Danish Pastries in BM?

vivaladiva

Thanks for all the ideas. DD (14) currently looking impressed.

Anne_Marie_2

If your DD is interested, she can make absolutely fab pizzas with dough out of BM .... loads of recipes already on board, but if you need one, can give you my tried and never failed one (apart from once, when I didn't measure properly, taught me a lesson - always measure with BM) - sure it is the same/similar to others have seen on the mega recipe board.
Anyway if you can't find it PM me, as folk must be sick to death of hearing about my tomato sauce recipe!

If your little Angel wants, I will type out the recipes for those other yeughy danish pastries as mentioned in my last post!

vivaladiva

Anne_Marie wrote:

If your DD is interested, she can make absolutely fab pizzas with dough out of BM .... loads of recipes already on board, but if you need one, can give you my tried and never failed one (apart from once, when I didn't measure properly, taught me a lesson - always measure with BM) - sure it is the same/similar to others have seen on the mega recipe board.
Anyway if you can't find it PM me, as folk must be sick to death of hearing about my tomato sauce recipe!

If your little Angel wants, I will type out the recipes for those other yeughy danish pastries as mentioned in my last post!

Thank you for the offer. To save you a typing frenzy I think we might get that book - need to find a cheapy on eBay! She does pizza and even bagels if pushed!
I had a bad measuring incident with the breadmaker too. Its not that funny when the kids are expecting pizza within the next half hour and all you've got in the breadmaker is a soggy mess!

Anne_Marie_2

All those poor wee faces looking up begging for food...........Oliver (as in the film) didn't have a clue - he had at least a wee bowl of gruel (whatever that is....)! Whereas our kids are truly starving! :rotfl:

(Above comment totally in jest and hope no one is offended, as I do know there are genuinely starving people in the world, and I do support/ help
out when I can.)

Cannot for the life of me remember where I got this book (it's by Vicki Smallwood), but suspect it was in one of those cheap book shops in towns.
If not, was in an offer by the book people.
Am sure that others have other BM book suggestions for you.

Thanks for thinking of my wee fingers!

squeaky

Anne_Marie wrote:

(is there a smiley for a very patient Mum with halo trying hard not to throttle child?)

Anne_Marie_2

Thanks was not enough this time Squeaky! Not quite what I had in my mind, but good enough! Well done.............
I had a more throttling child in my wee scenario in my mind. Your version is much more PC!
Tis okay folks, didn't beat my wee torag - wee chat usually does the biz if I have a gripe with her.