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food network loads of online recipes
food network loads of online recipes
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Question for home bread makers - Tiger bread
Has anyone been able to replicate the delicious Tiger bread that Asda make? It's the ONLY bread I ever buy but I have not got the nerve to ask them for the recipe. :)
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Freezing Question
Probably obvious but thought I'd check! I make burgers with turkey mince, garted carrots, courgettes, onion, breadcrumbs and a bit of milk. As there's only 2 of us we always have quite a bit left, so was just wondering if they would freeze ok. i know the mince would be fine, but was thinking of making them up, then…
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Freezing yoghurt and fromage frais?
OK, silly question time. I know that it's possible to freeze milk, but is it possible to freeze and then defrost yoghurt? Sainsbury's have a special offer on Muller Light yoghurts at the moment: buy a pack of six and get a second pack free. I'm tempted to buy some & freeze them as they're my favourites but a bit expensive…
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Microwave cakes?
Does anyone have recipes for cakes and similar you can make in the microwave? (I don't have a proper oven, only a microwave). I've got one for syrup sponge that works well but want some for "proper cakes", anything like scones, breads, "traybakes" would be good too. (Pretty much any bakery things you would do in an oven…
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Recipes For Every Cook!
CooksRecipes.com - Recipes For Every Cook! Over 15 thousand recipes in dozens of categories with an easy to search database... and all the recipe pages have a 'Print Recipe Only' option too.
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Advice on Handwashing Wedding DressPlease
I recently got married and now I need to clean my wedding dress. I was going to have it dry cleaned, but was amazed by the prices of £100-£!75 to have it cleaned! Have since checked label and much to my relief it states it should be handwashed at 40c. Being brought up in the age of washing machines means that I am not au…
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Potato recipes
Found this link on the freebie forum, the British Potato Council are giving away a load of freebies such as recipe cards and a calendar. Also on the site are lots of potato recipes and as I now have a sack of spuds and they make a cheap meal I thought someone might be interested in some of the recipes.…
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Pork Belly?
Does anyone have any recipes for cooking pork belly. My aunt got some reduced to clear 60p for my mum, but she has no idea what to do with it. She's put it in the freezer so is now looking for inspiration!
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what to use instead of shaving foam
any ideas? my friend doesnt like the chemicals or the packaging in "normal" shaving products, and he was just asking (as he knows im tight) if there was a "traditional" item which men used to use for shaving in the days gone by... if not any reccommendations for a good quality modern one? loops
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Delia v 'Real Woman'
Delia's Way Stuff a miniature marshmallow in the bottom of a sugar cone to prevent ice cream drips. The Real Woman's Way Just suck the ice cream out of the bottom of the cone. You're probably lying on the couch with your feet up eating it anyway. *************************************** Delia's Way To keep potatoes from…
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Cleaning up potty training accidents
Just about to give potty training my daughter a go. Just wondered what is the best way to deal with mopping up those accidental little puddles (and worse!). Can anyone offer any advice?
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decaffeinate your own tea
You can decaffeinate ordinary tea bags. Put a tea bag in your cup,just cover with boiling water and leave for 30 seconds. Pour off the water. Now make a normal cup of tea with the decaffeinated bag. You can use the poured off stuff to water your house plants when it has gone cold. Use the T bags in your compost.
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Dripping
I know you're all going to go YUCK when you read this, but try before you knock it! Whenever we have a chicken or turkey, we drain the juices into a bowl. When it sets, there's a layer of jelly and a layer of dripping. This is great on toast. Put a scraping of dripping first then some jelly and a bit of salt if you want.…
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Chicken soup - how do I make it (merged threads)
Does anyone use the chicken carcass to make soup after roasting the chicken? Can anyone tell me how I make soup from one? I'm sure I could use it to make soup for lunches and therefore be even more resourceful and economical!! ;D Thanks!
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Bread recipe
Hi - just joined after browsing this very helpful forum for sometime now... :) I used to make my own bread using a breadmaker and personally much prefered it to supermarket sliced bread... unfortunatly..DH preferred the sliced stuff for his sarnies... However I have decided to start making the odd loaf again as I know my…
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Self sufficiency
I was nosing around Amazon and saw a book by a guy called John Seymour on self sufficiency - does anybody have this book - is it any good. Thought this would be a good time of year to really start planning akitchen garden, have started on herbs etc and i am hoping to go into growing more than a few peppers and a tomato. I…
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Psst!!! FRAN ....
... thank you for those "Food" links - really appreciate the time you've taken to amalgamate them all and put them in one place! Bless ya!
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Butternut squash?????
I love butternut squash but apart from roasting it or making soup I don't do much else with it. What do you do with yours?
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homemade sausages (merged)
Having aquired a kenwood chef for xmas, I have found you can make your own sausages with the relevant attachments! Two questions- where do you buy sausage casings and does anyone have any recipes/knowledge of sausage making! :)
