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School days recipes

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  • squeaky
    squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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    I reckon it would be a good idea to merge this thread in with the other one about school puds to keep them all in one place.

    I'll do it tomorrow :)
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  • carly
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    Can you tell me what you do with the water? I might be reading the recipe wrong but I cant see where it fits. Also , what do you do with the egg whites and cream when they have been whisked together? Is it some kind of sugarless meringue topping. Is it then cooked?

    I love the sound of this recipe and cant wait to try it but i want to make sure i do it right. Sorry to be so thick.
  • squeaky
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    I've just merged the butterscotch thread into this school puds one :)
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  • lyns_2
    lyns_2 Posts: 314 Forumite
    Hi
    have been looking on the site to find a recipe for chocolate concrete the flat one with sugar on the top and came across this page has any one got a smaller recipe for it as the one posted does not tell you how to cook it . Was talking to my sister about it today who works in a school but the cook will not give out the recipe :( i was in bed but fancied it so much i had to get out of bed to see if i could find it sad i know but :)
    Number 4 due 21st jan
  • lyns_2
    lyns_2 Posts: 314 Forumite
    oooh and just remembered the ginger one with the white stuff on the top could just eat that now aswell
    Number 4 due 21st jan
  • Oooooo, I've been looking for a thread like this :), but not a sweet one.

    Does anyone remember (a long time ago and made on the school premises) school made tomato sauce?

    It was quite mild, but delicious with salads, and beetroot in particular.

    It wasn't tangy either, and it didn't have 'bits' in it. (Maybe it wasn't school made?)

    But I'd love the recipe if anyone can help.

    TIA :)
  • Smiley_Mum
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    I liked the vanilla slice, puff pastry sandwiched with dream topping type filling and jam.

    Farola pudding with a big blob of jam in the centre.

    Tapioca (frogs eggs) and tinned pears.

    Chocolate crispy type slice with custard, white, yellow or pink variations.

    Jelly and dream topping or ice cream.

    Haggis neeps and tatties.

    Sponge and custard, I didn't like.

    Had like a dark sponge/gingerbread type slice with custard too.

    One thing I hated with a passion was the fish in white sauce, the smell that wafted along the corridor as you stood in line. _pale_

    Here is a link that maybe of interest.

    http://education.independent.co.uk/news/article12173.ece
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  • rammy007
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    Has anyone got the full recipe for the chocolate crunch/concrete as a previous poster said it doesnt say how to cook it.thanks
  • Smiley_Mum
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    rammy007 wrote:
    Has anyone got the full recipe for the chocolate crunch/concrete as a previous poster said it doesnt say how to cook it.thanks

    Try this link, you might find something.

    http://www.uktvfood.co.uk/index.cfm?uktv=messageBoards.thread&threadID=20321

    This one looks good, Chocolate Concrete apparently was also known as Chocolate Tiffin.

    http://groups.google.co.uk/group/rec.food.recipes/browse_thread/thread/29b9d7d04494ffaf/020d1b588b1c22e9?lnk=st&q=chocolate+concrete&rnum=2&hl=en#020d1b588b1c22e9
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  • Has anyone got a recipe for the rosehip syrup you used to get in school on your semolina?? I loved that and wondered if it is still available.
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