The happy hay face! Beach looks nice too. Can’t believe you sent the ewerythmics to fat camp but then gave them treats through the fence
The happy hay face! Beach looks nice too. Can’t believe you sent the ewerythmics to fat camp but then gave them treats through the fenceThe hay is going down very well - all ladies considerably broader in the beam this morning after a good munch over the last 24 hours.
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April is still my best girl
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And I got to have a cuddle with these two through the fence and slip them a few ewe rolls I had in my pocket - I felt like one of those old news stories about mothers feeding their kids burgers through the school gates after the canteen went healthy eating!
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Nibbles and Loppy have slimmed down and even 406 has lost a bit of weight, they're doing well
I am DECEASED!!!Can’t believe you sent the ewerythmics to fat camp but then gave them treats through the fence
Tomato knife. Life changing.I have a foodie question! @TheDragonWithAFlagon has been very helpful re knives and brands but I was wondering what to get in the way of types of knife. I'm vegetarian so I don't need a boning knife etc so I presume that a selection of different cook's knives and paring knives would be required?
What do those of us who don't eat meat or fish find useful in the way of kitchen knives?
what is different from a normal knife?!Tomato knife. Life changing.
What! You don't use your bread knife for everything?!I have a Japanese-made 17cm santoku knife that I use for everything except hard vegetables like sweet potato or squash as they will ruin the edge. If I want to chop something hard I have a relatively cheap Sabatier 20cm knife that I don't care about as much. Those have been the only two knives I've been using for about 8-9 years now, they're the perfect size to do everything.
It looks like cutlery. But it’s insanely sharply serrated. Like hand held mini bread knife. Rounded end.what is different from a normal knife?!
Ohhh lambing season always makes me think of my mum. Her friend had sheep and I can vividly remember Mum being asked to help lamb. I was very young at the time and went along with her, standing on the gate watching in awe. That, coupled with your beautiful view is just *chefs kiss* right now. Thank you for sharing!This is one of the ladies having twins.
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And even Little Nine is not very little any more - she's having a single.
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I make a white sauce by blending soaked cashew nuts, soya milk, nutritional yeast, garlic, mustard and salt and pepper. I mix in wilted spinach and then layer that with a basic tomato sauce and lasagne sheets. No amounts but is easy to do by eye/by taste testing.Hello from the other side, Frauen und Herren! I need a bit of advice on where to find a foolproof recipe for vegan lasagne - I don’t even know where to startcould you bunch of ninnies help me please? (Please don’t suggest Vegan-ish)
Akis posted this on YouTube today, well yesterday nowIs this the right place to mention that one of my cats just sat on the remote which changed the channel to Ready, Steady Cook? I thought "oh no", until I set eyes on thissexy, sexy manchef. He's called akis petretzikis. I know I've missed out the capital letters, but it cut and paste that way and I'm not even going to try and spell it myself. Just to clarify, he is a very talented chef, who I am not objectifying in an way.
Did that also have golden syrup in it? I made that chocolate cake this week!Hello,
Quickly popped over from the JM thread with a food question.
I recently made a Chocolate Cake using a recipe from BBC Good foodone of Jackie's favourite sites but I'm not claiming the recipe as my inventionand it used sunflower oil instead of butter and I was really impressed how easy to make and how light the sponge was.
I'm looking for a Coffee cake recipe using oil too. I'm a crap cooklike Jackieso it has to be easy/idiot proof.
Thanks
Yes it did! I was quite impressed. I don’t seem to be able to find the equivalent in a coffee cake.Did that also have golden syrup in it? I made that chocolate cake this week!
Yeah the effort to results ratio was really impressive! I don't make coffee cake very often at all but if I find anything I'll post it here!Yes it did! I was quite impressed. I don’t seem to be able to find the equivalent in a coffee cake.
I think it is the easiest cake I have ever made. Plonk everything in a bowl, stir! As I said I'm not the best cook but like you say "the effort to results ratio was really impressive!"View attachment 478908
Yeah the effort to results ratio was really impressive! I don't make coffee cake very often at all but if I find anything I'll post it here!
yes absolutely!I think it is the easiest cake I have ever made. Plonk everything in a bowl, stir! As I said I'm not the best cook but like you say "the effort to results ratio was really impressive!"
Easy chocolate fudge cake recipe | BBC Good Food if anyone's interested. Or are there any knowledgeable bakers who could adapt this to coffee? Or shall I tweet Jackthe literal food expert bung it in a curry?
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