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Forum: USA
Aug 22nd 2007, 9:12 pm
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

She can still log in as a visitor.
Forum: USA
Aug 22nd 2007, 9:08 pm
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

I'll pass the message on...oh wait...too late she'll have already read it. :D
Forum: USA
Aug 22nd 2007, 9:06 pm
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

TT's OK and lurking so be careful what you say about her. :eek:
Forum: USA
Aug 22nd 2007, 1:13 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

I just had a good teacher...my old mum. :)

In a rich fruit cake or Christmas cake we would use all three. If soaked in sherry overnight they plump up somewhat.
Forum: USA
Aug 22nd 2007, 1:13 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Red currants and black currants are members of the gooseberry family. Nothing to do with currants that Brits use.
Forum: USA
Aug 22nd 2007, 1:09 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Sultanas are bigger, plumper, juicier and lighter in colour than raisins. Currants are smaller, darker and usually tartar than raisins.
Forum: USA
Aug 22nd 2007, 1:02 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

I used to think sultanas, raisins and currants were the same....just varying degress of drying but they are infact from different grapes.
Forum: USA
Aug 21st 2007, 4:45 pm
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Thought puff and flakey were the same...not to be confused with filo of course.
Forum: USA
Aug 21st 2007, 4:39 pm
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Yes the flakey pastry is made with butter and filled with currants. Sugar is normally sprinkled on top.
Forum: USA
Aug 21st 2007, 1:41 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

I make all mine from scratch too. :rofl: :rofl:
Forum: USA
Aug 21st 2007, 1:40 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

I have seen them locally from time to time...next time I'll mail him a couple...they are my FIL's favourite.
Forum: USA
Aug 18th 2007, 3:08 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Hey Frank just thought...it's been a year since you left the greatest city in the world.
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 1:49 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Only if they were the best in the world Frank. :lol:
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 1:40 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Well now you mention it...Sheffield was also the cutlery capital of the world. :lol: That's what my grandfather's company made.
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 1:17 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Sheffield steel was renowned world wide. It was heavily bombed during the world wars because it was the major supplier of ammunitions...my grandfather's company made the best ammunitons during the...
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 1:08 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Of course...thanks for reminding me...I'll edit. ;)
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 1:03 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Oi....I'm a Sheffield lass. My grandfather had a steel business.
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 1:00 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Maybe it's because I came from the best steel capital of the world. :D
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 12:57 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Nope I knew it.
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 12:56 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Why not? Every home should have one. :lol:
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 12:53 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

:lol:

I suppose I should have added....one of those torches that cuts through metal. :p
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 12:45 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

I would guess he means an 0xyacetylene Torch.
Forum: USA
Aug 17th 2007, 12:06 am
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

We've got several very large pine trees...don't have a problem with the grass.
Forum: USA
Aug 16th 2007, 11:09 pm
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

Well my husband's just confirmed those were the best chips in the world. :rofl:
Forum: USA
Aug 16th 2007, 10:34 pm
Replies: 897
Views: 35,462
Posted By Jerseygirl

Re: Homesickness "grass is greener" syndrome

If you're a Brit you should know the more you complain the more we're gonna take the p*ss.
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