RoseR wrote:Roast duck to-night, hubbys favourite
I'm cooking tonight better get going as Mrs W has just come in from work..... :D
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I'm cooking tonight better get going as Mrs W has just come in from work..... :D
I got given one for christmas last year, and it's still in the box, never been used. Feel a bit guilty about it actually.
I had one last year was ok, prefer fondu
Hi Dids thanks for that. I am going to try and do pancakes, dont know if it will work
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
I'm cooking tonight better get going as Mrs W has just come in from work..... :D
RoseR
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
Last night as a starter Hubby made prawn and crab cakes, they were to die for. All made from scratch and a lovely chilli dip sauce, really nice.
While this topic is about food, has any one every used a Raclette. Its traditional every Xmas one of Hubbys presents is always a gadget for the kitchen, I bought him one and we have never used it. Dont really know how.
While this topic is about food, has any one every used a Raclette. Its traditional every Xmas one of Hubbys presents is always a gadget for the kitchen, I bought him one and we have never used it. Dont really know how.
I'm a laydee
Bandit
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
Rose, ise will know for sure as:
He loves eating cheese, and
Lives in Switzerland
:D
He loves eating cheese, and
Lives in Switzerland
:D
Blodyn1
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
RoseR wrote:While this topic is about food, has any one every used a Raclette. Its traditional every Xmas one of Hubbys presents is always a gadget for the kitchen, I bought him one and we have never used it. Dont really know how.
I got given one for christmas last year, and it's still in the box, never been used. Feel a bit guilty about it actually.
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
RoseR wrote:Last night as a starter Hubby made prawn and crab cakes, they were to die for. All made from scratch and a lovely chilli dip sauce, really nice.
While this topic is about food, has any one every used a Racket. Its traditional every Christmas one of Hubbys presents is always a gadget for the kitchen, I bought him one and we have never used it. Dont really know how.
I had one last year was ok, prefer fondu
Dids1
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
Hi Rose,
I asked google and got this link for you
http://www.raclette.com.au/raclette_info/raclette_faq.html#use_grill
It's not a UK site but should give you an idea.
Dids
I asked google and got this link for you
http://www.raclette.com.au/raclette_info/raclette_faq.html#use_grill
It's not a UK site but should give you an idea.
Dids
Timeforabeer
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
Raclette? It's a product of a time when people had too much cheese, too much time on their hands, and no cookbooks.
Yeah, I knew that.
RoseR
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
Dids1 wrote:Hi Rose,
I asked google and got this link for you
http://www.raclette.com.au/raclette_info/raclette_faq.html#use_grill
It's not a UK site but should give you an idea.
Dids
Hi Dids thanks for that. I am going to try and do pancakes, dont know if it will work
I'm a laydee
Topic last updated on 17-February-2009 at 13:15