Weezl and friends Phase 3 - sitting pretty with Kitty

aless02

awwww arty, you're very sweet for thinking of champers. I confess, the thought didn't even cross my mind (you know you could prolly find some in a shop on the way tomorrow if you're determined )

There's an M&S food inside Waterloo station, but of course it's pricey...if anyone's coming Victoria, I believe there's a Sainsbury's in that one (more cost-effective).

artybear

Well it was only cheapy stuff aless, dont love you all that much:p:D

I just thought it would be nice-however I will be coming empty handed so my witty and charming personality will have to be good enough for you all now:rotfl::rotfl:

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Allegra

We are bringing sausage rolls (home made) and crisps (not home made, and rather a funky flavour), so Mr Arty need not fret

domesticgoddess789

Just popping on to say that I hope you all have a lovely time tomorrow at the CFR meet and I wish I could be there.

Trow

This is just an observation - but some oven recipes seem to have degrees C, F and gas mark - but the bread recipe doesn't. It might be a helpful addition?

Edited to add: neither do the recipes based on bread - eg the bread and ginger loaf, and other s like the chicken and onion pie and the cottage pie (as examples)

frugalmumof4

hi, can i ask about the shopping lists for planner 2. Do they allow for all the snack things you can bake?

aless02

frugalmumof4 wrote: »

hi, can i ask about the shopping lists for planner 2. Do they allow for all the snack things you can bake?

Yup, all items on the planners are included in the shopping!

auditbabe

artybear wrote: »

Well it was only cheapy stuff aless, dont love you all that much:p:D

I just thought it would be nice-however I will be coming empty handed so my witty and charming personality will have to be good enough for you all now:rotfl::rotfl:

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I'm sure you will charm everyone I wish I was coming :beer:

Erme

Trow wrote: »

This is just an observation - but some oven recipes seem to have degrees C, F and gas mark - but the bread recipe doesn't. It might be a helpful addition?

Edited to add: neither do the recipes based on bread - eg the bread and ginger loaf, and other s like the chicken and onion pie and the cottage pie (as examples)

I've been working on home made food processor bread for a couple of weeks and at a guess (they all seem pretty similar if you google bread recipes) you go for a medium hot over for 30-45 mins till when you tip it out and knock the bottom it sounds hollow. Where are you getting your tins from? They have them in poundland for a pound

Below is my FP bread successes from Thurs am


20z flour FP bread by johanino36, on Flickr

Total time for 2 loaves about 2 hours..Only addition to Weezel's recipe is a little oil... for recipe see previous posts...

Sorry not post yesterday...menu plan gone bottom's up due to being sick. Praise God I had the bread else who knows what I'd have done:eek:

So yeah wee walk out today but not get very far....still pretty weak. at least it's sunny..

Hope you all had a fab time @ the picnic ....

blessings

E

NualaBuala

Nice bread Erme - looks like Marg the Magimix is earning her keep! Hope you're feeling better now. Take care x