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Quick questions on ANYTHING (see first post for Freezing, Reheating, Slow Cooker, +)

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  • 1) you could use tomato puree, if you have it, and add some extra water.
    2) you can freeze butter, or make your own garlic butter.
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  • Actually, I was on the phone, so couldn't type much.
    I usually make my pasta bake with dry pasta, a tin of condensed soup, and some cooked chicken, bacon, sweetcorn and mushrooms( any combination or all) at least 1 tin of water or 2 of water depending on how much pasta I've used, then bung it in the oven for about half an hour. Top off with a mix of grated cheese and wholemeal breadcrumbs and bung it under the grill.
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  • Skint_Catt
    Skint_Catt Posts: 11,548 Forumite
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    Thanks TVT - I am going to make garlic butter and buy part baked baguettes instead of pre-made garlic breads but I won't use the whole block - I'm glad its freezable!
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    Jamie oliver's has a pasta bake in his italy book. Don't have the recipe to hand but it's basically pasta mixed up in a tomato sauce and layered with fresh mozzarella and then baked in the oven for half an hour. Was yummy too :)
  • Sunnyday
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    Can uncooked muffin mix be frozen?

    Anyone know? i don`t want to waste it but won`t be cooking anymore today.
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  • juliejim
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    Where's the thread on making stock? I've followed a couple of links from the SC index and they're both dead links.

    Thanks
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  • Savvy_Sue
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    1) you could use tomato puree, if you have it, and add some extra water.
    Or you could just leave it unblitzed: I always do ...

    And you could make the extra garlic butter and then freeze that, as long as you're sure you won't want the de-frosted butter for anything which won't want to be garlicky ...
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  • catkinq
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    Skint_Catt wrote: »
    Thanks TVT - but what could I do if I couldn't 'blitz'? I don't have anything to blitz with!

    it will taste fine if you leave it lumpy - otherwise force through a seive (pour into a seive over a bowl and swqash the lumps through with the back of a big spoon).
  • juliejim wrote: »
    Where's the thread on making stock? I've followed a couple of links from the SC index and they're both dead links.

    Thanks

    Here's one!

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  • whatatwit
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    Skint_Catt wrote: »
    Thanks TVT - I am going to make garlic butter and buy part baked baguettes instead of pre-made garlic breads but I won't use the whole block - I'm glad its freezable!

    Skint-catt, if you see any reduced french sticks in Asda/tesco, usually 5p or 10p, get those, cut slits in and butter with the garlic butter. You can cut each baguette to whatever size.
    Wrap in foil and freeze.
    I then bake from frozen wrapped in foil for a bit, then unwrapped to crisp up. The steam makes even the stalest baguette soft inside.;)
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