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Forum: Questions and Answers 15-08-2008, 15:21

Replies: 106 Lancashire hot pot .... Views: 11,763 Posted By West Ender Re: Lancashire hot pot .... Never thought of that when I cooked camels', erm, appendages in Saudi. :o Mind you they reasonably soft - and a bit spongey - quite nice, actually, if you didn't think about what you were eating. ...

Forum: Questions and Answers 14-08-2008, 20:00

Replies: 106 Lancashire hot pot .... Views: 11,763 Posted By West Ender Re: Lancashire hot pot .... I'm all for reintroducing wolves, beautiful animals who've had a bad Press for far too long. Anyone who lives with a dog is, in reality, living with a wolf with a different haircut. I'm very...

Forum: Questions and Answers 14-08-2008, 18:40

Replies: 106 Lancashire hot pot .... Views: 11,763 Posted By West Ender Re: Lancashire hot pot .... Now you've got your suet you can make moose stew with dumplings. :)

Forum: Questions and Answers 31-07-2008, 20:50

Replies: 106 Lancashire hot pot .... Views: 11,763 Posted By West Ender Re: Lancashire hot pot .... I don't think we've got so much mad cow disease any more. Silly cow disease - yes, we've plenty of that. ;)

Forum: Questions and Answers 29-07-2008, 18:34

Replies: 106 Lancashire hot pot .... Views: 11,763 Posted By West Ender Re: Lancashire hot pot .... I put a crust on mine because I like it that way. No, It's not "traditional" but it's delicious. ;) Eric, I pity you living in a suet-poor country. There are all those suet puddings, as well,...

Forum: Questions and Answers 24-07-2008, 20:50

Replies: 106 Lancashire hot pot .... Views: 11,763 Posted By West Ender Re: Lancashire hot pot .... We have Atora Suet here, it's in packets of 250 grammes. They do a vegetarian suet, too, but I'm not keen on it. I never thought about it being a peculiarly British commodity, I just assumed it was...

Forum: Questions and Answers 24-07-2008, 20:08

Replies: 106 Lancashire hot pot .... Views: 11,763 Posted By West Ender Re: Lancashire hot pot .... Oh sorry. I looked it up and gas mark 6 is 400' F, 204' C. I hope that helps. :)

Forum: Questions and Answers 24-07-2008, 19:24

Replies: 106 Lancashire hot pot .... Views: 11,763 Posted By West Ender Re: Lancashire hot pot .... With pleasure, Eric, it's very easy. For an average casserole dish you need about 8 heaped tablespoons of self raising flour and 5 of shredded suet (I never weigh or measure, these days, I just...

Forum: Questions and Answers 23-07-2008, 20:15

Replies: 106 Lancashire hot pot .... Views: 11,763 Posted By West Ender Re: Lancashire hot pot .... I make my own variation of hotpot - more like meat and potato pie. I use lentils and pearl barley (boiled to softness) as well as potatoes and carrots (diced) and I prefer leeks to onions. I...

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