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Cookery question!

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Mapleleaf Fri 01-Sep-17 12:55:36

Yum ?

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HootyMcOwlface Fri 01-Sep-17 12:47:53

Thanks for the moral support! Cake is ready if you fancy a bit!

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Anya Fri 01-Sep-17 12:39:04

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HootyMcOwlface Fri 01-Sep-17 12:18:50

Finished now and it turned out fine. Smells divine and tastes yummy! Now for the brownies .... !

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loopyloo Fri 01-Sep-17 11:59:48

Please let us know how it turns out. Sounds yummy!

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HootyMcOwlface Fri 01-Sep-17 11:56:35

Lincs - are you near?! Toffee is warming - cream going in

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kittylester Fri 01-Sep-17 11:38:11

I agree! What's your address?

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HootyMcOwlface Fri 01-Sep-17 11:37:30

That's what I was thinking, but pot doesn't say suitable for cooking, and I am a coward (and loath to waste my Thornton's toffee!) Haha! I will give it a try I think! Thank you!

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paddyann Fri 01-Sep-17 11:27:40

if you think its too thick try letting it down with some milk until you get the consistency you're looking for.I dont think there would be an issue with extra thick..cream is cream to me

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Baggs Fri 01-Sep-17 11:24:40

Experiment!

I think it should work. Can I be a tester?

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HootyMcOwlface Fri 01-Sep-17 11:21:09

Do you know if I can use Extra Thick Double Cream to make a caramel sauce - recipe says warm double cream with toffee on the hob - and I don't have any ordinary double cream.

(I'm not being lazy, I have to wait in for a repair man to call, so can't go shopping till after he's been! If I nip down the shop no doubt he will turn up and go away again!)

Thanks! X

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