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Now stop teasing Tim, they look lovely.  What ratio of veg to flour are you using please ?

It looks great.  I like the idea of making it in balls and then putting them back together.

Yes yes yes recipe please.

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Many thanks Tim, your a star.

I've only recently started making my own bread again, so I'll definitely be adding that to my repertoire. Thanks Tim!

Your bread looks truly scrumptious and the pictures are fantastic.
Thank you  :)

Has anyone ever tried adding courgettes to a packet bread mix?

Many thanks Tim.  Looks good.  Starting to get a glut so must get baking.

Following good advice - picking very young this year, so no real 'glut'.

Have made Tim's recipe many times and it is very good.

I make batches and freeze ready to accompany hearty soups for colder days

Would recommend it to all

debs

I shall pass this one on to daughter no1. Thank you Tim.

Credit where credit's due - it's from Roz Denny.

I shall be making it tues to go with soup from our own onions

Just tried it today on a gluten free basis and half maize flour ( that is the yellow corn flour one not the white cornflour the Americans call corn starch ) with a quarter  rice flour and a quarter potato starch works with a tiny bit more water works with a teaspoon of baking powder. (mix the dry stuff first)

IF it is served hot or at least very warm.

Should any one finds it hard to find potato starch then get the own brand instant mash from Sainsbodies.  They do the same at our UK WALMART = ASDA but it is almost twice the price.  Seems their offer they advertise does not count because the quantity in the Sainsbodies pack is almost double the quantity in the ASDA pack.

Yes they have a right to compete but friends. Do check the price carefully on the price per kilo or litre. It is no sin to take a calculater and note pad out with you when shopping.

My OAP mates shop at all the major supermarkets and get a supply in for a month of certain items. Then do the rounds again.

THEY (the supermarkets) do not like it THEY want us to buy from them 52 weeks a year.

Also, do not forget Netto Aldi and Liddle. If you have a free bus pass use that to find out where you are to where there are stores on a bus route

Thankfully I live in an area where I can get a bus every 10 mins to major shopping centers in both directions and links to other places where there are routes to a load of places I can walk round and shop0

Plenty to do on rainy days when I can not tend to me lottie.

LOVE retirement. So much better than working.

Just hope me health stays with me.

Did  40 years working without a break and paid me dues but still feel slightly guilty about being retired.

I am fit and healthy

Then I see the numbers of people unemployed and  do not feel so bad leaving the jobs to them.  Wish people would stop asking me to return to work and offering me jobs. It is hard to say no to them. Not because I want the money but the challange is, well. Tempting.

Quote from: zigzig on July 17, 2011, 21:10:30
Just tried it today on a gluten free basis and half maize flour ( that is the yellow corn flour one not the white cornflour the Americans call corn starch ) with a quarter  rice flour and a quarter potato starch works with a tiny bit more water works with a teaspoon of baking powder. (mix the dry stuff first)

IF it is served hot or at least very warm.

Should any one finds it hard to find potato starch then get the own brand instant mash from Sainsbodies.  They do the same at our UK WALMART = ASDA but it is almost twice the price.  Seems their offer they advertise does not count because the quantity in the Sainsbodies pack is almost double the quantity in the ASDA pack.

Yes they have a right to compete but friends. Do check the price carefully on the price per kilo or litre. It is no sin to take a calculater and note pad out with you when shopping.

My OAP mates shop at all the major supermarkets and get a supply in for a month of certain items. Then do the rounds again.

THEY (the supermarkets) do not like it THEY want us to buy from them 52 weeks a year.

Also, do not forget Netto Aldi and Liddle. If you have a free bus pass use that to find out where you are to where there are stores on a bus route

Thankfully I live in an area where I can get a bus every 10 mins to major shopping centers in both directions and links to other places where there are routes to a load of places I can walk round and shop0

Plenty to do on rainy days when I can not tend to me lottie.

LOVE retirement. So much better than working.

Just hope me health stays with me.

Did  40 years working without a break and paid me dues but still feel slightly guilty about being retired.

I am fit and healthy

Then I see the numbers of people unemployed and  do not feel so bad leaving the jobs to them.  Wish people would stop asking me to return to work and offering me jobs. It is hard to say no to them. Not because I want the money but the challange is, well. Tempting.

No offence ... but have you been drinking?

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Poor Girl - I'm sure she needs a drink?

I know that I couldn't live without it!!

Well this has turned out very well.  Totally delicious and filling:)