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PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 9:16 am Reply with quote
Cheshire Cat
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My downfall is Pastry, I keep trying but it never comes out the way it should do. I NEVER make puff Pastry always stick to brands like Jus roll.

Even the T.V. Chefs use it so why should a mess about.
PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 10:48 am Reply with quote
perdike
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Niki wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
perdike wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
The Eggs I collect twice a day, those I do not need I offer to friends and people I know, I buy my stuff as local as I can, I grow Tomatoes for home use Peppers, ( Onions were a flop mind you) .

I have an English clientelle who order English Christms cakes and Puddings. Really nice as people come back time and time again.


The trouble with my baking is that I am occasionally a bit experimental, and hence not consistent. As my son once said to his Greek family, "Mum would be a good cook, if only she stuck to the recipes". Didn't do my reputation much good.

At least I know what goes into my baking, though.


And That's what counts, Non of the best chef's stick to recipe's experiment if it does't work sod it , try another. Life and cooking is fun no time for miserable buggers !!


I am rubbish at baking but my 14 year old daughter is brilliant! Bless her she's always roped in to do one of her cakes.

I am getting good at many of the Cypriot dishes although I hate sticking to recipes as well. May be something to do with the fact I always have a glass of wine when cooking so it becomes more 'creative' as time goes on. Very Happy


Oh yes . . . I know that scenario. And the bonus is, if the food's a bit 'creative' there's usually enough krassi onboard to compensate! Win, win!!
PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 11:46 am Reply with quote
Niki
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perdike wrote:
Niki wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
perdike wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
The Eggs I collect twice a day, those I do not need I offer to friends and people I know, I buy my stuff as local as I can, I grow Tomatoes for home use Peppers, ( Onions were a flop mind you) .

I have an English clientelle who order English Christms cakes and Puddings. Really nice as people come back time and time again.


The trouble with my baking is that I am occasionally a bit experimental, and hence not consistent. As my son once said to his Greek family, "Mum would be a good cook, if only she stuck to the recipes". Didn't do my reputation much good.

At least I know what goes into my baking, though.


And That's what counts, Non of the best chef's stick to recipe's experiment if it does't work sod it , try another. Life and cooking is fun no time for miserable buggers !!


I am rubbish at baking but my 14 year old daughter is brilliant! Bless her she's always roped in to do one of her cakes.

I am getting good at many of the Cypriot dishes although I hate sticking to recipes as well. May be something to do with the fact I always have a glass of wine when cooking so it becomes more 'creative' as time goes on. Very Happy


Oh yes . . . I know that scenario. And the bonus is, if the food's a bit 'creative' there's usually enough krassi onboard to compensate! Win, win!!


After a glass or two the guests don't care anyway! Very Happy
PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 11:59 am Reply with quote
psycho
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Niki wrote:
perdike wrote:
Niki wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
perdike wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
The Eggs I collect twice a day, those I do not need I offer to friends and people I know, I buy my stuff as local as I can, I grow Tomatoes for home use Peppers, ( Onions were a flop mind you) .

I have an English clientelle who order English Christms cakes and Puddings. Really nice as people come back time and time again.


The trouble with my baking is that I am occasionally a bit experimental, and hence not consistent. As my son once said to his Greek family, "Mum would be a good cook, if only she stuck to the recipes". Didn't do my reputation much good.

At least I know what goes into my baking, though.


And That's what counts, Non of the best chef's stick to recipe's experiment if it does't work sod it , try another. Life and cooking is fun no time for miserable buggers !!


I am rubbish at baking but my 14 year old daughter is brilliant! Bless her she's always roped in to do one of her cakes.

I am getting good at many of the Cypriot dishes although I hate sticking to recipes as well. May be something to do with the fact I always have a glass of wine when cooking so it becomes more 'creative' as time goes on. Very Happy


Oh yes . . . I know that scenario. And the bonus is, if the food's a bit 'creative' there's usually enough krassi onboard to compensate! Win, win!!


