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HM custard (no more Birds custard powder)
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Fuddle :
The recipe looks great but begs the question : If you aren't able to keep Birds' Custard Powder in the cupboard for when you need it, are you likely to have a vanilla pod at hand at the right moment?0 -
Fuddle :
The recipe looks great but begs the question : If you aren't able to keep Birds' Custard Powder in the cupboard for when you need it, are you likely to have a vanilla pod at hand at the right moment?
no, but the recipe suggests you can use vanilla essence..... which I have, along with eggs, milk and sugar.
Thank you pinkwinged
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That's fine then - we've got vanilla essence in our cupboard too - it's been there for years and the cap is so gunged up it won't unscrew - always wondered what it was used for. I'll WD40 it and try out the recipe at the weekend. LOL.0
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If you keep a jar of sugar for tea and coffee, it's easy enough to store a vanilla pod and re-use countless times. The last time I bought them they were £2.99 for just 3, at that price you need to squeeze every last drop of flavour from them. But miles better than the extract.If you aren't able to keep Birds' Custard Powder in the cupboard for when you need it, are you likely to have a vanilla pod at hand at the right moment?Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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I have a jar of caster sugar with two vanilla pods buried in it. As I use the sugar up I top up the jar with fresh. These same two pods have been in there five years now and there's no sign of them wearing out.
ETA: I find it's worthwhile adding a little cornflour to the above type of recipe...milk and eggs only have a fair chance of turning into watery vanilla flavoured scrambled eggs if you're not really careful.Val.0
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