Black-Saturn's Menu Planner

BrokeBrunette

thriftlady wrote:

I've just made it with fresh apples.I put them on top of the batter raw and they cooked fine.Next time I might push them down into the batter more.

thanks thriftlady. I will definitely try that. My daughters don't like tinned fruit but love fresh apple crumble so I'm hoping this recipe might tempt them too

comping_cat

Ive just made a version of the fruit cobbler too, i had some apples in the freezer, and actually put them on the bottom, and put the batter on top, and it turned out lovely!!!! Thanks for that oh so easy recipe!!!!!

xlt_hunter

black-saturn wrote:

Fruit Cobbler Recipe

In an oven proof dish add in 1 mug of self raising flour, 1 mug of granulated sugar and 1 mug of milk. Mix it all up so it's thoroughly mixed together and then add 1 tin of value tinned fruit of your choice on top. Bake in the oven on gas mark 4 until golden. The flour mix will rise up above the fruit.

3 min to mix all up and chuck into the oven (just done mine while waiting for the kettle to boil) - I've got no tin fruit so used 2 fresh apples cored and chopped.

Nice little treat in 30 min.

M

suziewuzie

Thanks black saturn - I've been waiting all week for this post! Can anyone elighten me about how to print off the recipes - when I tried to print something before I got lots of the posts before and after the one I wanted. Any tips - or should I resort to pen and paper? Want to try the malt loaf and cobbler especially!!!

Katgoddess

suziewuzie wrote:

Thanks black saturn - I've been waiting all week for this post! Can anyone elighten me about how to print off the recipes - when I tried to print something before I got lots of the posts before and after the one I wanted. Any tips - or should I resort to pen and paper? Want to try the malt loaf and cobbler especially!!!

At the top of the thread is a link called "thread tools". Click on that and select "show printable version". That will show a basic version of the thread which is better for printing. But what I do is copy and paste recipes into a word document. I have quite a few files for different types of recipes. EG, main meals, soup, baking, drinks.

suziewuzie

Ta - off to try that right now!!

suziewuzie

Thanks so much, Katgoddess. I managed to copy & paste into word and print and now I feel really clever!!

Katgoddess

No problem,

ambergold

Hello black saturn. Thanks a lot for posting your meal plan, I thought I'd try to copy it for this week, but my total for shopping is nowhere near £7.00 and there are only two of us (step kids only on Saturday). Where do you shop? I know I'm asking a lot but could you price up your shopping list so that I can work out where I'm going wrong. I feel like a complete failure because the cheapest I can do your shopping list is for £16. Please will someone help me to find the shopping list cheaper. I feel so !!!!!! right now. I thought I was doing well and becomeing an old styler. But truthfully I have such a long way to go.

Please will somebody help me find Black saturns shopping list for cheaper than £16.00.

Skintmama

I hope someone can help you with this ambergold.

I just wanted to say not to feel bad about it though, there is no way I could do it that cheaply with the shops around here either. Even the market I can get to does not seem to have the low prices others can find. We each just have to do the best we can, with what is around us I think. Also, surprising bargains often happen when they are not on our list, so we need to be prepared to suddenly change our plans and take advantage of them. That can help overall to bring the price of the shopping down.