After a glass or two the guests don't care anyway! Very Happy


I don't normally touch the spiced rum until later but all this talk of baking cakes is rather boring and if I don't get on the rum soon I'm going to get "Aggressive and Bad Mannered"..!!!
PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:03 pm Reply with quote
perdike
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psycho wrote:
Niki wrote:
perdike wrote:
Niki wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
perdike wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
The Eggs I collect twice a day, those I do not need I offer to friends and people I know, I buy my stuff as local as I can, I grow Tomatoes for home use Peppers, ( Onions were a flop mind you) .

I have an English clientelle who order English Christms cakes and Puddings. Really nice as people come back time and time again.


The trouble with my baking is that I am occasionally a bit experimental, and hence not consistent. As my son once said to his Greek family, "Mum would be a good cook, if only she stuck to the recipes". Didn't do my reputation much good.

At least I know what goes into my baking, though.


And That's what counts, Non of the best chef's stick to recipe's experiment if it does't work sod it , try another. Life and cooking is fun no time for miserable buggers !!


I am rubbish at baking but my 14 year old daughter is brilliant! Bless her she's always roped in to do one of her cakes.

I am getting good at many of the Cypriot dishes although I hate sticking to recipes as well. May be something to do with the fact I always have a glass of wine when cooking so it becomes more 'creative' as time goes on. Very Happy


Oh yes . . . I know that scenario. And the bonus is, if the food's a bit 'creative' there's usually enough krassi onboard to compensate! Win, win!!


After a glass or two the guests don't care anyway! Very Happy


I don't normally touch the spiced rum until later but all this talk of baking cakes is rather boring and if I don't get on the rum soon I'm going to get "Aggressive and Bad Mannered"..!!!


GOING TO GET!!! Valium might be better. Anyway, I thought talk of cake would appeal to the fruit & nut variety!
PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:09 pm Reply with quote
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Niki wrote:
perdike wrote:
Niki wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
perdike wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
The Eggs I collect twice a day, those I do not need I offer to friends and people I know, I buy my stuff as local as I can, I grow Tomatoes for home use Peppers, ( Onions were a flop mind you) .

I have an English clientelle who order English Christms cakes and Puddings. Really nice as people come back time and time again.


The trouble with my baking is that I am occasionally a bit experimental, and hence not consistent. As my son once said to his Greek family, "Mum would be a good cook, if only she stuck to the recipes". Didn't do my reputation much good.

At least I know what goes into my baking, though.


And That's what counts, Non of the best chef's stick to recipe's experiment if it does't work sod it , try another. Life and cooking is fun no time for miserable buggers !!


I am rubbish at baking but my 14 year old daughter is brilliant! Bless her she's always roped in to do one of her cakes.

I am getting good at many of the Cypriot dishes although I hate sticking to recipes as well. May be something to do with the fact I always have a glass of wine when cooking so it becomes more 'creative' as time goes on. Very Happy


Oh yes . . . I know that scenario. And the bonus is, if the food's a bit 'creative' there's usually enough krassi onboard to compensate! Win, win!!


After a glass or two the guests don't care anyway! Very Happy



How big are your wine glasses? Laughing Wink


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PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:10 pm Reply with quote
psycho
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perdike wrote:
psycho wrote:
Niki wrote:
perdike wrote:
Niki wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
perdike wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
The Eggs I collect twice a day, those I do not need I offer to friends and people I know, I buy my stuff as local as I can, I grow Tomatoes for home use Peppers, ( Onions were a flop mind you) .

I have an English clientelle who order English Christms cakes and Puddings. Really nice as people come back time and time again.


The trouble with my baking is that I am occasionally a bit experimental, and hence not consistent. As my son once said to his Greek family, "Mum would be a good cook, if only she stuck to the recipes". Didn't do my reputation much good.

At least I know what goes into my baking, though.


And That's what counts, Non of the best chef's stick to recipe's experiment if it does't work sod it , try another. Life and cooking is fun no time for miserable buggers !!


I am rubbish at baking but my 14 year old daughter is brilliant! Bless her she's always roped in to do one of her cakes.

