Tail End Charlie
Well, write it down boy ......
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- In green and pleasant hills.
Show us the inside of your kitchen cupboard
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Reynard
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- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Mine... Well, *one* of them... 
I have another full of tea, one with dried goods, one with canned goods and one with nuts, dried fruit, sugar and other baking stuff...
In my defence, I do live out in the boonies, and I'm not going to do an 11-mile round trip to Tesco just for a couple of items.
I have another full of tea, one with dried goods, one with canned goods and one with nuts, dried fruit, sugar and other baking stuff...
In my defence, I do live out in the boonies, and I'm not going to do an 11-mile round trip to Tesco just for a couple of items.
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Tail End Charlie
Well, write it down boy ......
- Location
- In green and pleasant hills.
To be honest, I've got that many kitchen cupboards I keep the patio chair cushions in one!
Rule 2 - you choose which cupboard!!
Rule 2 - you choose which cupboard!!
sleuthey
Legendary Member
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- South Gloucestershire
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Archie_tect
De Skieven Architek... aka Penfold + Horace
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- Northumberland
To take a photo I'd have to open one first...
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
CanucksTraveller
Macho Business Donkey Wrestler
- Location
- Hertfordshire
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Tail End Charlie
Well, write it down boy ......
- Location
- In green and pleasant hills.
I take it you like it hot, hot, hot?!!
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Naan bread are really easy to make @CanucksTraveller
200g self-raising flour, generous pinch of salt, a teaspoon of nigella seeds and enough low fat plain yoghurt to make a nice, pliable dough.
Then cook on a baking stone or in a frying pan, brushing with oil or softened butter as you turn them.
200g self-raising flour, generous pinch of salt, a teaspoon of nigella seeds and enough low fat plain yoghurt to make a nice, pliable dough.
Then cook on a baking stone or in a frying pan, brushing with oil or softened butter as you turn them.
CanucksTraveller
Macho Business Donkey Wrestler
- Location
- Hertfordshire
Yes, easy to make for some of us, but not for your non-cooking spouse who needs something quick to heat up when the house cook is out working.
(Besides they're not Naans, they're whole grain pitta).
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Yes, easy to make for some of us, but not for your non-cooking spouse who needs something quick to heat up when the house cook is out working.
(Besides they're not Naans, they're whole grain pitta).
Fair enough.
Pittas can be made similarly, only thing is, you roll the dough out thinner.
mistyoptic
Vintage
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- A parallel reality
I see you are a fan of "spicy on the way in and out"
