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and so far most of the recipes have been quite OK for us regular folk, but the last two - a humongous bowl of prawns followed by a steak the size of 1/2 cow is probably out of financial reach of most of us?

It looked yummy though - esp the Eton Mess with Pomegranates

Oh didn't spot that - we've just watched last night's Last tango in Halifax
Which channel was it, maybe I could catch it tomorrow...I have a small stash of yummy prawns in the freezer, grabbed in Waitrose last week reduced
Bb doesn't eat them, at the moment they're earmarked for eldest and I

I bought one of those prawn rings. I got one last year and it was good - didn't last long!

Di, I'll check what programme it was. The prawns looked yummy - she'd stir fried some ginger and spring onions and other bits I tink (I wasn't watching all the time LOL) and then chucked in the raw prawns - loads of them - which were then served with nothing but bread.

Very simple but as I love prawns absolutely delicious.

I found the recipe here: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/nige ... index.html

Rodo, where did you get your ring from? I've got my mom with me for 2 weeks over Christmas and I would quite like to have loads of little snacky type foods in the house so we can just relax and chill. And we both love prawns so

Ria, those ingredients look a lot like the base of Thai prawns - without the noodles and beansprouts.

I notice that just about all the supermarkets have prawn rings this year.

With regards pomegranates.

I am not a fan of raspberries or strawberries, but I always fancied and Eton mess. ASDA were doing their own range of pomegranates in juice. Once the juice was poured off they were just like fresh - expensive though.

Workingman wrote:With regards pomegranates.

I am not a fan of raspberries or strawberries, but I always fancied and Eton mess. ASDA were doing their own range of pomegranates in juice. Once the juice was poured off they were just like fresh - expensive though.

I'll give you some of my pomegranates WM...no cost.