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July 2008 Grocery Challenge

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  • OrkneyStar
    OrkneyStar Posts: 7,025 Forumite
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    Here are the loaves/rolls at 2nd proving and then after cooking. They were completely HM this time, kneading is such good fun :)
    http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3118/2691924557_c9421144a7.jpg
    http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3179/2692737470_ef744108b2.jpg
    :wave:
    Edited to say---- oooooooh those cheese biccies are lovely- mine rose slightly and they came out tasting like tiny little cheese scones. The dough was quite wet, would they likely be harder if drier dough ? mmmmmmm anyway I have eaten loads and DH came home at lunch just to get some! This is the only problem with home baking, mind you we did not have a proper lunch, just nibbling on biccies!:p
    Ermutigung wirkt immer besser als Verurteilung.
    Encouragement always works better than judgement.

  • angelnikki
    angelnikki Posts: 892 Forumite
    OrkneyStar wrote: »
    Edited to say---- oooooooh those cheese biccies are lovely- mine rose slightly and they came out tasting like tiny little cheese scones. The dough was quite wet, would they likely be harder if drier dough ? mmmmmmm anyway I have eaten loads and DH came home at lunch just to get some! This is the only problem with home baking, mind you we did not have a proper lunch, just nibbling on biccies!:p

    They are a bit like cheese scones aren't they? Mine always rise really nicely, sometimes they're a bit like puff pastry but that may be due to rerolling after the first cutting of shapes IYSWIM. If the dough is too wet add more flour. (if they were wet after cooking then they prob needed a bit longer) If it's too dry add more milk ;) I love them and they were great for when DS had a bad cold as they were the only thing he would eat. Yummy Yummy never last more than a few hours in this house :D(I've normally eaten half before they've even cooled)

    Edit - had to go make some after seeing yours OrkneyStar NomNomNom I only used 50g cheese cos thats all that there was already grated (still got 20 from the mix though) :)

    Nikki x
    :A
  • OrkneyStar
    OrkneyStar Posts: 7,025 Forumite
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    angelnikki wrote: »
    They are a bit like cheese scones aren't they? Mine always rise really nicely, sometimes they're a bit like puff pastry but that may be due to rerolling after the first cutting of shapes IYSWIM. If the dough is too wet add more flour. (if they were wet after cooking then they prob needed a bit longer) If it's too dry add more milk ;) I love them and they were great for when DS had a bad cold as they were the only thing he would eat. Yummy Yummy never last more than a few hours in this house :D(I've normally eaten half before they've even cooled)

    Nikki x
    They were just right today :) Rose lovely and are soooooooo good. I might try adding a wee drop of chives or softened red onion next time and see what that tastes like ? Thanks so much for the recipe.
    Ermutigung wirkt immer besser als Verurteilung.
    Encouragement always works better than judgement.

  • zoe260373
    zoe260373 Posts: 868 Forumite
    busy_mum wrote: »
    Can someone plse give me directions to get to the night owl site

    Thankyou
    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=12704515&posted=1#post12704515
    its here chick,guess we will see you later;) xxx
    family is me,oh,16yDS,10DD,9DS&17month old DS,2dogs,3cats,4bunnies,5 ex battery hens&5fish.GC challenge-/£300:pspends already this month-animal food-£28,mr T shop-£119.plus local shop spends total spent £257,:j
  • KAAT_LADY
    KAAT_LADY Posts: 4,714 Forumite
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    HI THERE ALL

    I have just been reading pages from OS MSE from the 22nd july 2006

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.html?f=33&page=741&order=desc

    just to see how things have changed

    there is no daily thread and no grocery challenge but its a look back ,,when some of you were young

    see ya
    mortgage free as of 06/02/2008#
    berthas buddies No 5
    ,
    murphys no more pies club member ,No 242..
    .,night owl 25



  • zoe260373
    zoe260373 Posts: 868 Forumite
    sorry:o just caught up and saw link has already been posted.
    angelnikki hows it going having the ex there?you coping ok?xxx
    family is me,oh,16yDS,10DD,9DS&17month old DS,2dogs,3cats,4bunnies,5 ex battery hens&5fish.GC challenge-/£300:pspends already this month-animal food-£28,mr T shop-£119.plus local shop spends total spent £257,:j
  • KAAT_LADY
    KAAT_LADY Posts: 4,714 Forumite
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    hey guys


    when did this start the '' grocery challenge ''????

    can anyone help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    this is a PMS challenge
    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=291697

    I did wonder what PMS stood for
    mortgage free as of 06/02/2008#
    berthas buddies No 5
    ,
    murphys no more pies club member ,No 242..
    .,night owl 25



  • liuhut
    liuhut Posts: 1,269 Forumite
    Hi guys,
    Just wondered if I can join you all, I always read the thread but walked out of my job earlier today and so need to make sure that I am cutting back everywhere I can, not the type of thing I normally do (had worked there for 6years!!) but couldn't take anymore...anyway, I have a freezer full and reckon £10 can last me the month...hopefully!!
    WIN £2008 in 2008 £1836.31 2009 wins - £91!!! 2010 wins in Oz $ 6170.... wins 2011 aprox $2000
    MFIT - number 37. Reduce my mortgage from £63,500 to £48,000. now at 54,000...
  • angelnikki
    angelnikki Posts: 892 Forumite
    zoe260373 wrote: »
    angelnikki hows it going having the ex there?you coping ok?xxx

    Thanks zoe xxx We've been arguing already :rolleyes: he does my head in so much. We do still live together (seperately) but hardly spend much time together as when he is home from work and at weekends I normally stay in my room and leave him to look after DS (I miss DS loads :( when I'm not with him but cant stand his father so much so have to avoid him)

    I would love to be able to move out but I just wouldnt have enough money to afford everything and DS's nursery (cant look after him all week as I've got ME) without DLA and cant get DLA without a proper diagnosis (and even then its unlikely I will get it) So I'm stuck here :( until either I can find a way to have enough money or until DS gets free childcare (which will be after he's 3, he's 21 months atm) :( oh well...

    I've got my first appointment with the ME clinic in the beginning of september(even though I was referred to see them last october :mad: ) So hopefully I can get something in writing from them to aid a DLA claim. Fingers crossed.

    To stay on thread... I've got a MrT delivery coming tonight 7-9 so will update my sig later. :p

    Take care everyone :)

    Nikki x

    PS OrkneyStar cheese & onion/ cheese & chives biccies sound yummy - let us know how they turn out :)

    PPS Kaat_Lady First Grocery Challenge & here
    :A
  • KAAT_LADY
    KAAT_LADY Posts: 4,714 Forumite
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    thanks Angelnikki

    just found a till receipt and things were a lot cheaper then
    mortgage free as of 06/02/2008#
    berthas buddies No 5
    ,
    murphys no more pies club member ,No 242..
    .,night owl 25



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