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Just to say that my crumble made with mysterious flour
was lush, so can safely say that it worked and will get made frequently till all this "mysterious" flour has been used Banana LoversBuy your bananas in bunches of 5 on Sunday. Then arrange them in order of ripeness and write a day of the week on each banana in felt pen, Monday on the ripest, Friday on the greenest to save time making those decisions on a hectic weekday morning0 -
i need some help with flapjacks, everytime i make them i do the recipe down to a t' yet when i take them out of the oven they break up and crumble
what am i doing wrong? they taste great but they just seem to fall apart. Raven. :grinheart:grinheart:grinheart0 -
i need some help with flapjacks, everytime i make them i do the recipe down to a t' yet when i take them out of the oven they break up and crumble what am i doing wrong? they taste great but they just seem to fall apart.
Are you leaving them in the tin until they've completely cooled down? I used to have the same problem until I did that. While they are still in the tin I cut them (using a non-serrated knife as they seem to rip them up), then leave until they've gone completely cold. Until I did this I would end up with a tray of granola :rotfl:0 -
Are you leaving them in the tin until they've completely cooled down? I used to have the same problem until I did that. While they are still in the tin I cut them (using a non-serrated knife as they seem to rip them up), then leave until they've gone completely cold. Until I did this I would end up with a tray of granola :rotfl:
i must confess i don't wait until they are completely cold as i am eager to cut them up and try them! i think i will make some more this week and then just wait until they have gone cold before i attempt to cut them! thankyou.:oRaven. :grinheart:grinheart:grinheart0 -
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What can I make with a tin of evaporated milk and dark chocolate?MFW 2016 No 68 £1300/£8500 No new toiletries Cook sth different0
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BBC Recipe Finder for dark chocolate and evaporated milk.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0
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Chocolate fudge!Smile, why not.0
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The most lovely chocolate sauce. Just melt the chocolate and evap together in the microwave, stir in a bit of sugar and let it cool. It thickens as it cools and is absolutely lovely on ice cream or pancakes. I always make my chocolate sauce like that.Jane
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Chocolate tablet or as a previous poster says chocolate fudge.
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