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  • mrbadexample
    mrbadexample Posts: 10,805 Forumite
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    Savvy_Sue wrote: »
    We're awaiting the verdict! Complete with photos ...

    I reckon you'll take the lid off and find a solid pot of penicillin. But if we don't hear, we'll fear the worst. :rotfl:

    If I had to bet I'd say it will be ok. I'll find out tomorrow morning. ;)
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  • Pink.
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    Hi sashanut,

    I normally cook the hock in water then use the stock to make lentil soup as pea soup isn't one of my favourites, but these threads should help:

    ham hock and pig hock bargain food!

    Pea and ham soup

    Old Fashioned Pea Soup

    Pink
  • missychrissy
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    sashanut wrote: »
    Hi all :j

    I wonder if anyone can help me with a recipe for a ham hock + split pea soup please? I have the hock & half a pkt of split peas, plus other stock cupboard items - thought there was a recipe on the back but no joy :mad: Tks if you can help:D
    I'm doing a ham hock tomorrow, bought in farmfoods for £1.50. I cook mine in my slow cooker with either a packet of split peas or marrowfat peas soaked overnight and also add a large chopped onion. Either is good with mashed potatoes or with crusty bread. If I have other veg that need using up such as carrot/swede/parsnips I will add those in too. Season with black pepper but no salt as the hock is usually quite salty.

    I used to do the same dish years ago, when my children were all at home and I was a stay at home mum, in the pressure cooker. The result was much the same.
  • quintwins
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    can i make fudge without evaporated milk? i really fancy some :o
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  • Pink.
    Pink. Posts: 17,650 Forumite
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    quintwins wrote: »
    can i make fudge without evaporated milk? i really fancy some :o

    Hi quintwins,

    I usually make it with condensed milk. There are lots of recipes in this thread that may help: Recipe for fudge

    Pink
  • sashanut
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    Hi sashanut,

    I normally cook the hock in water then use the stock to make lentil soup as pea soup isn't one of my favourites, but these threads should help:

    ham hock and pig hock bargain food!

    Pea and ham soup

    Old Fashioned Pea Soup

    Pink

    Thanks very much for these Pink - just had to check what it is I actually bought- luckily it's a ham hock! But sadly nowhere near as cheap as they used to be LOL:eek:
    New start JAN15 - NOT BUYING IT 2015 :eek:. Long haul DFW #145 : 2011 DEBTBUSTING : £5500 OD GONE, £2000 OD - GONE £93,610.30 cc & loan debt - GONE 27.6.14 FINALLY DEBT & MORTGAGE FREE :happyhear
  • quintwins
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    Hi quintwins,

    I usually make it with condensed milk. There are lots of recipes in this thread that may help: Recipe for fudge

    Pink

    i don't have condensed milk either :(
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  • rosie383
    rosie383 Posts: 4,981 Forumite
    If you have powdered milk, just make your own. Honestly, you will never buy condensed milk again!

    1 cup powdered milk
    2/3 cup sugar
    1/3 cup boiling water
    3 tbsp marg/ butter

    Whisk with electric whisk for 3 minutes until thick and creamy.
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  • quintwins
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    i don't have powdered milk either :o this isn't going well i might just go buy some fudge :rotfl: no seriously i'll wait til fri and just buy some condensed milk, altho it def looks cheaper to make some so i think i'll try that first
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  • Hi everyone, im a MSE Newbie and hoping that im posting on the right place. Was having a cupboard clean out and have lots of flavoured teabags (mainly mint and chamomile) that wont get drunk, can anyone reccommend what I could use them for instead? thanks
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