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Oct 2012
12:08pm, 19 Oct 2012
10,215 posts
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early bird
sounds like my dog might like playing with them rolling them around the kitchen floor then 
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Oct 2012
12:10pm, 19 Oct 2012
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JenL
They do taste delicious. Not sure they'd be much of a delight once passed through a dog though, so if s/he's inclined to chew toys you might want to think again
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Oct 2012
12:14pm, 19 Oct 2012
22,762 posts
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JenL
I think freezing the pomegranate juice for use with a nice cava would be the best option if you're only expecting a couple as they won't yield a huge amount of juice. I've seen recipes for pomegranate sorbet, which is very nice, but they tend to be US, where the fruit is much more plentiful, and requite 8-10 pomegranates. The skin and membranes are bitter so don't include them.
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Oct 2012
12:19pm, 19 Oct 2012
4,261 posts
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becca7
Rather than picking the pomegranate seeds out with a pin or cocktail stick apparently the easiest thing to cut it in half and hold it with the flat side on your palm over a bowl of water while bashing it with a wooden spoon. The seeds fall out into the bowl and again the skin will float on the top.
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Oct 2012
12:19pm, 19 Oct 2012
10,216 posts
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early bird
Oh I like the idea of freezing the juice for adding to cava
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Oct 2012
2:43pm, 19 Oct 2012
2,065 posts
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Clueless
Just popped in to say I have just eaten a slice of DaveA's cake (page 4) and it is sublime!
I am going to try an make a malt loaf in a bit I got a big jar of malt extract that is usually £6 for 86p. Just clearance stock, so here goes.
(Sorry I am off topic aren't I)
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Oct 2012
7:31pm, 19 Oct 2012
13,199 posts
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HellsBells
here's the orange birthday cake
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Oct 2012
7:35pm, 19 Oct 2012
14,290 posts
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sheri3004
Looks gorgeous. I love orange flavour cakes. And lemon. Yum.
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Oct 2012
8:43pm, 19 Oct 2012
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JenL
Oh, that looks nice My older boys still like to have their birthday cake, even though they're all left home.
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Oct 2012
8:44pm, 19 Oct 2012
22,764 posts
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JenL
It's probably one of the things I'll have to give up when they settle down, isn't it?
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