Comments on: Butternut squash soup http://www.planetveggie.co.uk/2009/11/16/butternut-squash-soup/ Weekly veg boxes, weekly soup recipes and other vegetarian stuff Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:56:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Allie http://www.planetveggie.co.uk/2009/11/16/butternut-squash-soup/comment-page-1/#comment-6155 Allie Fri, 26 Feb 2010 12:16:57 +0000 http://www.planetveggie.co.uk/2009/11/16/butternut-squash-soup/#comment-6155 Buttermilk is usually with the cream and creme fraiche in Tesco - they always have it in stock in my local! Buttermilk is usually with the cream and creme fraiche in Tesco – they always have it in stock in my local!

]]> By: Jimmy Hall http://www.planetveggie.co.uk/2009/11/16/butternut-squash-soup/comment-page-1/#comment-5369 Jimmy Hall Fri, 04 Dec 2009 13:55:49 +0000 http://www.planetveggie.co.uk/2009/11/16/butternut-squash-soup/#comment-5369 Love the blog, I wish I could keep up my blogging enthusiasm... Buttermilk - I don't think that you can buy it... Not to fear, it's simple to make, you just add some lemon juice to normal milk and voila. I've used it to make soda bread before. See here if you don't believe me: http://frugalliving.about.com/od/condimentsandspices/r/Buttermilk_Sub.htm Love the blog, I wish I could keep up my blogging enthusiasm…

Buttermilk – I don’t think that you can buy it… Not to fear, it’s simple to make, you just add some lemon juice to normal milk and voila. I’ve used it to make soda bread before.

See here if you don’t believe me: http://frugalliving.about.com/od/condimentsandspices/r/Buttermilk_Sub.htm

]]> By: Inspiration strikes | JogBlog running blog http://www.planetveggie.co.uk/2009/11/16/butternut-squash-soup/comment-page-1/#comment-5106 Inspiration strikes | JogBlog running blog Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:07:06 +0000 http://www.planetveggie.co.uk/2009/11/16/butternut-squash-soup/#comment-5106 [...] I thought I’d do two miles today and then I thought I’d do three and walk the last one if I have to as it’s time on feet that counts isn’t it? and then I thought oh no, I’ll be going over the field and I haven’t got my trail shoes on, only my normal ones and I think oh well, and I get down the road and there’s an old lady walking down the road towards me and she’s shielding her eyes and I think oh, it must be sunny that way then unless she’s shielding her eyes for no reason at all and I get to the field and I go round the corner and it’s all muddy and I think well, I could do with getting my shoes dirty as they’re almost as clean as when I first got them a year ago and I get to the next field and there’s a dog running around and I’m wondering if it’s a friendly dog and I decide it is and the friendly dog goes over with a stick in its mouth to its owner and then it sees me and thinks oooh, a new friend to throw my stick for me and it comes over with its stick and I stop and pat it on the head and say hello doggy and I look round for its owner and the man is smiling and he’s on the phone and he calls the dog and the dog’s called Molly and Molly goes over to him but then Molly comes back to me and I stop again and tell Molly to go back to her owner and the man ends his phone call and calls Molly over and she goes back to him and then back to me again and I think bloody hell, this could go on all day and I decide to just carry on running and hope Molly doesn’t follow me and why don’t these countryside people have any control over their dogs like they do in London? and then I’m back on the road and inspiration strikes for the second assignment for my OU course and I think hurrah, I know what I want to write but I think it might be a bit over-ambitious and I haven’t even got my results for the first assignment yet which are now four days overdue and I need to know if I should just give up now or carry on and then I’m back on the main road and there’s a Tesco van and I keep seeing Tesco vans round here and why don’t people go to Sainsbury as we’ve only been going to Tesco the last four weeks as they gave us four £10 off shopping over £30 vouchers but usually we go to Sainsbury as Shaun doesn’t like the type of people who shop in Tesco although soon Tesco will be half a mile away instead of 14 miles away and there’s a man getting in a car and he’s smiling at me or saying something but I can’t tell because the sun’s in my eyes and the old lady wasn’t shielding her eyes for no reason after all and I get home and Dermot the dog next door is barking and therefore not dead and I’m looking forward to lunchtime so I can have some more of the nicest soup in the world ever. [...] [...] I thought I’d do two miles today and then I thought I’d do three and walk the last one if I have to as it’s time on feet that counts isn’t it? and then I thought oh no, I’ll be going over the field and I haven’t got my trail shoes on, only my normal ones and I think oh well, and I get down the road and there’s an old lady walking down the road towards me and she’s shielding her eyes and I think oh, it must be sunny that way then unless she’s shielding her eyes for no reason at all and I get to the field and I go round the corner and it’s all muddy and I think well, I could do with getting my shoes dirty as they’re almost as clean as when I first got them a year ago and I get to the next field and there’s a dog running around and I’m wondering if it’s a friendly dog and I decide it is and the friendly dog goes over with a stick in its mouth to its owner and then it sees me and thinks oooh, a new friend to throw my stick for me and it comes over with its stick and I stop and pat it on the head and say hello doggy and I look round for its owner and the man is smiling and he’s on the phone and he calls the dog and the dog’s called Molly and Molly goes over to him but then Molly comes back to me and I stop again and tell Molly to go back to her owner and the man ends his phone call and calls Molly over and she goes back to him and then back to me again and I think bloody hell, this could go on all day and I decide to just carry on running and hope Molly doesn’t follow me and why don’t these countryside people have any control over their dogs like they do in London? and then I’m back on the road and inspiration strikes for the second assignment for my OU course and I think hurrah, I know what I want to write but I think it might be a bit over-ambitious and I haven’t even got my results for the first assignment yet which are now four days overdue and I need to know if I should just give up now or carry on and then I’m back on the main road and there’s a Tesco van and I keep seeing Tesco vans round here and why don’t people go to Sainsbury as we’ve only been going to Tesco the last four weeks as they gave us four £10 off shopping over £30 vouchers but usually we go to Sainsbury as Shaun doesn’t like the type of people who shop in Tesco although soon Tesco will be half a mile away instead of 14 miles away and there’s a man getting in a car and he’s smiling at me or saying something but I can’t tell because the sun’s in my eyes and the old lady wasn’t shielding her eyes for no reason after all and I get home and Dermot the dog next door is barking and therefore not dead and I’m looking forward to lunchtime so I can have some more of the nicest soup in the world ever. 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