The Chill Out Zone

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by trikey

Morning all, the working week has finally ended, off to kip for a few hrs now…

Sleep tight, don't let the bed bugs bite

Morning all

[FLYING BANANA]

Morning everyone.

A bit grey and overcast this morning.

[Lancpudn]

Morning all, What a grey day.

[stevestrat]

Morning, naff morning here, very heavy drizzle/light rain.

[Gate Keeper]

Welcome to the day 😃
Richard replied to my text - all good, thank you Rich. Slow and steady wins the race

What’s everyone up to?

[stevestrat]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

What’s everyone up to?

Not a lot Phil. Once I've finished washing machine duties (Ging's uniform, she was working last night) need to get some shopping then make a batch of Pandesal, Filipino bread rolls, for Ging to take to friends in the Lake District tomorrow. Actually looking at that its a pretty full day!

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by stevestrat

Not a lot Phil. Once I've finished washing machine duties (Ging's uniform, she was working last night) need to get some shopping then make a batch of Pandesal, Filipino bread rolls, for Ging to take to friends in the Lake District tomorrow. Actually looking at that its a pretty full day!

Morning Steve, I hope your appreciated. Ging is lucky to have you, but I know you are up to the tasks

[stevestrat]

All of Ging's friends are nuts about my Pandesal, so much so that Ging got 20 kilo bags of flour online! Pandesal is similar to bread rolls but they are sweeter, more suited to jam than cheese, kinda halfway between bread and brioche.

Washing done, hanging back going out, in theory the rain is supposed to stop in the next hour or so.

[Lancpudn]

Afternoon all, It's gone muggy here, I've just mowed the lawns & my t-shirt is soaked
After emptying some 30ltr buckets of taters I've put the soil back in the buckets with some bone meal & covered it in chop & drop (lawn cuttings) ready for next year.
Best spuds this year by far are the 'Organic Pink Gypsy' bootiful eating potatoes steamed with just butter & seasoning







QUOTE=stevestrat;2893673]All of Ging's friends are nuts about my Pandesal, so much so that Ging got 20 kilo bags of flour online! Pandesal is similar to bread rolls but they are sweeter, more suited to jam than cheese, kinda halfway between bread and brioche.

Washing done, hanging back going out, in theory the rain is supposed to stop in the next hour or so.[/QUOTE]


I got some spices from the ebay in the post today namely 'Nigella seeds' (wish it was the voluptuous Nigella ) which they put into naan bread, I love that bread & I'm going to give it a go. Have you made naan bread Steve?

[stevestrat]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Have you made naan bread Steve?

Never had any inkling to make naans Ian, you can get them anywhere whereas you can't buy Pandesal apart from maybe a few specialist Filipino food shops and they'll be processed to bugry to give them an extended shelf life.

Back to heavy drizzle/light rain again.