***** Aldi super six offers *****

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS

rebeccaj wrote: »

I eat them as they are, or make a fig compote to go with cheese or cold meats. Alternatively I serve them as a starter with goat's cheese and honey - this is really scrummy served with crusty bread:

Cut a fourway cross in the top of the figs and sit in a small ovenproof dish. If figs are large just use one per person but if they are small, use two each. Crumble (or slice) some goats cheese into the top of the figs, then drizzle with runny honey over the top and around the sides (I use Acacia honey but it's just as nice with heather or ordinary honey) Bake in the oven at about 200 degrees for 8-10 minutes. It all melts together and is gorgeous, just dip your bread in and enjoy

You could follow the instructions above and don't use cheese, but mix cinnamon with the honey, drizzle then roast as above mmmmmmmm

rebeccaj

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS wrote: »

You could follow the instructions above and don't use cheese, but mix cinnamon with the honey, drizzle then roast as above mmmmmmmm

true enough but mine is more of a starter, yours is more of a dessert

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS

rebeccaj wrote: »

true enough but mine is more of a starter, yours is more of a dessert

Yep, I should have added that to my post

I'm trying yours tomorrow night, providing my Ald! has figs

Tilly x

tessie_bear

are the offers changing this thursday ? anyone know what they are ?
thanks

tessie_bear

Broccoli
Carrots 1kg
Cherry tomatoes
Standard onions 1kg
Snack pack grapes
Savoy cabbage


All priced at 49p
found on hot deals asco 453 thankyou

Stompa

tessie_bear wrote: »

are the offers changing this thursday ? anyone know what they are ?
thanks

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/aldi-super-six-from-thursday-12th-september-1652769

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS

rebeccaj wrote: »

I eat them as they are, or make a fig compote to go with cheese or cold meats. Alternatively I serve them as a starter with goat's cheese and honey - this is really scrummy served with crusty bread:

Cut a fourway cross in the top of the figs and sit in a small ovenproof dish. If figs are large just use one per person but if they are small, use two each. Crumble (or slice) some goats cheese into the top of the figs, then drizzle with runny honey over the top and around the sides (I use Acacia honey but it's just as nice with heather or ordinary honey) Bake in the oven at about 200 degrees for 8-10 minutes. It all melts together and is gorgeous, just dip your bread in and enjoy

Hi, I picked up figs this weekend and tried yr recipe above - fab and will be doing it again

Thanks, Tilly

rebeccaj

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS wrote: »

Hi, I picked up figs this weekend and tried yr recipe above - fab and will be doing it again

Thanks, Tilly

you're welcome, pleased you enjoyed it

rachbc

Can't believe 49p a kg for onions is considered a good deal these days and those snack packs of grapes are an awful deal - it used to be 69p for a full box. Humpf

Florenceem

rachbc wrote: »

Can't believe 49p a kg for onions is considered a good deal these days and those snack packs of grapes are an awful deal - it used to be 69p for a full box. Humpf

The snack packs of grapes were 79p yesterday so 49p is good.
Yes fruit was cheaper but those days are gone.
The nets of 4 onions - 69p at moment on SS are a good deal - work out about 25p lb.