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Banana skins - compostible?
"Emery Davis" wrote in message ... Mary Fisher wrote: "Cat(h)" wrote in message ... On Jul 10, 5:59 pm, "Mary Fisher" wrote: A friend of mine is single with a very busy and largely unpredictable life. She slices a loaf, wraps a day's worth of slices in cling film and freezes them. She then takes out what she needs and because it's such a small amount it thaws rapidly. That way she never wastes any. Sometime a loaf lasts us - two old folk - three or four days but it's never thrown away, it's always edible. But I do make our bread :-) Mary Your friend and you are obviously far better organised than my other half and I :-) I haven't made bread in quite some time - more's the pity, as it is quite lovely. I particularly like making Irish brown soda bread. As soon as my new kitchen is in, I must go back to my old good habits. Mary, Could I trouble you for the recipe for the Irish bread? My mother used to make it regularly, but I've never found the right recipe in the many books of hand written ones she left... Maybe you've got it! I don't make soda bread, somone else mentioned it. We don't like it here. Well, that is, none of the ones we've tried. I once (twenty years ago at least) had a memorable meal at the Deer Park near Antrim, with sea food, the wheaten soda bread there was excellent, never had any like it though. Sorry, Mary -E |
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Banana skins - compostible?
Mary Fisher wrote:
"Emery Davis" wrote in message ... Mary Fisher wrote: "Cat(h)" wrote in message ... On Jul 10, 5:59 pm, "Mary Fisher" wrote: [] I haven't made bread in quite some time - more's the pity, as it is quite lovely. I particularly like making Irish brown soda bread. As soon as my new kitchen is in, I must go back to my old good habits. Mary, Could I trouble you for the recipe for the Irish bread? My mother used to make it regularly, but I've never found the right recipe in the many books of hand written ones she left... Maybe you've got it! I don't make soda bread, somone else mentioned it. We don't like it here. Well, that is, none of the ones we've tried. I once (twenty years ago at least) had a memorable meal at the Deer Park near Antrim, with sea food, the wheaten soda bread there was excellent, never had any like it though. Well, thanks for the note, and I tracked down the attribution. It was Cat(h), so, Cathy, may I trouble you for this recipe? My thanks in advance... -E |
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