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1 hour ago, tiger_rick said:

Made a giant custard cream yesterday. Bit of cracking from trying to move it but otherwise came out well.

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This might send @Ralphy over the edge...

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7 minutes ago, Bicurious Dad said:

 

I assume you're referring to the picture of the cow on the Malted Milk?

I just meant the giant biscuit, but the inclusion of the cow on the malted milk surely makes it a double whammy.

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Heavy day on here and in the real world. We had a lovely walk out, chippy dinner and made Madeleines. First time using my tin. Came out well.

 

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On 6/7/2020 at 9:25 AM, tiger_rick said:

Good job.

Made my best ever fluffy pancakes this morning. Don't have any pics but the recipe was 300g self raising flour, 300ml milk, 1tsp baking powder, 1tbsp caster sugar and 2 eggs. I whisked the dry stuff together, mixed up the eggs and milk, brought it altogether and then left it for about 15 mins before I used it. Just came out perfect.

Did these again, got some pics this time. Really great recipe. 

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Confession time. I’ve never deep fried anything before. 
I’m going to make some deep fried tofu, I know how to prepare the tofu and I’ve got the vegetable oil and the wok. But what do I do with the oil afterwards? Is it good to reuse or do I dispose of it, and if so, how? I can’t just tip it down the sink!

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You can reuse it a good few times, as long as you're not frying something strong smelling (like fish). Once it's cooled down, strain it, store it and reuse. 

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12 minutes ago, Keith Houchen said:

Confession time. I’ve never deep fried anything before. 
I’m going to make some deep fried tofu, I know how to prepare the tofu and I’ve got the vegetable oil and the wok. But what do I do with the oil afterwards? Is it good to reuse or do I dispose of it, and if so, how? I can’t just tip it down the sink!

I read somewhere that if you don't want to reuse cooking oil you can pour the used stuff into a wine bottle (or similar glass appendage) and bin it

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Just now, BigJag said:

Bin it? Please take used oil to the local refuse centre. They have a big drum where it can be disposed of.

The politeness of this post means I'm definitely going to do this with my unwanted cooking oil next time. 

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