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I remember when I came on one of my families many trek home visits (this is the fifth and final visit, dad couldn't decide which country he loved best although I think you know by now which one we ended up in!!!), we were going through London and emblazoned on wall advert was a baked bean advert. Someone had added to it and it read Heinz beans means farts. Still remember that to this day. Lol.

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We are watching Country Show Cook off on BBC2.


The food is glorious. I loved the Devon seafood competition.

In the first cook off up North in Glendale, the chefs made fruit tarts. They made a mistake, per local definition of a fruit tart. The locals tarts are pies! The locals called the fruit tarts, without pastry toppings, flans!

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I'm wondering why a half-loaf ciabatta that I didn't get around to eat became soft again after I put it in a Ziplock bag overnight. I thought my husband might smash it for bread crumbs, but just now I squeezed it and it's much softer than before. All I did was put it in a Ziplock.
 
Kaykaykay said:
I'm wondering why a half-loaf ciabatta that I didn't get around to eat became soft again after I put it in a Ziplock bag overnight. I thought my husband might smash it for bread crumbs, but just now I squeezed it and it's much softer than before. All I did was put it in a Ziplock.
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Maybe there was moisture trapped deep in the apparently dry loaf. Putting it in a ziplock bag would have allowed what moisture there was to diffuse throughout the loaf, without evaporating into the open air.
 
scifan57 said:
Maybe there was moisture trapped deep in the apparently dry loaf. Putting it in a ziplock bag would have allowed what moisture there was to diffuse throughout the loaf, without evaporating into the open air.
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That would be likely. When I put it in the Ziplock, I squeezed out the air, zipped and left overnight, and that's it.
 
Put it in a tin. Cookies in tins, cakes in plastic. In my case Tupperware. Love that stuff. I was a manager of five ladies once with a car to go with it. Those were the days. I was useless of course, I have two or three cupboards of the stuff. I couldn't bear to part with it. You are supposed to sell it for profit. Lol

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This is what I'm making for dinner tonight.

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A Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR) song is playing in the background. Care to guess what's cooking?

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Opening a chocolate bar, something I rarely crave and have maybe a couple of times a year. Makes me think of Willy Wonka and his chocolate factory and oompa loompas.

 
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