nice.

I've always thought it's a good job they weren't on Dr Spooner's shopping list.

Something has been brought to my attention that I think fellow posters on this thread should be made aware of . Click on the link . Scroll down to Claire's profile (6th profile IIRC ) , and look at the list of things she can't live without . She really does let herself down with her choices after number 2 . But what a girl for having those as her top two . If 3 , 4 , and 5 had been milk churns , coffee tables , and bumfun she would be perfect . www.therhinos.co.uk/fanzone/dance/profiles.php

Something has been brought to my attention that I think fellow posters on this thread should be made aware of . Click on the link . Scroll down to Claire's profile (6th profile IIRC ) , and look at the list of things she can't live without . She really does let herself down with her choices after number 2 . But what a girl for having those as her top two . If 3 , 4 , and 5 had been milk churns , coffee tables , and bumfun she would be perfect . www.therhinos.co.uk/fanzone/dance/profiles.php

The secret is finally out, McLaren Field is actually 2 women. Is Field the one on the left? www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/n ... -1-4386985

The secret is finally out, McLaren Field is actually 2 women. Is Field the one on the left? www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/n ... -1-4386985

the one on the right is actually very much like him.

but with smaller breasts

Is the one on the right a pavlova? Is a pavlova a cake?

Come to think of it, is a Chorley Cake a cake??

Brought in some home-made* cookies to work today, it being Iván Helguera's 37th birthday. I'm in Leeds, so if you can get past security and don't have a nut allergy, help yourself.


* - yes, they were made in my home

I have fig rolls and shortcake to feast on first, but if I run out I'll stand on the pavement and throw pebbles up at your window.

I like pumpkin pie on thanksgiving,

Quick question, and thought this would be the best place to ask. Looking at making some red velvet muffins, and the recipe says to put buttermilk in it - but not sure where to get that from? Asked in my local Asda and they had no idea!!

Have googled and seems to be an American thing, but seen some sites that say soured cream is a suitable substitute...can anyone clarify if that would be good or if & where I can source some buttermilk??

My guess (and its only a guess) is that skimmed milk would be your closest thing in the UK, in the US buttermilk is the fluid that is left after full fat milk has been churned to make butter, ie the liquid without the fat.

Ive made plenty of muffins with semi-skimmed just because thats what we had in the fridge and never had any problems, the biggest thing is to get the oven to the right temperature and then bake for exactly the right length of time and remove them to cool, don't let them cool in the oven or you'll lose the "volcano" effect where the top of the muffin rises to a peak, mind they can still fall after coolong too - just smother them in creamy topping and no-one will care.

I like muffin