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Sun 8-Aug-10
11:54 am

Nanny Cook

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Just made lasagne for dinner for my fussy son-in-law and daughter-in-law who don't eat roast lamb! Also made my lemon curd this morning for the Peacehaven Horticultural Show next Saturday, hoping for a 1st! Already made blackcurrant jam and gooseberry jam from fruit grown in the garden. Got lots of baking to do next Friday, entering nearly all the baking classes, got a 1st last year for my rock cakes and victoria sandwich last year! (I'm very competitive!!) big_laugh Hubby entering vegetables.

Sun 8-Aug-10
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Nanny Cook said:

Just made lasagne for dinner for my fussy son-in-law and daughter-in-law who don't eat roast lamb! Also made my lemon curd this morning for the Peacehaven Horticultural Show next Saturday, hoping for a 1st! Already made blackcurrant jam and gooseberry jam from fruit grown in the garden. Got lots of baking to do next Friday, entering nearly all the baking classes, got a 1st last year for my rock cakes and victoria sandwich last year! (I'm very competitive!!) Hubby entering vegetables.

Just a few things Nanny Cook....my daughter is in France so has left the field clear for you.. big_laugh and speaking of Lasagne you reminded me of my son's faux pax when asked by his mother-in-law what his favourite dish was ...'mum's lasagne' came the reply and I'm a little worried about your last statement... confused but MOS or Danny might pick up on this one whistle whistle

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Sun 8-Aug-10
12:53 pm

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That sounds like a lot of work Marilyn, I'll keep my fingers crossed that you get at least two firsts this year.

I'll try that again!

Sun 8-Aug-10
1:51 pm

Danny

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Naughty, naughty, Elsa big_laugh

Good on you, Marilyn. I would be competitive too. Shame we are so far away or I would come to the PHS and roar and applaud loudly for you!

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Sun 8-Aug-10
10:16 pm

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wave Good luck Marilyn. Hope it all goes well. Our horticultural show is on Saturday too, but I shall not be entering anything. Only seeing what everyone else can do. Last year was my first year of attending it and I was amazed to see that some of the veg I had at home were better than some prize winners.

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