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Old 13-03-2012, 19:28   #16
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You can get easy peasy dumpling mix now, which you just add water to.

Not a bad alternative, if you're not a cack-handed cook.

That cheating
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Old 21-03-2012, 05:16   #17
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Well at least your minestrone is authentic, Susan.
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Old 21-03-2012, 18:31   #18
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This was my Mum's when she started a recipe book for me:

1lb Brisket of Beef (boiling beef).
1 Carrot
1 Turnip
Cabbage and broccoli, peas, barley, mixed herbs.

Soak peas overnight in boiling water.
Use a large pan, boil your beef for about an hour then add chopped vegetables.

Tablespoonful of barley and about 1/4 lb peas and pinch of mixed herbs.

Boil slowly for about 2 hours, then take meat out and add suet dumplings and boil for half an hour.

Where is the thyme ? Certainly remember those yukky twig bits.


This was the recipe for suet dumplings ... hahaha .. I just guess.

1/4 lbs plain and self-raising flour mixed.
2 ozs flaked suet (Kilverts.. )
Pinch salt.

Mix with cold water with a knife as though you were making ordinary pastry. Divide into small portions and roll into balls.
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Old 21-03-2012, 18:39   #19
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Wish I had my Gran's recipe for oven-bottom muffins...you just had to pull them open and add butter while still hot! (Delicious with a few rashers in too!)
Yummy. Mum nearly always baked her own bread and muffins. Not in her recipe book, unfortunately... What was that navel thingy in the middle all about ?
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Old 21-03-2012, 18:41   #20
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This was my Mum's when she started a recipe book for me:

1lb Brisket of Beef (boiling beef).
1 Carrot
1 Turnip
Cabbage and broccoli, peas, barley, mixed herbs.

Soak peas overnight in boiling water.
Use a large pan, boil your beef for about an hour then add chopped vegetables.

Tablespoonful of barley and about 1/4 lb peas and pinch of mixed herbs.

Boil slowly for about 2 hours, then take meat out and add suet dumplings and boil for half an hour.

Where is the thyme ? Certainly remember those yukky twig bits.


This was the recipe for suet dumplings ... hahaha .. I just guess.

1/4 lbs plain and self-raising flour mixed.
2 ozs flaked suet (Kilverts.. )
Pinch salt.

Mix with cold water with a knife as though you were making ordinary pastry. Divide into small portions and roll into balls.
Yummy Yummy Kate, I'm in most days you can drop dish full round my gaff the next time you make it
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Old 21-03-2012, 18:44   #21
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Yummy. Mum nearly always baked her own bread and muffins. Not in her recipe book, unfortunately... What was that navel thingy in the middle all about ?
With Joan being celiac, she makes a lot of her own bread cakes etc, she makes a lot at weekends and it does smell good and of course I have to try some, just for research purpose you understand
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Old 21-03-2012, 19:22   #22
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With Joan being celiac, she makes a lot of her own bread cakes etc, she makes a lot at weekends and it does smell good and of course I have to try some, just for research purpose you understand
No, I reckon Joan is using you as her poison taster, just in case an extra ingredient has slipped in there by accident...
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Old 21-03-2012, 19:39   #23
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No, I reckon Joan is using you as her poison taster, just in case an extra ingredient has slipped in there by accident...
I might be getting on a bit now, but I always make sure she tastes it first
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Old 21-03-2012, 20:38   #24
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I might be getting on a bit now, but I always make sure she tastes it first
No flies on you,Jaysay.....

It's them tracky bottoms you wear.
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Old 22-03-2012, 10:00   #25
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No flies on you,Jaysay.....

It's them tracky bottoms you wear.
How do you no about my bottoms, I always wear top quality stuff Kate
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Old 23-03-2012, 01:36   #26
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You two crack me up, should be on the telly.
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