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Hairy Bikers Mum Knows Best
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If anyone's interested, there's a preview available on Amazon now with a couple of recipes and the full index.
No milk tart, but many many other things I want to make, please someone talk me out of buying it.0 -
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My book arrived from Amazon today. Looking through it just now for the milk tart.So little money - so much time :mad:0 -
Theres a recipe for a Manchester tart and a buttermilk pie - can't see anything about a milk tart though. I haven't seen yesterdays programme yet though.
Can't wait to try some of the recipes out. Looks very yummy.So little money - so much time :mad:0 -
I made the Barrovian Love Sponge cake from the second episode for my wife to take to work for her birthday. I'm very much a novice baker, but I found the recipe straightforward, and the result was light, fluffy, and apparently amazingly good.
The recipe is available on the web site here.
Regards,
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My book arrived today. Only annoying thing is I can't help reading it in a Jordy accent and I can hear Si and Daves voices in my head.:rotfl:
Just me? It is a lovely wee book - i had forgot about the crumpets so would be keen to try those. Well worth the tenner IMO.
Sorry if anyone wanted talked out of buying it - I have probably achieved the opposite!A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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I made the sweet & sour tonight (with chicken instead of pork).
It was lovely, really authenic.
Next time I do it I will cut the chicken in smaller bits, & I added chopped peppers & carrots because I like them in it.0 -
I got my book yesturday, postie left it up the drive way in the rain!! now i have a wet book!
Its a lovely book with many things in it will be having a go at.0 -
Even my MIL has got excited by this series, and she has bought the book :rotfl:
I'm going to have a look at hers before I decide whether to get it.Official DFW Nerd No 096 - Proud to have dealt with my debt!0 -
Even my MIL has got excited by this series, and she has bought the book :rotfl:
I'm going to have a look at hers before I decide whether to get it.
Even my DH likes watching these two - and he normally hates cooking programmes! In fact we all watch it - they are just so entertaining to watch.
I doubt I'll be getting the book though - there always make so many 'meaty' recipes.0 -
Anyone see bridget's windfall marmalade on the Hairy Bikers picnic show:T
Looked lovely.
Its NOT in the book:mad:
I can't find it on the net:mad:
Gutted, any ideas 0
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