biggs682
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pawl
Legendary Member
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- Desford Leicestershire
Sterlo
Early Retirement Planning
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- East Riding of Yorkshire
Top Trumptoned in fact
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Happy anniversary.
Accy cyclist
Legendary Member
- Location
- The hills of Accrington
I've just ironed a few shirts,only to find some have picked up dye from the turquoise ironing board cover. Cotton shirts are the worst for picking up other dyes. The synthetic material ones are less porous,so they are usually ok.
classic33
Leg End Member
Spare the rod...
Sterlo
Early Retirement Planning
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- East Riding of Yorkshire
I'm actually shocked to find there are only 13 episodes of Trumpton, I'd always assumed there were loads.
Reynard
Guru
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Breezy, cool and overcast here chez Casa Reynard.
Am currently sat watching the TdF and having Poppycuddles.
Went to the LBS this morning to buy a few gubbins. Didn't go to Waitrose or Wilkinsons as I had intended, as the queues for both were longer than my length of my patience, and the bits I needed weren't urgent.
Am currently sat watching the TdF and having Poppycuddles.
Went to the LBS this morning to buy a few gubbins. Didn't go to Waitrose or Wilkinsons as I had intended, as the queues for both were longer than my length of my patience, and the bits I needed weren't urgent.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
I'm off to make a 
and head off to the garage to do a spot of fettling.
and head off to the garage to do a spot of fettling.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
I came across a new word this afternoon.
chthonic
/ˈ(k)θɒnɪk/
adjective
adjective: chthonic; adjective: chthonian
chthonic
/ˈ(k)θɒnɪk/
adjective
adjective: chthonic; adjective: chthonian
- relating to or inhabiting the underworld.
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Two questions for the panel.
A local business used to supply restaurants and hotels and changed to supplying households. In this week's order, I requested Brie, and got Blue Stilton instead, fortunately a small quantity. Can I use it in recipes that call for other cheeses like Cheddar? Does it work in toasted cheese sandwiches? This is the first incorrect item they have sent, in the four months I have been using them, so I do not want to send it back.
What have I done to upset the lady who lives opposite me?
She has put her house on the market.
A local business used to supply restaurants and hotels and changed to supplying households. In this week's order, I requested Brie, and got Blue Stilton instead, fortunately a small quantity. Can I use it in recipes that call for other cheeses like Cheddar? Does it work in toasted cheese sandwiches? This is the first incorrect item they have sent, in the four months I have been using them, so I do not want to send it back.
What have I done to upset the lady who lives opposite me?
She has put her house on the market.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Two questions for the panel.
A local business used to supply restaurants and hotels and changed to supplying households. In this week's order, I requested Brie, and got Blue Stilton instead, fortunately a small quantity. Can I use it in recipes that call for other cheeses like Cheddar? Does it work in toasted cheese sandwiches? This is the first incorrect item they have sent, in the four months I have been using them, so I do not want to send it back.
What have I done to upset the lady who lives opposite me?
Yes, you can substitute for other strong cheeses, but go a tad more sparingly as Stilton can be quite strong and salty depending on the maturity. I'd say taste it first to see where you're at.
It's great added to a cauliflower cheese, though
Reynard
Guru
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Tinkering done, though I may have overdone it. I feel very tired right now.
IaninSheffield
Veteran
- Location
- Sheffield, UK
Stilton a suitable substitute for brie? I think the picker at that business needs a training update.Two questions for the panel.
A local business used to supply restaurants and hotels and changed to supplying households. In this week's order, I requested Brie, and got Blue Stilton instead, fortunately a small quantity. Can I use it in recipes that call for other cheeses like Cheddar? Does it work in toasted cheese sandwiches? This is the first incorrect item they have sent, in the four months I have been using them, so I do not want to send it back.
What have I done to upset the lady who lives opposite me?
In answer to your question though, yes, stilton can be substituted in recipes calling for other cheeses. It's good grilled, crumbled in salads, or in quiches, pasta sauces etc. BUT, you do need to like blue cheeses. It can be a bit strong for someone who might only be used to mild cheese.
As to your neighbour. Perhaps it might be time to take down the Xmas lights festooning the outside of your property? The life-sized, LED-bedecked Rudolf and the Nativity laser show might be ready for a rest ... well, until the 1st Oct., natch
Reynard
Guru
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Also, a roast beef, stilton and chutney sandwich is a thing of gustatory brilliance.