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bubbs

TM or anyone else that knows;)
2 weeks ago i made a pie with the glitchy jus roll puff pastry(just a lid) it didnt rise i put it down to the pastry being in freezer too long.
Today i did the same but bought fresh chiller pasty, same thing again:( never had this prob before , do you know whats causing it please?

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Feeling much more relaxed now thanks bubbs. I am worrier best of times. Was like a heavy weight lifted. :j

Nice to know they check:T:T bit different to here:rotfl::rotfl: the gypsies finally gave in on the stand off today and went:rotfl::rotfl:

Snap-ant

Off to Charity Bingo night as my friend & I 'need' to go out

Glad awning is being strong TS :T

Slugs especially when they pop when stepped on

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Sarahdol75 wrote: »

I have been out and got a big carrier bag full today.

On the subject of slugs.

My youngest brother, when he was about 6, came into the kitchen with something in his mouth, my mum was heaving, it was the biggest slimiest slug you have ever seen, the slime was all down his chin, and he was munching away on it. :eek::eek:

We never let him live it down now though.

Have been to docs this afternoon, as my arm is still killing me and gradually getting worse, they have said its soft tissue damage.

I will always remember when my brother was 3 and was "helping" in the garden, mum came out and nearly had a fit, he was sucking on a slug (nightshift please ignore!) like a lolly, must have really liked it because he screamed like billio when she took it away from him Can't be too bad, the French eat snails!

Another memorable garden moment was when my daughter was about 18 months old. She was out in the garden by the cotoneaster, went out to see what she was doing. She was stroking a massive bumble bee, it must have been really soft because she had this amazing look on her face, and the bee must have liked it because it just sat there letting her stroke it :T:T

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bubbs wrote: »

TM or anyone else that knows;)
2 weeks ago i made a pie with the glitchy jus roll puff pastry(just a lid) it didnt rise i put it down to the pastry being in freezer too long.
Today i did the same but bought fresh chiller pasty, same thing again:( never had this prob before , do you know whats causing it please?

Are you cooking it on a high enough temperature?

bubbs

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Are you cooking it on a high enough temperature?

Yes number 7 and oven was hot as meat had been in since 2 on low , meat was lovely , pastry crap, never had this before:(

Savvybuyer

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Here's the results of my Wednesday morning play in A from 3 hours ago. Nothing spectacular, but 3 small glitches, all A v S, that make things cheap enough if you use them..:)

Loyd Grossman lasagne sauces are £1.98 each, 2 for £3 instore, compare £1.98 v £1. Buy in twos at a cost of 42p each after apg.

Hartley jellies are 75p each, 2 for £1 instore, compare 75p v 50p. Buy in twos at a cost of 20p each after APG.
Fruit Shoots are £2.98 each, 2 for £5 instore, compare £2.98 v £2. Buy in twos at a cost of £1.32 each after apg.

1 x ASDA Chosen by You Peach Flavour Sparkling Spring ... £0.37 N/A
1 x ASDA Vodka (1.5L) £22.50 £22.50
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Apple & Mango Flavour Spring Wa... £0.38 N/A
1 x Vaseline Intensive Care Anti-Perspirant Deodorant ... £1.00 N/A
1 x Hartley's Sugar Free Strawberry Jelly (23g) £0.75 £0.50
1 x Hartley's Sugar Free Lemon & Lime Jelly (23g) £0.75 £0.50
1 x Loyd Grossman Tomato Lasagne Sauce (380g) £1.98 £1.00
1 x Loyd Grossman White Lasagne Sauce (380g) £1.98 £1.00
2 x Robinsons Fruit Shoot Orange - No Added Sugar (8x2... £5.96 £4.00
2 x ASDA Sparkling Pineapple & Coconut Flavour Water N... £0.75 N/A

Thank you - I knew I'd come back and find there was something going on.

Why have those expensive Hartley's Jelly pots though?:rotfl:

They are a minuscule 23g. And having to buy at least 2:eek:. Why not have M's own brand 'RTC' ones - 120g - at same price 20p?

Fwiw, the Hartley tablet jellies onto 3 for £1 in M today - doubt they'll pick that up:rotfl::(:rotfl:.

Truffle_Hunter

Evening All,

Well the little one is in bed now so I can have a proper read.

TS- Very pleased that you have the reassurance that things are all okay.

Hubby got sent another JL tea and cake coupons so I look forward to the next south coven meet x

Tinyshoes

bubbs wrote: »

Nice to know they check:T:T bit different to here:rotfl::rotfl: the gypsies finally gave in on the stand off today and went:rotfl::rotfl:

I reckon they do now it's not so busy. :T

They didn't notice the dip in the awning from last time nice mouldy ring where that was. Glad Mr TS did a good job bending the poles back. :T

One was already bit bent but he straightened it other side from it collapsing earlier in the year. Don't think we had it up tight enough, tents you leave a bit of give, we didn't realise awnings had to be as tight as a drum.

Big learning curve for us. We are thinking of getting one of those small porch type ones for most of the year as we don't really need the big one up all year round only for when the girls come over which was just the summer holiday.

Glad the visitors have gone bubbs don't think I would like that. :eek:

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bubbs wrote: »

Yes number 7 and oven was hot as meat had been in since 2 on low , meat was lovely , pastry crap, never had this before:(

Did you egg wash it all over? This can sometimes stop it puffing. Could also have the same effect if you cut it with a blunt knife or crimpled the edges, seals the layers together.