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Can you buy condensed milk over here in the supermarkets, if so what is it called?

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Yes you can. In tubes or tins. It's called Lait concentré. It's normally with the powdered milk.
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Thanks Thumbs, always the reliable... :lol: :lol:
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:lol: :lol:

What type of pudney you making then, M?????? :lol: :wink:

Just as an aside, most of the items you can buy in England you can get over here. There are a few that I've not found yet, but for the most part, you will just need to ask the question to know what to look out for. :D
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Post by Kathy »

Good to know I bring it over with me as didn't think you could buy it.
While we are on it can you get evaporated milk like Carnation type?
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yup - but I forget what its called off the top of my head. lol :lol:

(ha ha! for the quiche!!!)
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(ha ha! for the quiche!!!)
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I am doing a lemon cheesecake, haven't made one in years,I use a recipe form a old Hamlyn cook book, got my digestives, well I think they are, they look similar. Will let you know how it goes....getting into the retirement lark, having time to bake again.. :lol: :lol: ...oops and yes got the condensed milk too thanks..
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Post by thumbelina »

Delia has a recipe for a lemon ricotta cheesecake which is absolutely delumpshus but takes bloody ages to make.

However, it tastes almost identical to a recipe I learned many years ago!

Normal biscuit base. 1 tin condensed milk, 1 tin sterilised milk, zest and juice of as many lemons as you want.

And that's it! :lol: :lol: :roll: :roll:

Needless to say, the Delia recipe has only been used the once!!! lol :D :D :D
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old Hamlyn cook book...

...not Marguerite Patten was it?

..we are just children of our time.. :lol:
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....I tried to keep my talent quite :wink: but wish I was a penny behind her..

I started with a Be-Ro (Bells Royal) book and loved it, then Mrs Beeton, then I purchased a Delia book and never looked back, she introduced me to cooking, and now have so many cook books I have lost count. :roll:
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