Quick Questions on ANYTHING part 2. Please read first post for links to other threads

zippychick

Ah thanks! i had too many inanswered questions, so i made fail safe fairy cakes instead. Wrote a message to BF on them in chocolate buttons i sat and paunstakingly cut into slices. Stuck it on with icing. Has had me in hysterics all afternoon

Im sure a casserole dish, baking dish or pyrex would do . as long as you can cook in it it would be grand i guess? Thats what i would do anyway. Good luck. Thanks for the help.

bumpybecky

breadmaker help please

trying the raisin loaf recipe for the first time in panasonic bradmaker, started fine, got to the bit where the raisins go in and idiot husband turned the machine off - gggrrrrr when swictehd back on, it's gone back to the start

I've no idea what stages the bread has had, so don't know quite what to do

does anyone know what I (k!)need to do it rescue it?

thanks hugely

Savvy_Sue

Not sure what you'll have done by this stage. I would have made him take it out, work the raisins in by hand, then put it back to 'bake only' option. Or cook it in the oven.

trying-very-trying

Take the dough out of the machine, knock it back, put in a loaf tin and leave to rise again, then bake it in the oven. hth.

champys

Hi there - I have a quick question. I'm sure almost anyone (but me) can answer it: how much milk is 'normal' for a person to drink per day (or per week)? I never touch the stuff, so I have no idea. For some time now I have been putting great efforts in low fat/no fat cooking, small portions, no puddings etc for DH to lose some weight - but I'm suspecting he is piling on unnecessary calories with all the milk he drinks......
So how much milk does a normal 50+ year old bloke get through? One pint a day? Two?
thanks!

ELIZA_D

Can anyone help ?? (I SAY LOST.......... MY AUNT RECYCLED!)
I thought about asking sainsburys for a copy but they had sent them back.
I really liked the healthy section with bean chilli and quiona pudding ,anyone got it they can post a thread please...... ??
:beer:

SunnyGirl

Have a look at their website www.sainsburys.co.uk there is a section on feed your family for a fiver etc so maybe they'll have the recipes from the magazine? HTH

nodwah

I've got that one - if you PM me I can scan it and email it to you if you like

Sian_the_Green

champys wrote: »

Hi there - I have a quick question. I'm sure almost anyone (but me) can answer it: how much milk is 'normal' for a person to drink per day (or per week)? I never touch the stuff, so I have no idea. For some time now I have been putting great efforts in low fat/no fat cooking, small portions, no puddings etc for DH to lose some weight - but I'm suspecting he is piling on unnecessary calories with all the milk he drinks......
So how much milk does a normal 50+ year old bloke get through? One pint a day? Two?
thanks!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-329013/All-need-know-milk.html

It looks like from this link that he will struggle to lose weight if he is drinking a couple of pints a day of full fat or semi skimmed milk, 2 pints of full fat is 740 calories, eek, that's like eating 2 and a half Mars bars. Though milk is pretty nutritious in other ways so I think you need to have some in your diet. HTH

huxley40

hi hope some one can help,last week in ols style moneysaving i found a huge thread with recipes on all listed alphabetically i found it really useful however i now can,t find where it is,could someone help?thank you