Posts by soupdragon

Hi PixieDiva! Thanks for replying. Yes, that was what I wanted to know, thank you. Somebody else had suggested it, and I thought, ah of course. I haven't tried another quiche yet, but might do at the weekend to make sure it works...

Ha ha Gunnar, good one about the fish. My dog STINKS, and I think she's run off with fish heads I left out for the cat, bad mistake ... you know how they roll in things.:cry:

Hi Bughut, many thanks for your cheery reply. Sorry you not trading anymore, just lack of business? I'm actually not in Perth, 13 miles north, in Dunkeld. I don't know Perth that well actually (what, but you live near there!?) there's...

Hey thanks, Ed. Will try that, yes it sounds like it would act like a sealant to stop the liquid soggifying the pastry!

Hi Bughut! Yeah, I saw you were in Dundee - neighbours! I was looking at your catering business, grand. If I ever huv a marquee-do!! and canny be bothered spreading the sannies. Thanks for your reply, and look forward to seeing you...

;) No worries OregonYeti - great name! Hope to see you again on posts.

Can anyone help me re soggy pastry? For example, quiche. I've tried baking the case blind - soggy pastry at the bottom. I've tried just pouring quiche mixture into uncooked pastry base - soggy pastry. Lovely round the sides, though,...

You are brave. Me + my Mum = 2 days max. Have a good time!! I have the ideal distance between me and her. One hour's drive! Too long to pop by, but short enough to come for the day AND GO HOME afterwards! Sorry Mum, I love your...

LOVE making soup, Ishbel. It is a great way to get vegetables, well almost anything ... into a child's stomach! Our favourite - nettle soup. All I need to buy is the onion, as I havenae yet been able to grow mine successfully. ...

Hi Ishbel, thanks for your reply:lips: Yes, you can't really go wrong with haggis, well I suppose you can!! Will enjoy browsing and hopefully getting some handy tips. SD:D