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comping_cat
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Ive just found a tin of prunes in my cupboard, so apart from warming them through, and having them with custard, what can i do with them?
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Hiya catowen, you could chop them up and put them into a sticky toffee cake (i think?) :
Your bananaloaf recipe is now being enjoyed by my visitors, and I have to make it when I know they are coming lol.If you obey all the rules...you miss all the fun!! Katherine Hepburn0 -
put them in a crumble with other fruit
I'm sure someone, somewhere will have a recipe for a prune cake or prune pudding of some kind. I know prunes and walnuts are a good combo0 -
If they aren't in syrup they'd be good in a meat casserole. Rabbit is good with prunes. Also Morrocan style meat tagines often have prunes in them.0
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AAAAAAAAAaarghhhhh! Cant beleive you just said rabbit thriftlady...I have a pet rabbit and im glad to say things havent been that bad that I have eaten my pet or any of its relatives!!If you obey all the rules...you miss all the fun!! Katherine Hepburn0
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Wild rabbits cost about £4 at my butcher and feed all 5 of us
There as free range as you could possibly want and have eaten a natural diet. If you eat meat I can't think of anything more ethical:) 0 -
I love rabbit:)
Can't get it at any of the butchers close to me though
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They are great mixed in with a choc cake mix.Proud to be DEBT FREE AT LAST0
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I was going to suggest the same thing - I'm sure Nigella does a recipe for chocolate and prune cake.0
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Have a look on the BBC receipe website for suggestions..."This is a forum - not a support group. We do not "owe" anyone unconditional acceptance of their opinions."0
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Recently I used a recipe for date loaf but substituted the dates for prunes. It was lovely. I think nicer than the dates.Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia.0
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