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Christmas Pud
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Posted Nov 27, 2001 by Bluebottle
You've made me hungry.xmaspud
Great article - I look forward to reading the others. smiley

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Posted Nov 27, 2001 by Shazz PRME(emeritus)
Thanks BB smiley
Just finished the Sherry trifle one! winkeye
The hardest part is tracking down the history! The recipes are easy because ever since I can remember my Mum encouraged ME to prepare it all... she said I was better at it then she was, but I suspect that it gave her a break! winkeye

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Posted Nov 27, 2001 by Bluebottle
Peregrin & I have often made mince pies at Christmas....
...but then he goes and eats themwah

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Posted Nov 28, 2001 by Shazz PRME(emeritus)
That's what they're for isn't it? laugh

Did you use flakey, puff or shortcrust pastry?

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Posted Nov 29, 2001 by Bluebottle
They're there for me to eat!puff
As for Pastry, we make our own out of what we can find in the house and hope for the best. winkeye

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Posted Nov 29, 2001 by Shazz PRME(emeritus)
Well that doesn't help me a lot!
I bet they were a dingy grey colour when you finished eh? winkeye

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Posted Dec 1, 2001 by Bluebottle
erm I don't know, I'm colour-blind.
We could ask Peregrin for more information - he dealt with the pastry side, I did the mincemeat.

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Posted Dec 1, 2001 by Shazz PRME(emeritus)
Just finished doing it as it happens! winkeye

Just some coding and subbing styles to check up on!

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Posted Dec 1, 2001 by Bluebottle
Fair enough. winkeye
I'll have a read biggrin
I *would* have had my "Putting H2G2 On The Map" article on now, but I grabbed the wrong disk....
But when I bring the right disk to the computer room, it will be at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A662159

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Posted Dec 1, 2001 by Shazz PRME(emeritus)
Excellent smiley

I am confused/confuddled!
I have just checked with a few previous edited recipes and most of them stick purely to the good old-fashioned pounds and ounces. I was trying to find the correct format for putting alternatives but have failed miserably so far!
Oh well... no doubt Chris will put me right eventually! winkeye

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