Big fat Mushrooms

IanD

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• Dec 8, 2008

• #21

gillyh said:

Never tried goats cheese. What's it like? Strong?

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I had goat's cheese in Norway.
First taste - that's got some flavour
Second - that's rather strong :roll:
Third - that's enough - for me, for ever :evil:

 

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• Dec 9, 2008

• #22

IanD said:

gillyh said:

Never tried goats cheese. What's it like? Strong?

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I had goat's cheese in Norway.
First taste - that's got some flavour
Second - that's rather strong :roll:
Third - that's enough - for me, for ever :evil:

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They must have got that one from a billy goat

 

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• Dec 10, 2008

• #23

Anybody tried different cheese on the mushrooms? I love most cheeses but the blue bits put me off trying it.

 

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• Dec 10, 2008

• #24

Mozzarella is so light it's almost tasteless (I like it anyhow) so you can use the herb or spice of your choice - it's wonderful with oregano and garlic reminds me of pizza-ness! xxx

 

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• Dec 10, 2008

• #25

sounds lovely. thanks jem. How's the macanuts addiction going?

 

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• Dec 10, 2008

• #26

Emmental or gruyere works brilliantly on mushrooms.

fergus

 

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• Dec 10, 2008

• #27

wholly addicted!



xxx

 

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• Dec 10, 2008

• #28

me too. can't get enough. raiding asda tomorrow

 

Patch

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• Jan 7, 2009

• #29

gillyh said:

sounds lovely. thanks jem. How's the macanuts addiction going?

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I thought I was the only one!!! I eat Macadamias like there's no tomorrow! You can get a 200G bag at Aldi for 99p...

Cheapo addiction!

 

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• Jan 7, 2009

• #30

Looks like a trip to Aldi's is called for - running low on macanuts gasp shock horror!

 

Patch

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• Jan 7, 2009

• #31

Best thing about Maca's is that you don't need to eat a load of 'em to feel satisfied...

 

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• Jan 7, 2009

• #32

Limited myself to 3 100g bags macanuts over xmas and new year. So addictive, aren't they?

 

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Jem

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• Jan 8, 2009

• #33

*sniffs the air*

did somebody mention macanuts?

60 grammes of roasted and salted will do me fine thanks ... who is buying?

haha!

 

jeenie1940

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• Jan 8, 2009

• #34

I did,nt ike them, until i tried the roasted ones, yummie, but, cant remember were i got them from, anyone roasted the plain ones, for themselves , liked the salted ones too

 

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• Jan 9, 2009

• #35

I had some plain ones from Julian Graves which I briefly heated in a frying pan with some oil and threw over some salt ... not quite as effective as properly roasted and salted macanuts but still yummy if you've run out of the good stuff!

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• Jan 13, 2009

• #36

Never put your macanuts in the same container as salted cashew nuts. Too salty!!!!! tasted nice besides the saltiness. Still ate them though. Run out a couple of days ago and will need to raid Asda tonight. If they've got any. New Asda store in Halesowen is ****!! Sorry but they were worse than useless over xmas and new year. Ran out of everything 9am xmas eve. :?