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Keep in mind that languages change throughout time and it is the people that set the rules and not the other way around. Even if they sound to us far away from what we’ve read in the books, we should be absorbing everything by the native speakers like a sponge. Continue reading “Using Contemporary Slang”. April 13, 2017. Leave a comment on Using Contemporary Slang. Chinese Language Barriers Part 2. I don’t think that there is a harder way to express your thoughts than through. April 2, 2017. April 2, 2017.

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Keep in mind that languages change throughout time and it is the people that set the rules and not the other way around. Even if they sound to us far away from what we’ve read in the books, we should be absorbing everything by the native speakers like a sponge. Continue reading “Using Contemporary Slang”. April 13, 2017. Leave a comment on Using Contemporary Slang. Chinese Language Barriers Part 2. I don’t think that there is a harder way to express your thoughts than through. April 2, 2017. April 2, 2017.

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Day 24 – Aioli | 365 Days Of Nom...

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Day 24 – Aioli. January 24, 2013. So we’re moving. Windows are being fitting, kitchen is being designed. I can finally unbox my Christmas Kenwood. Problem is cooking has been hard. I’ve deviated from the Super Saturday list, so shameful. Everything has needed to be easy this week. I’m also away this weekend. Sorry. Juice of 1/2 lemon. 150ml extra virgin olive oil. 3 Serve with baguettes (or chips.). Enter your comment here.

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Many recipes call for unusual measures of ingredients, especially those pesky non-uk ones. So here are the vatious conversions as I come across them. 1 stick of butter = 1/4 lb or 115g. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Day 55 – Chicken Ratatouille Stew | 365 Days Of Nom...

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Day 55 – Chicken Ratatouille Stew. February 24, 2013. So its been a while. Every day will be complete before new years 2014 bit at the moment new house has taken over. Can’t wait to get cooking in the new kitchen. For now it will have to be when possible. Oh well. 2 pieces of chicken. 1 pack of chunk med veg. In a caserole dish put the med veg and chicken. Add a generous amount of tomato puree. Cover with passata. Asian a...

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Monthly Archives: March 2013. Day 83 – Egg Custard Tart. March 24, 2013. One of my favourite cakes from the bakers is an egg custard start. The only problem I find is te pastry is always a bit mushy and I definitely prefer pastry to be crisp. So I thought it was high time I tried my ow with homemade pastry. 2 Tbsp Ice Water. Crumb the fats and flour together. Lift to aerate. Chill in cling film for 30mins. March 23, 2013.

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Day 30 – Tteok. January 30, 2013. Well things have been busy around here. I’ve been away. I’ve been lazy. Sorry. I promise I will fill in the gaps with lots of amazing food. Honest. 8211; 1 cup glutinous rice flour. 8211; 1/3 cup boiling water. 8211; dash of sugar. 8211; dash of salt. 8211; potato starch or corn starch. 1 Mix together all dry ingredients. (NOT starch). 3 Pour over the dry mix. These are so lovely, though ...

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Day 21 – Indian Barfi. January 21, 2013. Well I think it is high time I made a sweet rather than a savoury. And Barfi is one of my favourite sweets. Before I moved to Wales, there was a local-ish Indian sweet shop in Tooting in London. They sold every kind of Barfi you could imagine along with gelabi, gulab jum and baklava and halva I believe. 1 cup ground almonds. 1 cup ground cashews. Newer posts →. January 21, 2013.

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Think there’s a recipe I just have to try? Or maybe you want to share your nomming endeavours. Email me at 365daysofnom@hotmail.co.uk. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Day 83 – Egg Custard Tart.

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Day 83 – Egg Custard Tart. March 24, 2013. One of my favourite cakes from the bakers is an egg custard start. The only problem I find is te pastry is always a bit mushy and I definitely prefer pastry to be crisp. So I thought it was high time I tried my ow with homemade pastry. 2 Tbsp Ice Water. Crumb the fats and flour together. Lift to aerate. Make a well in the centre and add the yolk and water. 1 tsp vanilla extract.

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Monthly Archives: January 2013. Day 30 – Tteok. January 30, 2013. Well things have been busy around here. I’ve been away. I’ve been lazy. Sorry. I promise I will fill in the gaps with lots of amazing food. Honest. 8211; 1 cup glutinous rice flour. 8211; 1/3 cup boiling water. 8211; dash of sugar. 8211; dash of salt. 8211; potato starch or corn starch. 1 Mix together all dry ingredients. (NOT starch). These are so lovely, ...

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365 Days Of Nom…. Cooking (and eating) my way around the world, one meal at a time. Monthly Archives: February 2013. Day 55 – Chicken Ratatouille Stew. February 24, 2013. So its been a while. Every day will be complete before new years 2014 bit at the moment new house has taken over. Can’t wait to get cooking in the new kitchen. For now it will have to be when possible. Oh well. 2 pieces of chicken. 1 pack of chunk med veg. Stick in the oven for 30-40 mins. Day 43 – Pancakes. February 12, 2013. And it is...

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Keep in mind that languages change throughout time and it is the people that set the rules and not the other way around. Even if they sound to us far away from what we’ve read in the books, we should be absorbing everything by the native speakers like a sponge. Continue reading “Using Contemporary Slang”. April 13, 2017. Leave a comment on Using Contemporary Slang. Chinese Language Barriers Part 2. I don’t think that there is a harder way to express your thoughts than through. April 2, 2017. April 2, 2017.

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