands on it at any stage anyway.
And on a slightly different note, we don't tend to do most things in working kitchens different to how you do it at home, or see it on the telly. I'd do crumble in a mixer (not a common or garden one, several kilos at once), so I wouldn't laying hands on it at any stage anyway.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
boltonboris wrote:Harry Genshaw wrote:Here's one for cookery experts. I'm looking at having a go at a recipe I saw for baking a cake. One of the instructions tells me to use an electric whisk. I dont have one of these. Would using an electric blender instead be really bad? What's the difference between the two?
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Cheers - Hand whisk (really vigorously) it is thenAnnoyed Grunt wrote: Yes it would. The whisk adds air to the mixture.

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Paul de Albas Ribera del Duera from Asda. A bargainacious £5 quid's worth of 

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a rather tasty home-made prawn and haloumi cheese stir-fry...
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Prawns and squeaky cheese? Well I never...thebish wrote:a rather tasty home-made prawn and haloumi cheese stir-fry...
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aye - that pretty much sums it up!Little Green Man wrote:Prawns and squeaky cheese? Well I never...thebish wrote:a rather tasty home-made prawn and haloumi cheese stir-fry...

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A heady combination - Kellogg's corn flakes, Kellogg's fruit loops, skimmed milk. 

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Austerity chez Bruce?
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had butternut squash - roasted and stuffed with fried butternut squash/chilli/goats cheese/spinach..
followed by bracing walk up and down Paignton beach
then pudding: a huge cinnamon cake with a mug of strong brown tea.
yum!
followed by bracing walk up and down Paignton beach
then pudding: a huge cinnamon cake with a mug of strong brown tea.
yum!
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Our Kid's F-i-L (Italian) makes the most stunning meatballs in salsa. I've cadged a portion
which I'll have with spaghetti and ciabatta. Cherries in jelly and custard for pud, if I've room.

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sounds yummy! am a bit intrigued by the cherries... fresh cherries? tinned cherries?? cooked? raw?Bruce Rioja wrote:Our Kid's F-i-L (Italian) makes the most stunning meatballs in salsa. I've cadged a portionwhich I'll have with spaghetti and ciabatta. Cherries in jelly and custard for pud, if I've room.
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With Parmigiano-Reggiano to grate, black pepper to grind and a Tempranillo Merlot to pour (I know it's school night but I've been soooo good this past monththebish wrote:sounds yummy! am a bit intrigued by the cherries... fresh cherries? tinned cherries?? cooked? raw?Bruce Rioja wrote:Our Kid's F-i-L (Italian) makes the most stunning meatballs in salsa. I've cadged a portionwhich I'll have with spaghetti and ciabatta. Cherries in jelly and custard for pud, if I've room.


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so - are you making jelly and adding the cherries - then custard? I can't picture this prince of puddings at all!! it's not that far off a trifle!!Bruce Rioja wrote:With Parmigiano-Reggiano to grate, black pepper to grind and a Tempranillo Merlot to pour (I know it's school night but I've been soooo good this past monththebish wrote:sounds yummy! am a bit intrigued by the cherries... fresh cherries? tinned cherries?? cooked? raw?Bruce Rioja wrote:Our Kid's F-i-L (Italian) makes the most stunning meatballs in salsa. I've cadged a portionwhich I'll have with spaghetti and ciabatta. Cherries in jelly and custard for pud, if I've room.
). Cherries from the tin I'm afraid, Sir. Dunno why but I've got this real 'cherries' of all kinds thing going on at the moment. I must be pregnant. I look it. With twins.
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Done it. Raspberry jelly with cherries in it. That's in the fridge, almost set. Then, later, when I've put some in a bowl I'm going to pour a tub of custard over it. I think I might have ice cream with it too. Nomsvillethebish wrote: so - are you making jelly and adding the cherries - then custard? I can't picture this prince of puddings at all!! it's not that far off a trifle!!

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sponge fingers and sprinkles on the top = trifletastic!Bruce Rioja wrote:Done it. Raspberry jelly with cherries in it. That's in the fridge, almost set. Then, later, when I've put some in a bowl I'm going to pour a tub of custard over it. I think I might have ice cream with it too. Nomsvillethebish wrote: so - are you making jelly and adding the cherries - then custard? I can't picture this prince of puddings at all!! it's not that far off a trifle!!
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You're not wrong, though I'd be tempted to slice up a Swiss Roll rather than use sponge fingers. You've got me wondering now, how easy/difficult it'd be to make a trifle from absolute scratch? Make your own jelly, your own sponge, use fresh fruit etc. etc.thebish wrote:sponge fingers and sprinkles on the top = trifletastic!Bruce Rioja wrote:Done it. Raspberry jelly with cherries in it. That's in the fridge, almost set. Then, later, when I've put some in a bowl I'm going to pour a tub of custard over it. I think I might have ice cream with it too. Nomsvillethebish wrote: so - are you making jelly and adding the cherries - then custard? I can't picture this prince of puddings at all!! it's not that far off a trifle!!

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Just polished off lamb casserole......lovely.
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We went for an afternoon walk round Wayoh and a bit of Entwistle reservoirs... Was nice, leaves starting to turn, reflections on the water lovely in good late afternoon sunshine...
Nice walk, a couple of hours, tired, since we haven't been walking for about a month since you risked drowning as soon as you stepped into the Lancashire monsoon that passes for summer these days... and we were hungry...
So... I made gin and tonics... then asparagus and celery soup - the celery ancient but still worked... and she opened a bottle of S African fizz (chardonnay, no better than passable, I note, taking a sip out of the last glass) and then made baked salmon, cooked with fresh herbs and a splash of Chilean Viognier, broad beans, miniature potatoes...
A little Picos de Europa blue cheese, a thimble of Spanish sweet moscatel...
Perfect really...
She bought the salmon yesterday at the witching hour in Bolton Fish Market, 4.00 pm, when the stallholders are almost throwing fish at you... a whole salmon for a fiver and filleted for us... we ate a quarter of it today... I sense salmon sandwiches for lunch, salmon pasta, and, possibly, salmon soup emerging over the next few days...
Suits me...
Nice walk, a couple of hours, tired, since we haven't been walking for about a month since you risked drowning as soon as you stepped into the Lancashire monsoon that passes for summer these days... and we were hungry...
So... I made gin and tonics... then asparagus and celery soup - the celery ancient but still worked... and she opened a bottle of S African fizz (chardonnay, no better than passable, I note, taking a sip out of the last glass) and then made baked salmon, cooked with fresh herbs and a splash of Chilean Viognier, broad beans, miniature potatoes...
A little Picos de Europa blue cheese, a thimble of Spanish sweet moscatel...
Perfect really...
She bought the salmon yesterday at the witching hour in Bolton Fish Market, 4.00 pm, when the stallholders are almost throwing fish at you... a whole salmon for a fiver and filleted for us... we ate a quarter of it today... I sense salmon sandwiches for lunch, salmon pasta, and, possibly, salmon soup emerging over the next few days...
Suits me...

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William the White wrote:I sense salmon sandwiches for lunch, salmon pasta, and, possibly, salmon soup emerging over the next few days...
Suits me...


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