General Chat

TS Miss Spelling, not mis-spelling ;-)

Why are we reseraching this Mexican family? It is off thread, Mexicans eat no bread. Just fajitas, you silly **** :-D

Now John Thaw had rellies in the UK who ate bread ;-) Don't want to be a bore, but better to do John Thaw. It keeps us to the thread. Tin or wood for bread. :-D

Ahhh Mexico that explains why I couldn't find him on the 1891 census, I did find what I think could be his sister her name was Ocean.

Hi John believe it or not I knew it was a mis-spelling :-D :-D

TS, he's the lesser known brother of Marcel Wave, roots in Mexico.

TS Spelling mistake for microwave - Bob only went to Rugby :-( :-(

Now John Thaw was a relation :-D

Just shufled my slices and they all look ace :-D Now for the petits pois - yum :-D

Bob who is Michael Wave? Is he one of your Ancestors :-D ;-)

Bob and Island :-D :-D :-D

That is the first time I have laughed out loud since the war. And that was Chamberlain saying "peace in our time" and "look to the future with confidence" and then popping his clogs almost immediately. :-D Laughed so much think I might have apoplexy - struggling to tip thyss :-S

John, you'll need an electric carving knife with the 'ice sculpture' blades. Try a scoop of sorbet as a filling with a sprinkling of frozen peas. :-D

Bob, that is quite a palava - why not just eat it? :-S

I'm not getting why bread needs to be frozen - unless you are stockpiling :-S :-D

John you do the modern thing, buy sliced bread, freeze it ,

and take out enough slices for your daily needs........

quick thaw,
in michaelwave........

stand three or four slices on edge Like playing cards...and zap for1 minute and 30 seconds or so on defrost

Took bread out of microwave last night and placed it in freezer. Solid block this morning. How do I slice it? How do I make my sandwich? Any suggestions for filling? And not keen on peanut butter, but like most other things.

peanut butter bread sounded lovely?

Can we have a second opinion, Joy :-D

Has anyone heard of soda bread. My gran used to like in in 1950's. Not too keen myself. Used to throw it out for the birds and they would crash land soon afterwards :-( :-(

Shame you do not get paid for each hit on a thread. You would have made a lot of dough this weekend. :-D

Now can I be first (amd probably last) on your thread in October? Press submit. :-S

groan lol,

Rose You sound like a cross aunt :-(

I see this thread is still on a 'roll' ;-)

i remember muffy making peanut butter bread sounded lovely :-D

Careful John... I have a bread maker and it makes really love bread...when I use it.

Mersey I used to take bread from Port Sunlight to Speke. Never very fresh though. Sort of furry across the Mersey.

Had a burglar called today and said "where do you keep your bread?" "Microwave" I said. He hit me :-0

I expect you live in Cheshire - a traitor to your roots. And your bread will be baked in your own expensive breadmaker. Bourgeoisie.:-P
I still rememberf my pleibian roots, which is difficult when I live in Castell Coch and literally look down on everyone. :-D

I am posh ;-) takes sip of refreshment and Barfffffffffffffffffsssssssssssssss :-D

No not Dingle keep guessing.....

I have never ever put my bread in a fridge thinking of now :-)

OK, Mersey. I know you live in the Dingle, but was trying to tell others how posh you were. :-D