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sorry to hear about your accident; I do hope the aches and pains are relieved soon. And best of luck with the move!

thanks for the tip on ginger @perchie.girl :highfive:

ah Amazon: the largest unpoliced marketplace in the world!

here if books are legitimately sold off by libraries they have a 'withdrawn' stamp inside the front cover. If not, they've been lost or stolen from the library whose stamp they bear!

and no reason to start now! People who've grown up with metric find imperial really arcane, but everyone here whatever age recognises the pint as the unit for milk and beer! And although fuel has been sold in litres since the 70s, I don't think I know anyone who actually buys fuel in those...

16 ozs = c. 454g, which is also the standard size can for those of us on metric measures (and which is obviously just the imperial size converted; the milk's even more bizarre, sold in 3.408 litre units, i.e. 6 pints/3 quarts in disguise). The Korean jerky is delicious BTW :drool

:gig :gig Clearly she was working in the alchemist tradition! they used to do that too! I'm gonna try that recipe, sounds delicious :drool

I am trying out my new dehydrator; so far tried bananas (twice), mango, orange, and tomato. The flavour of the tomatoes (baby plum, sliced) is intense :drool and the mango is good but not quite right yet. I am after a lime-infused mango like Graze make... bought another one today so will have a...

Happy new year to you too! :celebrate I tried this and it was a big hit with my family; thanks to all who chipped in on the no-knead bread bit of this thread :clap I'll try mixing up the flours now to find best flavour for us :D

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did

yes thank you I saw that - I read this thread from the beginning, though I couldn't keep up with it over Christmas (too many demands on my time!) and had to catch up in the early morning over a day or two; it still races away while I'm sleeping/busy! Clearly lots of us have more than a passing...

Hi all :frow I just got a dehydrator for Christmas, and am really looking forward to trying a variety of fruits, veggies and meats over the next few months. It's American manufacture (Excalibur), so all the guidelines are in the measures y'all use... I grew up with imperial measures (before we...