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Economy Gastronomy - new budget cookery programme; BBC
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Put half in wet and when you have mixed you add the other half dry. Mine needed less milk (but I used v large eggs).0
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You would "give" your waistline;)
That's the thing I don't understand...that family were all quite slim. The mum was actually quite skinnyyet apparently they all ate cakes/puds like they were going out of fashion:rolleyes:
Something to me doesn't sound quite right about that episode.....I have thought that ever since watching it:o
Mel xUnless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
Nothing is going to get better. It's not.0 -
redmel1621 wrote: »That's the thing I don't understand...that family were all quite slim. The mum was actually quite skinny
yet apparently they all ate cakes/puds like they were going out of fashion:rolleyes:
I couldn't figure that out either0 -
Maybe the mum is like me then. Until I hit 35, I only weighed 7.5 stone. I'm only 8.5 now (I'm 5'6") and I love my cakes and biscuits and lots of full fat cheese!0
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What happened to the program tonight? Its been replaced by athletics.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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That's the thing I don't understand...that family were all quite slim. The mum was actually quite skinny
yet apparently they all ate cakes/puds like they were going out of fashion
maybe thats why they need to save money...to afford the gym memberships so they can look gorgeous all the time :rotfl:Wins: 2008: £606.10 2009: £806.24 2010: £713.47 2011: 328.320 -
redmel1621 wrote: »That's the thing I don't understand...that family were all quite slim. The mum was actually quite skinny
yet apparently they all ate cakes/puds like they were going out of fashion:rolleyes:
Something to me doesn't sound quite right about that episode.....I have thought that ever since watching it:o
Mel x
Sounds like my husband and kids, no matter how much they eat they are still skinny as rakes...
Unfortunately it's not a gene I share! :rotfl:0 -
Found a link to the bran muffin recipe on the bbc website. Remember hearing/reading somewhere that the leftovers in the fridge shouldn't be stirred when you spoon the next batch into tins.
Looking forward to tonight's show - will try to catch up on this thread before then - it's got soooo long!0 -
Maybe the mum is like me then. Until I hit 35, I only weighed 7.5 stone. I'm only 8.5 now (I'm 5'6") and I love my cakes and biscuits and lots of full fat cheese!
Will everyone stop moaning about the athletics! It's a one off event, Jessica Ennis has won a gold in the Heptathalon and Phillipes Idowu has just one a gold in the triple jump! It's fantastic!
No one is missing Economy Gastronomy because it isn't on this week.0 -
BraMuffin Recipe? Is that measured in cups?:D0
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