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Dried figs gone hard....what to do with them?

FAB ideas all many many thanks. I shall rehydrate some in rum, some in orange juice & some with the apple to see which i prefer....

I love this web site its sooo helpful!

thanks again all of you
Deb :o)

Dried figs gone hard....what to do with them?

I have a jar of dried figs. I purchased them to just eat as a snack but they are really hard.
Any ideas what I can do with them??

thanks deb

where to go for a meal on christmas day in Penang Malaysia?

Northam beach hawkers are fab. Love the food here. I went home for 2 weeks (UK) and couldnt find anything to eat ha ha ha!

Satay sauce??

Both . Living in Penang at the mo. Visited home (UK) recently and coundnt find a thing to eat . ha ha !!

Satay sauce??

Fab thanks... will try it out

Satay sauce??

Hi

anyone got a peanut / satay sauce recipe??

red thai curry would be great too

thanks deb

where to go for a meal on christmas day in Penang Malaysia?

Many thanks for this info. Unable to get internet for ages so we ended up at the E & O and was dissapointed as it was just too busy. Its usually fab!

Hard rock is great as is the G hotel - soy (beef teriaki...mmmm) & the Rasa

will try the other 2 in the 4 months we have left here in Penang.

deb

where to go for a meal on christmas day in Penang Malaysia?

hi

We are in Penang - Malaysia

where to go to eat on chrismas day??

any ideas?

or have we left it too late??

Invited to a Thanks giving dinner - What to do / take ?

Hi All
I am in Penang & have recently been invited to a Thanks giving dinner.
Really pleased and excited to go but unsure on this Holiday custom

When visiting what should I take?
Thanks giving card? food? present, all of the above?

I have informed the host I would like to cook something to take, but unsure if i have now offfended her.

Also being in Penang - Malaysia .... what am I able to get out here that is relevant??

Any advice offered would be greatfully received

many thanks
Deborah

help - what to take to penang??

Thanks for the advice

what to take to Penang??

Thanks for this. I visit Gurney plaza often. love the indoor hawker center. great food. Cold storage is good tooo thanks

what to take to Penang??

Thanks for the advice. Not heard of food sick before though?

help - what to take to penang??

i am going to Malaysia - Penang for a year. are there any western foods i cannot get out there. eg strong flour. dried yeast. peanut butter or marmite? etc that i can put in my shipment crate?

dont get me wrong, i adore asian food.....but would miss a few items like my bread (will take bread maker) hubbies tetley tea?? etc

what to take to Penang??

i am going to Malaysia - Penang for a year. are there any western foods i cannot get out there. eg strong flour. dried yeast. peanut butter or marmite? etc that i can put in my shipment crate?

dont get me wrong, i adore asian food.....but would miss a few items like my bread (will take bread maker) hubbies tetley tea?? etc

Halogen convector cooker help / recipes

Hi My mother in law has purchased a Halogen convector cooker. However the recipe book is pretty useless. Does any one have any recipes or book or advice on this? What we would really like is advice on how to convert our existing recipies to this new gadget....

Thanks deborah

Fromage frais

Have some left over fromage frais

any ideas what i can do with it other than the obvious dessert topping

Off to Brussels - where to eat?

We had a great time even though it rained every day!

We had breakfast at - Pain Quotidien & was served enough bread for 2 days. They were Ok and in fact happy about us taking the left over rolls for our lunch.

We had the best Baguettes ever at the Love shack, near the Palace gardens. Serving free trade coffee.

Great Greek food at La Plaxa in the Greek restaurant area.

Lovely Morocan at the Kasbar with lovely red lanterns all over the ceiling.

Ate Belgium food in a place I forget.....and then lived, drank & munch enough chocolate, waffles & Icecream to sink a ship

Lovely!

Thamks for the advice

Kind regards Deborah

Off to Brussels - where to eat?

We had a great time even though it rained every day!

We had breakfast at - Pain Quotidien & was served enough bread for 2 days. They were Ok and in fact happy about us taking the left over rolls for our lunch.

We had the best Baguettes ever at the Love shack, near the Palace gardens. Serving free trade coffee.

Great Greek food at La Plaxa in the Greek restaurant area.

Lovely Morocan at the Kasbar with lovely red lanterns all over the ceiling.

Ate Belgium food in a place I forget.....and then lived, drank & munch enough chocolate, waffles & Icecream to sink a ship

Lovely!

Thamks for the advice

Kind regards Deborah

Off to Brussels - where to eat?

Thanks so much for the advice Kelly

Getting excited about going now, just hope weather gets a little better!

deb

Off to Brussels - where to eat?

Thanks for the info, I love chocolate so will try to get to Wittamer

deb

Off to Brussels - where to eat?

Thanks for this

Sounds great, will let you know if we get to eat there

deb

Off to Brussels - where to eat?

I have just been made redundant & to cheer me up hubby is taking me to Brussels.

We are staying in the centre, and would like local food somewhere nice & cosy but not too expensive!

Also any tasty cafes or bistros for a quick snack

thanks deborah

Aji - Excellent noodle bar in centre of London

Aji - Excellent Noodle bar in London centre
My husband and I found an excellent Japanese canteen noodle bar in London next to Westminster bridge. Scrummy food at a very reasonable price in the centre of London.....what a find!!

It is called - Aji - and is inspired by the Ramen bars found in Japan. It is very canteen like but the food we had was delicious and the service excellent. You can view the chefs through glass the length of the kitchen cooking your food, the place was very clean, (and so were the toilets!)

I had katsu chicken which was fried chicken in breadcrumbs on a curry sauce (very mild & flavoursome) served with white rice mixed leaves & pickles £6.65 and my husband had the katsu pork, again only £6.95 served with rice, mixed leaves & pickles. Washed down with Jasmin tea only £1 per person with unlimited refils!

They also serve 3 types of soup noodles, Yakisoba (stir fried noodles), vegetarian dishes and sides including sushi as well as saki and chu-hi (Japanese alco pop)

Open from Monday to Saturday 12:00 - 23:00 and Sunday 12:00 - 22:00

We were served by Julia who was just lovely, so say hi to her if you go there.

We will definately go back there!