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2 bags of semolina, what use are they?
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I've used semolina to thicken a stew before as I had no cornflour and it worked well.
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JackieO wrote:I think you can use it to make shortbread as well. I am sure I have a recipe somewhere I shall have a scout in my recipe books
My Gran used to add semolina to her shortbread and it made it really short and delicious.I'm not sure of the exact recipe,but I think she just replaced some of the flour with semolina - about 1 part semolina to 2 parts flour sounds about right ?0 -
saving-grace wrote:I had this at the back of my mind too.
Delia has a recipe for shortbread with semolina in
http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/home-made-scottish-butter-shortbread,1087,RC.html
Hope the link works - not sure how else to do it. Its from the Cookery Course book originally.
Cheers saving-grace yes it was from delia that I remembered it.It makes the shortbread really delicious and crunchy. Most important to !!!!! the dough all over with a fork or it will rise0 -
i have a recipe for cherry cake - i think its the dairy cook book but am not home now to check - which uses semolina to stop the cherries sinking
its lovely and always a success.0 -
this is what i make to use up semolina ,the kids love it and you can vary what you add to it depending what you have in the fridge,ive used peas / onions / mushrooms etc aswell as the cheese / sweetcorn
http://www.netmums.com/lc/food/recipes/cheesycorntriangles.htm0 -
Its a long time ago
but if anyone is wanting the link Rachie B gave above, the site's been updated and the cheesy corn triangles recipe is now here
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You can also sprinkle a bit of it on the bottom of pies to stop them going soggy. I think Delia has a recipe for an open rhubarb tart where she puts a layer of semolina beneath the fruit to absorb the juices.0
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hi there i bought some to make nigella's roast potatoes. the roasties turned out lovely :j but now i have nearly a whole packet of semolina left. any of you lovely OS-ers got ideas what i can do with it (apart from making semolina pudding, which i don't think i like!)
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keep it dry and use it again for roast potatoes.. The amount of roast potatoes we cook, it won't take long to get through..
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