Mostly gone here, as itâs just barely above freezing. At the back:
(may include a free Spot-the-Dunnock contest)
At the front:
Brrrrrrr
Pease hang onto it folks
It is snowing here now
Just a wee flurry that cannot land due to being windborne
You spend an awful lot of time âpushingâ your weather over here, Twellsy, so why should we ?
I canât post photies , but there was a lot about at 10am
I have âfunnyâ elbows today - itâs âSpot the Symptomâ here !
Carinthia.xx
Bin shipping at ye olde cash and carry. Did not buy this, 'cos I want people to come back to my barbecues.
I do find a certain refreshing honesty in this:
Gawds, those beetroot abominations look vile.
I have just spent ages, ages, I tell thee, on making roasted cauliflower rice. I had a fair bit of cauli hanging about* and decided to put it to good use. We donât possess a food processor, just a blender which was completely inadequate to the task of ricing cauli. What a faff. Any suggestions as to which food processor would be best to buy will be gratefully perused.
*Left over from cauliflower steaks - I know, I just canât help myself.
Soo xx
Well, the Great Beast seems to cope with most things. (Kenwood FPM910.)
Gawds, Soo
Please have a Gin
Or 2 âŚ
I have an old Kenwood food processor - must check to see if it works
Fishy has recently bought an Superior Beast, I believe
I have cleared & salted a pathway to the kerb , flumped for a couple of hours & am going to make like a Babushka & stagger up the road for my newspaper
Carinthia.xx
Thanks for that, Hedgers.
Take care, Carinthia.
Soo xx
http://www.kenwoodworld.com/en-au/cooking-with-kenwood/recipes/chef-sense-recipes/cauliflower-rice/cauliflower-rice tells you how it does it.
Only that is for a smaller machine; but the idea is the same.
Right-ho. I have to have that machine and have emailed Mr Soo with the details.
Soo xx
Nah, nah, âinsert the knife bladeâ comes after âmake sure everyone knows youâre down the pub all eveningâ.
The FP on my cooking Kenwood is pretty fearsome and I think Kenwood anything is darned well made and will cheerfully do what you ask it to
If you mean the Kenwood FPM910, Soo, it is wonderful but Huge; with the machine and the case to hold the bits and the liquidiser-jug, it occupies one foot by one foot of the work-surface.
More sner 'ere, covering up the solar panels where it had mostly flumped off.
All right. I have cleaned that floor fourteen times so far; I have used the steam-mop, I have used a sponge and lots of water, I have used detergent and I have used clear water, I have put the steam-mopâs cloth cover in the wash and used a new one â and we are still sticking to that bit of floor.
What do I try next?
Remind me of the spillage, Fishers.
Soo xx
Regardless, Iâd try white vinegar and warm water.
Soo xx
It was home-made rose-hip syrup. It was very good rose-hip syrup, curses curses chizz chizzâŚ
This may sound bonkers (but, hey) what about using a hairdryer to loosen the residue and then attack it with vinegar?
Soo xx