I am getting good at many of the Cypriot dishes although I hate sticking to recipes as well. May be something to do with the fact I always have a glass of wine when cooking so it becomes more 'creative' as time goes on. Very Happy


Oh yes . . . I know that scenario. And the bonus is, if the food's a bit 'creative' there's usually enough krassi onboard to compensate! Win, win!!


After a glass or two the guests don't care anyway! Very Happy


I don't normally touch the spiced rum until later but all this talk of baking cakes is rather boring and if I don't get on the rum soon I'm going to get "Aggressive and Bad Mannered"..!!!


GOING TO GET!!! Valium might be better. Anyway, I thought talk of cake would appeal to the fruit & nut variety!


Now I am Raving Mad!!!

PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:12 pm Reply with quote
perdike
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SSBubbles wrote:
Niki wrote:
perdike wrote:
Niki wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
perdike wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
The Eggs I collect twice a day, those I do not need I offer to friends and people I know, I buy my stuff as local as I can, I grow Tomatoes for home use Peppers, ( Onions were a flop mind you) .

I have an English clientelle who order English Christms cakes and Puddings. Really nice as people come back time and time again.


The trouble with my baking is that I am occasionally a bit experimental, and hence not consistent. As my son once said to his Greek family, "Mum would be a good cook, if only she stuck to the recipes". Didn't do my reputation much good.

At least I know what goes into my baking, though.


And That's what counts, Non of the best chef's stick to recipe's experiment if it does't work sod it , try another. Life and cooking is fun no time for miserable buggers !!


I am rubbish at baking but my 14 year old daughter is brilliant! Bless her she's always roped in to do one of her cakes.

I am getting good at many of the Cypriot dishes although I hate sticking to recipes as well. May be something to do with the fact I always have a glass of wine when cooking so it becomes more 'creative' as time goes on. Very Happy


Oh yes . . . I know that scenario. And the bonus is, if the food's a bit 'creative' there's usually enough krassi onboard to compensate! Win, win!!


After a glass or two the guests don't care anyway! Very Happy



How big are your wind glasses? Laughing Wink


WIND GLASSES??? I hope not!! How many 'wind' glasses have you downed already this morning, Bubbles??? Laughing Laughing Laughing
PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:14 pm Reply with quote
SSBubbles
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perdike wrote:
SSBubbles wrote:
Niki wrote:
perdike wrote:
Niki wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
perdike wrote:
Cheshire Cat wrote:
The Eggs I collect twice a day, those I do not need I offer to friends and people I know, I buy my stuff as local as I can, I grow Tomatoes for home use Peppers, ( Onions were a flop mind you) .

I have an English clientelle who order English Christms cakes and Puddings. Really nice as people come back time and time again.


The trouble with my baking is that I am occasionally a bit experimental, and hence not consistent. As my son once said to his Greek family, "Mum would be a good cook, if only she stuck to the recipes". Didn't do my reputation much good.

At least I know what goes into my baking, though.


And That's what counts, Non of the best chef's stick to recipe's experiment if it does't work sod it , try another. Life and cooking is fun no time for miserable buggers !!


I am rubbish at baking but my 14 year old daughter is brilliant! Bless her she's always roped in to do one of her cakes.

I am getting good at many of the Cypriot dishes although I hate sticking to recipes as well. May be something to do with the fact I always have a glass of wine when cooking so it becomes more 'creative' as time goes on. Very Happy


Oh yes . . . I know that scenario. And the bonus is, if the food's a bit 'creative' there's usually enough krassi onboard to compensate! Win, win!!


After a glass or two the guests don't care anyway! Very Happy



How big are your wind glasses? Laughing Wink


WIND GLASSES??? I hope not!! How many 'wind' glasses have you downed already this morning, Bubbles??? Laughing Laughing Laughing



Wine, I said wine! Laughing
PostPosted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:19 pm Reply with quote
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Did someone say WINE GLASSESS ??? Got thousands different shapes and sizes . I do the glassess if someone does the wine Laughing
Check it out www.devonscatering.co.uk !!!! Laughing
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