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Ive been making mince pies this morning with the help of my mum cos i cant make pastry for shit. They is well pretty and well tasty too. Ill put up a pic in a min.

Gonna make home made mincemeat for next year.

So show us what treats your making for Christmas.
Be over in 5 lol
Be sure to see some cookies in here from emma at some point soon lol
Ill pop the kettle on then
C00K135!

That is all.
take them to ace cafe dum?

i wont be there, but share the love anyway
Fooby why you not going to be there? Massive fail!!! Also yes Dum make some and brig them along Smile
Chris pastry is the easiest thing in the world to make bud next time your around I'll treat you to my famous stew an homemade dumplings they is the shizzle ha ha
This year, for my work lot, I'm making a selection of brownies, cookies, flapjack and liquor chocolates! All home made Smile
I made homemade mincemeat this year. Haven't tried it yet thou!
I eat all the lovely stuff my wonderful fiancé bakes far too quickly for her to ever get a chance to post pictures... And she does make the best cookies!!! With icing and chocolate icing, and hundreds and thousands... Nom nom nom! I'm turning into a fat bastard! Smile
great...i`m being praped!!!!!!
So far we've made chilli jelly, apple and ginger marmalade, chinese chews and gingerbread. Yet to come are cranberry flapjacks, condensed milk cookies, fudge, cranberry and coconut snowballs, the mince pies are being made today and i'll be making our usual batch of special chocolate brownies on Thursday... Wink

Will get some photos later, the chilli jelly is really pretty lol.
Poodle Wrote:So far we've made chilli jelly, apple and ginger marmalade, chinese chews and gingerbread. Yet to come are cranberry flapjacks, condensed milk cookies, fudge, cranberry and coconut snowballs, the mince pies are being made today and i'll be making our usual batch of special chocolate brownies on Thursday... Wink

Will get some photos later, the chilli jelly is really pretty lol.

That all sounds awesome, but chili jelly?? Wtf? Never ward is that before haha
Chilli jelly is so weird! Spicy yet cooling!
Mmmmm ginger marmalade. I love rhubarb and ginger marmalade but the rhubarb thing in our garden barely yields enough for a decent crumble far less enough to do marmalade as well
Dum-Dum Wrote:Mmmmm ginger marmalade. I love rhubarb and ginger marmalade but the rhubarb thing in our garden barely yields enough for a decent crumble far less enough to do marmalade as well

you need to go and pee on the rubarb chris is will bring it along Wink

oh while its growing not after youve picked it :naughty:
Yeah i'd never heard of it before either, tasty though. Just remembered the runner bean chutney we made this summer too, home-made (read: "cheap" lol) presents ftw!

Hmmm, trying to upload but photobucket has decided i'm signing in from a mobile and won't accept files sent as anything other than MMS... O.o

Fooby help! Sad
Here we go:

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And my strangely seductive gingerbread man:

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Ha ha ginger bread man looks stoned as !! quality bud!!
LOL your ginger man has messed up eyes, theyer either horny eyes or stoned eyes, tbh could be both
Right my mince pies

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Not quite baking but I've made some cider this year (both apple and pear). I bottled it yesterday afternoon and have now got 6 pints of pear cider and 18 pints of apple (oh and a demi-john of apple as well - approx 4.5l). Give it another week to mature and it will be ready for Christmas Day Big GrinD I *may* have already sampled it and it nice, quite dry, almost wine-like.
How many apples did you need to make that much cider as ive been tempted to do it with the apples out of my garden. Also how did you press them
Dum-Dum Wrote:How many apples did you need to make that much cider as ive been tempted to do it with the apples out of my garden. Also how did you press them

I used one bin liner (well, actually a charity bag) per Demi-John (each of which gives approx 6/7 pints). So it's a fair amount of apples, although mine all came from one tree, a guy at work said he'd bring me a few apples in, was expecting a carrier bag or so, and he turned up with 2 charity bags full Confusedhock:. As for pressing them, I didn't, I cheated and used a fruit juicer and a sieve.

Followed these "instructions" http://www.instructables.com/id/Simple- ... /?ALLSTEPS
Awesome, added link to my favorites as im gonna have a bash at that next year.
My dad makes vodka for Christmas every year Smile
We're making cider next year, got a customer that gives me a carrier bag of apples every week and throws tree-loads away. Elderberry wine is on the list too. We've already got blackberry vodka and raspberry gin(?) in the cupboard. At least I think it's gin, forgot to label them lol, should make it more interesting when it comes to taste-testing - "guess the dodgy home-brew..." heh heh.

Can't believe no-one else is going to comment on the hearts on Dum-dum's pies...
Dum these pies had best be making an appearance tonight at ace!
NiallHarper Wrote:Dum these pies had best be making an appearance tonight at ace!

I second this
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