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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / September 2004OTP Cooking tip
I love rhubarb crumble, but I was so tired this evening, I couldn't be faffed to make the crumble bit. I stewed the rhubarb though, and had a tin of custard. Everyone moaned at me for lack of crumble, so I had a brainwave. Pounded up a few digestive biscuits and sprinkle on top of rhubarb and custard. It sounds odd, but its lovely! There you go - lazy cow's crumble. Jayne > I love rhubarb crumble, but I was so tired this evening, I couldn't be > faffed to make the crumble bit. I stewed the rhubarb though, and had a tin [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Jayne Good thinking, Batman! You could also have used Weetabix. If you're a lazy cow, I wonder what that makes me lol Janet > Everyone moaned at me for lack of crumble, so I had a brainwave. Pounded up > a few digestive biscuits and sprinkle on top of rhubarb and custard. It > sounds odd, but its lovely! > > There you go - lazy cow's crumble. Even better with plain chocolate digestives. which might make it 'lazy fat cows crumble' ;-))  SignatureHeather. > > Everyone moaned at me for lack of crumble, so I had a brainwave. Pounded up > > a few digestive biscuits and sprinkle on top of rhubarb and custard. It [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Even better with plain chocolate digestives. which might make it 'lazy > fat cows crumble' ;-)) Oh that sounds nice! Or you could crush maltesers (that would go down well with Janet!). Jayne > > Even better with plain chocolate digestives. which might make it 'lazy > > fat cows crumble' ;-)) [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Jayne Wotta waste of Maltesers - no, I could never sanction their use as a crumble - sorry Janet > I love rhubarb crumble, but I was so tired this evening, I couldn't be > faffed to make the crumble bit. I stewed the rhubarb though, and had a tin [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Jayne Okay, lurkin' 'merkin needs translation of 'digestive biscuits'. I know that biscuits are what we call crackers. I also know that what you call crackers are what we call poppers...anyway, I digress. Can anyone give me a definition of this term, please?:o) Kelly > Okay, lurkin' 'merkin needs translation of 'digestive biscuits'. I know > that biscuits are what we call crackers. I also know that what you call > crackers are what we call poppers...anyway, I digress. Can anyone give > me a definition of this term, please?:o) > > Kelly After looking on the Internet, it seems that in the US the closest thing to digestive biscuits are 'Graham Crackers' though it does say these are sweeter than the UK digestive. Happy eating! SignatureHeather. >>Okay, lurkin' 'merkin needs translation of 'digestive biscuits'. I know >>that biscuits are what we call crackers. I also know that what you call [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Happy eating! Thanks, Heather...that helps. Every now and then one of these terms trips me up and I have to ask for translation. Kelly > Okay, lurkin' 'merkin needs translation of 'digestive biscuits'. I know > that biscuits are what we call crackers. I also know that what you call > crackers are what we call poppers...anyway, I digress. Can anyone give > me a definition of this term, please?:o) > > Kelly LOL Kelly - sorry about that! I see heather answered further down. I would say Graham crackers too. But I do like the Chocolate Digestive idea.............. Jayne > LOL Kelly - sorry about that! I see heather answered further down. I would > say Graham crackers too. But I do like the Chocolate Digestive > idea.............. > > Jayne Well, tonight we had no biccies left (the horrors had eaten them all, sprinkled over yogurts, after school - wonder where they got that idea!). So, I took a little meringue nest (bought) and spooned in some rhubarb and topped with custard. Lovely! Jayne >So, I took a little meringue Thought they were the funny looking fellas on star trek? -- email replies via - http://www.andyspages.org.uk > >So, I took a little meringue > > Thought they were the funny looking fellas on star trek? > > -- > email replies via - http://www.andyspages.org.uk I will bow to your superior knowledge there Andy! They look like squashed hard clouds to me! Jayne >> >So, I took a little meringue >> >> Thought they were the funny looking fellas on star trek? >I will bow to your superior knowledge there Andy! OK, poor attempt at a joke anyway http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/series/DS9/cast/69060.html Armin Shimerman ring any bells? -- email replies via - http://www.andyspages.org.uk >Armin Shimerman ring any bells? http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/library/places/article/69528.html I'm told on earth, this is known as "Rhyl"........ops -- email replies via - http://www.andyspages.org.uk >I'm told on earth, this is known as "Rhyl"........ops I was going to put "Reading" but thought better of it, this all started with Rhubarb and ended up total Rhubarb! -- email replies via - http://www.andyspages.org.uk >>Armin Shimerman ring any bells? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > -- > email replies via - http://www.andyspages.org.uk That is why I wasn't sure what you meant - I have never watched Star Trek beyond the original series! Jayne >That is why I wasn't sure what you meant - I have never watched Star Trek >beyond the original series! > >Jayne And now you can see capt Slog on cereal ads on TV. -- email replies via - http://www.andyspages.org.uk >>So, I took a little meringue > >Thought they were the funny looking fellas on star trek? or as Sandy Morton would say "no you were right!..." (oh the old ones are the best) -- email replies via - http://www.andyspages.org.uk >I love rhubarb crumble, but I was so tired this evening, I couldn't be >faffed to make the crumble bit. I stewed the rhubarb though, and had a tin [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >There you go - lazy cow's crumble. This thread is making me hungry! I LOVE rhubarb, I LOVE custard, and don't even begin to talk to me about crumble! Digestives on top sounds excellent, weetabix sounds a bit weird, but who knows? And chocolate digestives - well, I've not even go there ... :-) Next time I'm in Sainsbury's .... >This thread is making me hungry! I LOVE rhubarb, I LOVE >custard, and don't even begin to talk to me about crumble! >Digestives on top sounds excellent, weetabix sounds a bit >weird, but who knows? And chocolate digestives - well, I've >not even go there ... :-) Do you know what I love above all other sweets or desserts? Two large bananas cooked on the barbecue and served, peeled, with a melted Mars Bar poured over them. God I go weak at the knees thinking about that. - Remove AT to reply P F James |
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