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May 2008 Grocery Challenge
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Porridge oats are perfect:DThe trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.Bertrand Russell0
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Hi
any ideas what do make with some stores own weetabix I bought that are yukky....don't want to throw them away.
Anyway got Mrs M's courgette muffin recipe?
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Hi
Am on my second GC challange and I seem to be more organised this time (hopefully :rolleyes:).
To all those who are just starting out I overspent last month and was quite anoyed with self.
But when I sat down and looked at the bills I realised that in march I spent £150 (ish) on food, by learning from and following this thread I had managed to get it down to £90 (ish).
So on reflection not that bad, just needed to be more realistic with my figures :rotfl:
Good luck everyone with their own GC challangesMortgage Owed: Sept 14 - £107398.200 -
Hi
any ideas what do make with some stores own weetabix I bought that are yukky....don't want to throw them away.
Anyway got Mrs M's courgette muffin recipe?
Thanks
If you go onto Slimming World website they have a recipe for scanbran cake, which is luverly, I am sure you would be able to adapt that.
Hope so anyway
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Sorry I've been a bit AWOL lately - travelling way too much with work and the internet's wonky at home.
Anyway, I'm in again this month and on the weekend I did a big on line Tesco shop with a money off code costing £49.49 (call it £50!) but I'm countimg £25 out of April and £25 out of May's budget.
My total budget this month is
£100 Mrs M
for all toiletries, food, dog food and cleaning stuff.
My month will end on May 29th.
Good luck to everyone again!0 -
Hi
any ideas what do make with some stores own weetabix I bought that are yukky....don't want to throw them away.
Anyway got Mrs M's courgette muffin recipe?
Thanks
Hi
hope this is what you are looking for
COURGETTE TEA BREAD
pre-heat oven to 180c/350f/gas 4
grease a 2lb loaf tin and bottom line with greaseproof paper - make it so it comes up the narrow edges so you can use it to lift it out
1. 1 large egg
2. 125ml sunflower oil
3. 175g courgettes -trimmed and grated (on large holes)
4. 150g wholewheat flour -i used ordinary
5. 1/2tsp baking powder
6. 1tsp bicarb
7. 1tsp ground cinnamon
8. 175g soft dark brown sugar
9. 75g sultanas
10. 3oz walnuts chopped
* tip courgettes and all dry ingredients into a large bowl and mix well
* whisk egg into the oil and pour into dry goods
* mix to a thick batter and pour in tin
* shove in oven for about 1 hr or until a skewer comes out clean..cool in tin for 10 mins before turning out to cool
How is THAT for a method? ...chuck it in, stir it round..job done
when cutting you will need a really sharp knife as its lovely n sticky and This will keep in a tin for 1 week.... or can be frozen.
i made 38 mini muffins and they took about 15 mins a batch and if you let them stand for a few seconds in the tin they firm up and are easier to removeMortgage Owed: Sept 14 - £107398.200 -
Heres a piccy of the french bread i made earlier
We are having malaysian chicken noodle soup with it for tea after sons swim lesson
Shaz*****
Shaz
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These are also nice if you add chocolate or cocoa powder, and if you grate the courgettes up fine or whizz them in a blender the kids won't notice!!!;)
May Grocery Challenge - £350.00
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shaz - that looks really yummy! well doneJonathan Douglas born 20th January 2009 - 9lb 4oz
Alexander William born 30th December 2012 - 10lb 2oz
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Tylersbabe, sorry to be a dimwit, but if I'm make the muffins, it's the same mixture, just put into muffin cases other than loaf tin???
And what flower did you use - it says ordinary...plain, SR...I'm new to all this cooking lark, despite mother being a great cook and having a GCSE in Home Ec (it's hard living in the shadow of a great cook!)0
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