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  • redofromstart
    redofromstart Posts: 5,854 Forumite
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    It's a minor miracle if there are any left by bedtime. Extra mature cheddar ones inhaled by my fellow residents today as I had the veg on for bread and roasting a chicken. One egg makes six or seven good sized scones which is plenty when they should be eaten within a few hours to be at their best. You can freeze them and reheat but still not as nice.

    MrT have nice cherries for their FnV offer - £1.20 for 200g. Spanish red pacific - very good flavour and texture, I would buy again. 




  • Sun_Addict
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    Your baking and the cherries sound delicious 😋 
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  • beanielou
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    Yum to the baking.
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  • RosaBernicia
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    mmmmm, cheese scones are one of the few things that make me curse having to avoid gluten.  There was a cafe where I used to live that put so much cheese on the top they basically would landside and ended up a messy pile of cheesy yum. 
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  • KajiKita
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    At this time of year, I tend to split it between gardening first thing, then a breather, with housework after lunch when the UV levels are too high to work in the garden and then do a bit more late afternoon / evening, depending on who’s cooking! 😉

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  • LadyWithAPlan
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    mmmmm, cheese scones are one of the few things that make me curse having to avoid gluten.  There was a cafe where I used to live that put so much cheese on the top they basically would landside and ended up a messy pile of cheesy yum. 
    There is an amazing Brazilian cheese muffin that is made with cassava so gluten free ! My neighbour keeps promising me she will show me how to make them - will report back - they are insanely good 
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  • redofromstart
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    I have done some tidying, and the place looks better for it.  The simple act of putting things away is a very lost art in this household!

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    Loving the "GreenFly" thread Redo - have subscribed but working through it will take a while. Great name though - I clicked over thinking "Please let her have called it...YAY!"
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