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Well that's the last time I listen to you lot.......

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  • Hi,

    I use lentils or oatmeal at times if I don't have soya mince/tvp, but wouldn't use both at the same time.

    Try adding a tin of chopped tomatoes or some of this

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    fantastic stuff, so rich and tasty, and actually cheaper than tinned tomatoes, the salt content is a bit high for me, but if making a pot of stuff and portioning and freezing, not too bad.
  • scaredy_cat
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    add some beef gravy, worcester sauce to loosen it. and make a mince beef pie. A bit of ground pepper can zip up the taste as well.

    the trick is to add in little bits and taste each time - you can add but not take away
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  • aliasojo
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    Ok...I added a carton of chopped toms and it did nothing, so I added another tin. It's a bit less gloopy now. It's pretty tasteless though and still looks nasty.

    The texture is less wallpaper paste though so that's good. :rotfl:

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  • quintwins
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    aliasojo wrote: »
    Ok...I added a carton of chopped toms and it did nothing, so I added another tin. It's a bit less gloopy now. It's pretty tasteless though and still looks nasty.

    The texture is less wallpaper paste though so that's good. :rotfl:

    DSC01209_zps0b62c32c.jpg


    Try adding some spices and a few tins of beans and go for for a chill feel.
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  • Petlamb
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    Right, got any stock cubes?
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    Congratulations aliasojo, you have just made me laugh for the first time in a few days.
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  • tattycath
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    aliasojo wrote: »
    Ok...I added a carton of chopped toms and it did nothing, so I added another tin. It's a bit less gloopy now. It's pretty tasteless though and still looks nasty.

    The texture is less wallpaper paste though so that's good. :rotfl:

    DSC01209_zps0b62c32c.jpg

    Ok, all is not lost, have you thought about stretching it out with minced beef?
    Otherwise, as others have said, use as a thickener.
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  • aliasojo
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    Right, got any stock cubes?

    Box of beef oxo cubes and some knorr chicken. :D
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  • aliasojo
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    tattycath wrote: »
    Ok, all is not lost, have you thought about stretching it out with minced beef?
    Otherwise, as others have said, use as a thickener.

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    You know the point was the reverse don't you? :D
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  • tattycath
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    aliasojo wrote: »
    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    You know the point was the reverse don't you? :D

    Yes, :D :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
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