Nutmeg and mace
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- Gillthepainter
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Re: Nutmeg and mace
I'm afraid I don't use either enough to warrant a grater.
Mace?
Long ago when Greg did Sat Kitchen, I saw a so-simple baked fish recipe.
Can't remember who the chef was.
Baked whole fish (probably bream or bass).
Cream & mace.
It was actually very pleasant. I should make it again now that you've reminded me of it, Sloe.
Mace?
Long ago when Greg did Sat Kitchen, I saw a so-simple baked fish recipe.
Can't remember who the chef was.
Baked whole fish (probably bream or bass).
Cream & mace.
It was actually very pleasant. I should make it again now that you've reminded me of it, Sloe.
- Lusciouslush
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Re: Nutmeg and mace
I bought my nutmeg grinder centuries ago from a large cookshop in Convent garden - it's small, holds just the one nutmeg & made of wood with the handle turn at the top - still going strong after all these years - wouldn't be without it.
Re: Nutmeg and mace
Axel has a tube, with the grater on the side and a separate compartment for the nuts on top. You just take out a nut, grate and it falls down the tube (I had a similar one, but gave it away when I moved in with him).
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That is quite a while ago ... I think I was in Tübingen in 82, but in summer. Lovely town ...
Re: Nutmeg and mace
I tried out a breakfast loaf calling for ground mace, and duly grated it into the flour ... I think I will go back to cinnamon for breakfast oaves.
- Meganthemog
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Re: Nutmeg and mace
PatsyMFagan wrote:I love nutmeg on rice pudding and egg custard tarts, but always grate it over posh mash, usually when I use a ricer rather than just crushing them up (with their skins) with a masher ...
I have a little nutmeg grater a bit like a miniature cheese grater - does the job for me
Me too. My grandson laughs when he sees me using it and says it's a dolls house cheese grater!
Re: Nutmeg and mace
Meganthemog wrote:PatsyMFagan wrote:I love nutmeg on rice pudding and egg custard tarts, but always grate it over posh mash, usually when I use a ricer rather than just crushing them up (with their skins) with a masher ...
I have a little nutmeg grater a bit like a miniature cheese grater - does the job for me
Me too. My grandson laughs when he sees me using it and says it's a dolls house cheese grater!
It seems like only yesterday that your grandson was born MtM, but I’m guessing he is probably about five now? How time flies.
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- Meganthemog
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Close Busybee, he was 6 in May! Time really does fly.
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It really does, my first guess was that he would be three, but then I thought he must be older……….it’s frightening how fast life goes past.
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