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No worries An! I hate rhubarb, but mr tk loves it so we have to agree to differ.
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Link is not working An....however I've used rhubarb instead of apple in my apple cake recipe and it's worked a treat
I imagine that recipe would be similar.
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Link is not working An....however I've used rhubarb instead of apple in my apple cake recipe and it's worked a treat
I imagine that recipe would be similar.I am making scotch broth right now from a used lamb bone. - it smells divine. |
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Oh that's odd. I don't know how to sort it out. I copied it again and the string is the same so not much point repeating. If you google rhubarb and sour cream tea cake Tesco you should get the recipe.
I am making scotch broth right now from a used lamb bone. - it smells divine. |
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Yum, I love a bone broth. Meant to be very good for you as well. Planets should try some!
I have turnip and leek in this one as well though. Its the turnip that is hard to get hold of strangely enough. |
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Apple pie would do nicely while we wait for the rhubarb to finish growing. BTW I was using relic just as a euphemism with no age connotations. It just sounded liek a good substitute word for somethign else.
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Me too and nobody seems to do it any more. Often if you smile nicely at the people behind the deli counter in the supermarkets they will give you a ham bone. And once you have procured a bone its a doddle to do the rest, just chuck it in a pan of water with carrot, onion, celery, a bay leaf or two and some garlic and pepper corns - add heat.
I have turnip and leek in this one as well though. Its the turnip that is hard to get hold of strangely enough. |
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Yum, I love a bone broth. Meant to be very good for you as well. Planets should try some!
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Me too and nobody seems to do it any more. Often if you smile nicely at the people behind the deli counter in the supermarkets they will give you a ham bone. And once you have procured a bone its a doddle to do the rest, just chuck it in a pan of water with carrot, onion, celery, a bay leaf or two and some garlic and pepper corns - add heat.
I have turnip and leek in this one as well though. Its the turnip that is hard to get hold of strangely enough.
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I chuck loads of garlic and herbs in with mine as well as carrot and onion etc.
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I always broth a chicken carcass
Yes you need rosemary in a lamby broth for sure! |
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Bugger I forgot the rosemary
![]() Should be 3 hailmarys, after that !
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![]() Should be 3 hailmarys, after that ! ![]()
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Another convent educated person
![]() ![]() French nuns don't allow boys
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They let BOYS into your convent???
![]() French nuns don't allow boys ![]() |
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Our drama teacher (wasn't allowed in had to do latin) was the beautiful Pete Postlethwaite.
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Our drama teacher (wasn't allowed in had to do latin) was the beautiful Pete Postlethwaite.
![]() ![]() ![]() i love him!!what a glamorous convent.....we just had french nuns who liked to throw those wooden blackboard cleaners at your head ![]() they were also quite into ritual humiliation.... |
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Oh he was horrid in Sharpe. Can#t remember the name of the character now. Somethgn like Ebenezer or Caractacus.
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![]() ![]() ![]() i love him!!what a glamorous convent.....we just had french nuns who liked to throw those wooden blackboard cleaners at your head ![]() they were also quite into ritual humiliation....
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He was called " Sergeant Obadiah Hakeswill " had to google it mind you
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Obadiah is such a great name i always think of Obadiah Slope in the Barchester Chronicles...
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Obadiah is such a great name i always think of Obadiah Slope in the Barchester Chronicles...
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An Old Tewstament name I assume, although I have no idea who it woudl have been. Its never a good name though is it? Obadiahs are always unpleasant characters.
for another thread i found THIS HAIR PRODUCT if i get some do you think i'll be able t actually do what it says on the lid?! |
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you're right An never a good name in that sense that i've come across, but Obadiah Slope is a fantastic name to create for that character, you knew immediately what he was.....the first time i saw Alan Rickman he was playing Obadiah Slope he was magnificent *needs swoony emoticon*.....
for another thread i found THIS HAIR PRODUCT if i get some do you think i'll be able t actually do what it says on the lid?! I thikn the product they used to make for making your hair stand upright as stiff as a board might do the trick. |
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I'm off to bed now P. Sweet dreams x
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*places hot (careful now) apple pies and large jug of cream in Chin proof safe*
Did anybody see This Farming Life 7pm BBC2? Last episode,and first one I've seen. There were lovely Highland cows and calves, and I thought of you planets! |
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I imagine that recipe would be similar.


