What new foods have you tried recently?
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danski
"vibey"
Yes!! I git one of these reduced and loved it!!
Chz
Stark Raving Sane
Mastic chewing gum.
Was recommended due to tummy troubles post antibiotics (it's mildly antibacterial). But I like the taste and it actually keeps its flavour for ages and ages, unlike regular chewing gum. Pity it was bloody expensive and everyone else in the house keeps nicking it.
Was recommended due to tummy troubles post antibiotics (it's mildly antibacterial). But I like the taste and it actually keeps its flavour for ages and ages, unlike regular chewing gum. Pity it was bloody expensive and everyone else in the house keeps nicking it.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Visited the local Indian supermarket and picked up some intresting snacks.
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
When I returned home after a work trip there was a lot of old stuff to get through. including flour and suet, Id heard of stuffed dumplings but never had them. So it was an easy thing to attempt. All of them, 3 batches, have been good tasty food and easy to make.
Chz
Stark Raving Sane
Baking is a style. I personally prefer my pierogis boiled and then covered with some sautéed onions in butter, but frying is a thing, as is baking.
NoXion
Craicy the Squirrel
I had frozen ones which I boiled, because sod having to wait half an hour for the oven to heat up.
NoXion
Craicy the Squirrel
It's what happens when you have a shit electric oven.
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Today I discovered that a high end sweet bakery has opened up very locally to me and I’ve already spent over £20 on their products. This may well be the ruin of me.
shop.get-baked.co.uk
I bought a cinnamon roll cookie, a salted chocolate cookie, a slice of Baked Cherry & Custard Crumble and a huge piece of chocolate cake named ‘Bruce!’
I have only eaten the cinnamon roll cookie and it’s the tastiest cookie I’ve ever had.
Watch this space - will probs scoff the lot by the end of the day
GET BAKED - Home of the World-famous Bruce - 24 layers of perfection
GET BAKED is home to the World famous Bruce, as well as heaps of other utterly tasty creations.
shop.get-baked.co.uk
I have only eaten the cinnamon roll cookie and it’s the tastiest cookie I’ve ever had.
Watch this space - will probs scoff the lot by the end of the day
newme
Giant in Pastyland now
Looking at the name I was wondering if something else was in those cookies...Today I discovered that a high end sweet bakery has opened up very locally to me and I’ve already spent over £20 on their products. This may well be the ruin of me.
I bought a cinnamon roll cookie, a salted chocolate cookie, a slice of Baked Cherry & Custard Crumble and a huge piece of chocolate cake named ‘Bruce!’GET BAKED - Home of the World-famous Bruce - 24 layers of perfection
GET BAKED is home to the World famous Bruce, as well as heaps of other utterly tasty creations.
I have only eaten the cinnamon roll cookie and it’s the tastiest cookie I’ve ever had.
Watch this space - will probs scoff the lot by the end of the day
Fez909
toilet expert
Recently I've tried using oats as a rice replacement using this recipe and it's delicious: How to Cook Oats to get a Rice-like Consistency? | indischwindisch
I've also tried buckwheat for the first time recently and I'm a fan. There's something not quite right about it as a rice replacement, but it's decent enough and much healthier.
I've tried a buckwheat pilaf type thing, a risotto type thing and also just using it as an accompaniment for curry etc, just like rice. It's best with stuff in it, even if it's just a few chopped onions or something.
This was good: Mushroom buckwheat risotto recipe | BBC Good Food
I've also tried buckwheat for the first time recently and I'm a fan. There's something not quite right about it as a rice replacement, but it's decent enough and much healthier.
I've tried a buckwheat pilaf type thing, a risotto type thing and also just using it as an accompaniment for curry etc, just like rice. It's best with stuff in it, even if it's just a few chopped onions or something.
This was good: Mushroom buckwheat risotto recipe | BBC Good Food
cesare
shady's dreams ♥
Airfryer only takes 4 minutes to preheat plus uses much less fuel #justsaying
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Are you allergic to rice?
Fez909
toilet expert
Nope, I love it. I also like new things.
polly
Well-Known Member
I live in a small market town in Essex where good food goes to die. But we have a weekly market and the fruit and veg stall does civilised places the rest of the week, so sometimes they have really exciting stuff. So! Today I have tried nespulla - weird little fruit that is a little bit like apricot but much less nice
but that's ok because I like trying new things too.
I also have something called purple backed geranium (紫背天葵) and morning glory which I'm going to flash fry in the wok with some basic Chinese ingredients. The geranium smells disconcertingly like normal geranium...
but that's ok because I like trying new things too.
I also have something called purple backed geranium (紫背天葵) and morning glory which I'm going to flash fry in the wok with some basic Chinese ingredients. The geranium smells disconcertingly like normal geranium...
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Morning glory seeds are hallucinogenic - have fun!
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Called nespera over here in Portugal . Originally from China ? Need to be very ripe otherwise acidic and sour but lovely when they are at their prime. Lots of people have them in their gardens .
polly
Well-Known Member
It was just the leaves and stems, sadly.
The geranium tasted a bit too floral for me. Possibly my lack of skill.
Oh thanks! They look like they are almost past their best tbh but maybe they didn't get a chance to ripen properly.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Very temperamental fruits , even over here they are best off the trees or from a local shop than from the supermarkets . As I say though when you get them ripe they are sweet and juicy with some nice flavour .
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Geranium leaves can go in a salad, or is that nasturtiums?
polly
Well-Known Member
You can certainly eat nasturtium (sp??) leaves and all other parts of the plant. My geraniums in the garden have furry leaves but the ones I had today were like purple sprouting broccoli leaves.
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