Recipe Exchange anyone??

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That sounds good. I suppose you could put strawberries or any kind of fruit with it.
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Maud Fitch wrote:Wow, Teesie, that sounds fantastic. It reminds me of a TV program I saw where these French chefs put milk straight from the cow into glass jars and stood around shaking and shaking them until the milk turned into butter. It came out of the jars in a round shape ready to spread.
Haha I've done that too :D We did that when I was in 3rd grade we had Pioneer day and we made butter like that, and bread like they made on the first Thanksgiving. I was fun, but very tiring. even for an overly energetic bunch of 8-9 year olds. lmao.

@Bighuey, yea you can put whatever with it. I put m&ms and chopped nuts in mine with chocolate syrup. yummy :)
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Post by primrose777 »

Yay I found the recipe thread.
I am currently baking, at this moment Chocolate self saucing pudding. My GrandMothers recipe.


1 cup self raising flour
3/4 cup castor sugar
1/4 cup cocoa
1/2 cup milk
30grams butter- melted

Sift flour and coca and mix with sugar in medium bowl
Make well in centre, use wooden spoon to gradually stir in combined milk and butter
Beat until smooth
Pour into baking dish.

Sauce
3/4 cup brown sugar firmly packed
1/4 cup coca sifted
1 & 1/4 cups hot water

Combine sugar and sifted cocoa in jug. Gradually stir in hot water.
Stir until smooth
Gently pour mixture evenly over the top of the pudding. ( I use a metal spoon to disperse as I pour)
Bake in Moderate oven ( 180 degrees C ) for 30-35 minutes or until pudding has risen to top of dish and firm to touch.

Eating it with ice cream as I type. So good.
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Today is the birthday of Spam. It first came out in July 5th, 1937. Great stuff, I slice it and fry it like bacon, its good with eggs. You can do anything with it, sandwiches, mix it with mayo or Miracle Whip for sandwich spread and other cool stuff. A lot of people dont like it, they dont know what they are missing. My cousin was in the Army during the war, when he got out he said if the US is ever nuked by the Russians, he hoped they dropped the first bomb on the Spam factory. :lol:
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