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PR Queries and Privacy Policy. The vital thing is not to mix the measurements. If you weighed the first ingredient in grams then make sure you weigh the rest of the ingredients in grams. The metric to imperial conversions are taken from Delia Smith’s Complete Cookery Course and everything Delia does is right :). Apologies to my American readers – I have investigated the conversion of grams to cups and it seems fraught with the potential to go wrong, and I wouldn’t want that to happen. 1 litre 1 pint.

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Peanut Butter Cookies | The Ordinary Cook

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PR Queries and Privacy Policy. February 23, 2011. They are crumbly, light and deliciously peanutty. 50g butter, softened. 2 tbsp crunchy peanut butter. 100g plain (all purpose) flour. Cream the butter and sugar together until fluffy. Add the peanut butter and mix again. Add the egg yolk and beat well. Stir in the flour. It should form a soft dough. This entry was posted in biscuits. And tagged Aga baking. 15 Responses to Peanut Butter Cookies. February 23, 2011 at 4:55 pm. February 23, 2011 at 8:03 pm.

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PR Queries and Privacy Policy. Category Archives: The Ordinary Cook. July 6, 2016. I hadn’t tried a stroopwafel until a few years ago. A new Co-op opened up and they had them on their biscuit shelf. Just as we had become addicted they withdrew from their shelves. We found them at Asda shortly after, so all was well. You can go and buy a packet of stroopwafels from your local supermarket or deli, but there is something very rewarding about making your own, even if you just do it once. 1 tsp vanilla extract.

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Dressmaking and Sewing Projects: August 2013

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Dressmaking and Sewing Projects. Fuáil is the Irish language word for Sewing. This is my place as an amateur seamstress on the web - a diary or a scrapbook - where I record my projects, my designs, my attempts at dressmaking and sewing. I would love to gather around me a community of fellow dressmakers that are also based in Ireland. and some further afield too. Wednesday, August 21, 2013. We took an old pair of my mother's tweedy pants. Took in the waist, cut off the legs, and added a band below the knee.

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Time to Sew: Sewing for ME

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Sewing the seeds of a good life. Saturday, September 25, 2010. I'm desperate for clothes - none of my pre-baby wardrobe fits (and when the baby in question is nearly 3, then I can't blame the situation on pregnancy! So, I decided to make a shift dress, to wear over leggings. I found some (cheap) fabric that I liked - from Nicks Fabrics. A loosely woven black with threads of cerise, purple and metallic silver running through. But adapted for the new use. And I added pockets. After I'd put the zipper in, I...

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Time to Sew: Meet the Bad Piggies!

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Sewing the seeds of a good life. Monday, December 30, 2013. Meet the Bad Piggies! Yep Long-time, no post. There has been sewing going on - though not as much as when Mitchell was tiny. But here's some stitching of a different kind. Angry Birds are really big in our house, right now - and have been for the past year. And Mr M. was really keen to have an Angry Birds party for his 6th birthday. Google is my friend. So searched out some cool ideas for party invitations, table-ware and games. Next I stitched ...

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Time to Sew: April 2010

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Sewing the seeds of a good life. Friday, April 16, 2010. Last of the Summer.Tomatoes. Not much sewing going on here - have to talk about the rest of my life instead. I planted tomatoes this year. More to give Mitchell a taste of where food comes from, than as a serious gardening exercise. I planted 4 different varieties, three heirloom ones, (including the black ones in the picture) and one modern heavy cropping one. Needless to say, we got most tomatoes from the modern version. Soon, he'd come and say "...

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Time to Sew: February 2010

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Sewing the seeds of a good life. Monday, February 1, 2010. Mending is sewing too. So that's why an extra cute and comfortable pair of denim trousers given to him by his aunt, had new knee patches added (where he wore out the knees crawling); while other pairs of trousers have gone straight in the rag bag. And finally darning. Now this one really is crunch time for a garment - it has to be really. But it's not nearly so much fun as sewing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Time to Sew: May 2010

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Sewing the seeds of a good life. Tuesday, May 4, 2010. Well, the winter is certainly on our doorstep. Despite the Indian summer we've been enjoying, the temperature has started to drop at night. Time to think about snuggly winter pyjamas for Mitchell. Over the last 2 winters, I've made him bodysuits out of fine merino jersey knit, using this Ottobre pattern. He just lived in them over winter. He wore them at night inside his sleeping bag, and during the day as a base layer. I don't really want to have th...