Pancake Day

Restaurants, food, beverage, hawkers, and local markets and suppliers. This is the place for discussion on Hua Hin's culinary options.
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Yes if only we could get suet here! I used to make a great ginger pudding but it needs suet.

If the kitchen roll does not work -due to humidily try an inverted plate or saucer put on slightly askew

Never mind spotted dick - jam rolly poly :) :) :P
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YEH YEH jam rolly poly brill ill look it up in delia smiffs book
I havent whacked one out for about 6 months but i do make an exceedingly good LIME meringue pie zzzuuuuper :D :D
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slightly off subject just made a delicious toad in the hole this evening - do not find that in many places around here.
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Toad in the hole problem for me with that one even though i make me own sausages is im just one nobody else would eat them unless i was doing it regularly :cry: :cry:
Just thought of semolina puddin i think i may know where to find that or i will stick it on my sisters bring list good gal my sis luver2deaf
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I doubt you'll find it many places anywhere these days!

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dtaai-maai wrote:Hell's teeth, sarge, do you ever log off?
Errrr.....No Dm. The emoticons are too tempting. :wink:
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Sarge wrote:
Just thought of semolina puddin
My wife and her friends in the UK are quite familiar with semolina. I think that familiarity originates in Thailand. You must be able to get it there.
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I've got a vague memory of seeing semolina in LOS somewhere - probably in a heap in some market - or maybe the Chinese store on Chomsin? They have also been known to stock suet - in lumps, not a packet. But surely JD stocks it now?
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"Hell's teeth, sarge, do you ever log off?"
Funnily enough i was logged off and in bed when you posted that so the answer is yes
I also log on and off about 20/30 times a day
You see i am retired I DONT work (four letter word) I DONT do business
I have had 3 heart attacks and the 50 yard 3 stop shuffle to the dustbins to throw out the rubbish is a very tiring proposition.
So i lie on my sette switching between Al Jazeera,Fox,BBC and australian TV my computer is behind my settee and beeps when i get a topic reply notification and as LEV is so kind and well mannered to send them i feel obliged in my self to answer them except between 330 and 430 when looney toons are on :dance: :dance: :naughty:
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Sago pud or a rice pud with a brown skin on the top

Need to put on weight :cheers:
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Just posted that to get Sarge off his sofa
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Nereus beat you with his san poalo post richard but good try :D :D :mrgreen: :wink: :wink:
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Arcadian you are a diamond :clap: my son i must admit i was a bit septical but thats probably because i am an old fashioned diehard in the wool and although i have owned my micro wave for a very long time other than microwaving chicken before i BBQ or fry its hardly been used
I did half the grediants in your PM cos i only had a small basin (Mrs Sarge will recieve a rollicking for using my big one for cooking oil)
It came out absolutely perfick I think i might put a bit more honey in the bottom next time :wink: :wink:
Tastes great perfick texture and wiv some whipped cream awwezzzzum

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