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Kempstonian

Has the memory of a goldfish
Location
Bedford
Oh yes, I meant to ask before. @Reynard - have you the recipe for marmalade bread pudding please? I quite fancy making some :hungry:
 

classic33

Leg End Member
What is ernie day? Is it to do with muppets?
With the breeze it's -10C this morning. Gotta get more exercise and so it's a walk, a bike ride, some trimming in the yard or tying down a truck load of branches to take to the balefill where they will become mulch or compost. Or some combination of the above. At least it is sunny, and there will be quite a few days through March where it won't be anywhere this nice so I need to take advantage of these balmy ones.

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ef6edDwphhk
 
Oh yes, I meant to ask before. @Reynard - have you the recipe for marmalade bread pudding please? I quite fancy making some :hungry:

Do you mean marmalade bread & butter pudding? All I do is make a usual bread and butter pudding, but I spread marmalade (thickly) on all but the top layer of bread / stale buns / brioche / whatever I have to hand that needs using. I also add a sploosh of orange flower water to the custard mix, but that's not crucial.

I don't really have a recipe per se, but if you chuck enough eggs and cream or milk into the custard mix, it will set LOL. Although if using more than two eggs, you may want to ditch the extra whites. (And make meringues with them...)
 

Kempstonian

Has the memory of a goldfish
Location
Bedford
Do you mean marmalade bread & butter pudding? All I do is make a usual bread and butter pudding, but I spread marmalade (thickly) on all but the top layer of bread / stale buns / brioche / whatever I have to hand that needs using. I also add a sploosh of orange flower water to the custard mix, but that's not crucial.

I don't really have a recipe per se, but if you chuck enough eggs and cream or milk into the custard mix, it will set LOL. Although if using more than two eggs, you may want to ditch the extra whites. (And make meringues with them...)
Yes that's what I meant - and its more or less the way I thought you might make it apart from the orange flower water, which I've never heard of (I'll be leaving that out!). I'll give it a try soon then. :okay:

Edit: I do know that bread pudding is a totally different thing. I like that as well!^_^
 
Yes that's what I meant - and its more or less the way I thought you might make it apart from the orange flower water, which I've never heard of (I'll be leaving that out!). I'll give it a try soon then. :okay:

Edit: I do know that bread pudding is a totally different thing. I like that as well!^_^

Orange flower water is used to flavour the syrup that's poured over baklava, ergo why I have a bottle in the cupboard :hungry:
 

postman

Squire
Location
,Leeds
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Triple glazed I see.
 

LeetleGreyCells

Un rouleur infatigable
I have one child at school and one at home by order of Boris. If I hear the words ‘It’s not fair!’ one more time I will not be responsible for my actions.... :cry:
Which one is complaining the one going or the one not going?
The one going... which is absolute rubbish because if I told her she couldn’t go to school then her complaining would be even worse!
So a national lockdown has been announced with all schools closed.

I asked my daughter, "Are you happy you can stay at home like your brother?"

The eyes widened, fists clenched, and she exploded, "What? I can't go to school? I've got to stay cooped up with you again? Kill me now...".

She's 9.

I feel so unappreciated. I think I may have a :cry: Then I think I'll have another :cry: when I remember I've got another six weeks of this.

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OK so, in reality it's not that bad (although the above is a direct quote from my daughter :blink: ) Schools are providing work (the systems are already set up and good to go for our two) and we didn't do too bad last time. The good news is that at least we are all au fait with Zoom, etc. so we should be able to set up virtual playdates (or whatever) for my daughter.

I don't think my son noticed there was a lockdown last time so this time shouldn't be any different. Yes, he had online lessons and will do now, but other than that he'll spend his free time doing what he always does - playing video games and watching TV :cursing::cry::wacko:
 

DCLane

Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
Also my renewal notice for Green Flag breakdown arrived in the post today and it had gone up by £10 on last year without me needing their services. A quick check on the web price for the same cover and one phone call later and it was renewed at last year's price.

Mine for Autoaid has arrived. Same as last year at £60. :blush:
 
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