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Willenium tugs our sleeve and says: Tell us why the past was a bit shit. You may wish to use witty anecdotes reflecting your own personal experience.

(, Thu 29 Aug 2013, 13:06)
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You're doing it wrong.
Add it to a crumble topping, then try to tell me it's horrible.
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 17:38, 3 replies)
your suggestion intrigues me
i shall give it a go next week, as crumble season is just about upon us
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 17:40, closed)
I drove past a farm selling big bags of cooking apples only today
Life is looking up.
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 17:41, closed)
i can get a big bag of rhubarb next week
rhubarb crumble is the best crumble there is
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 17:54, closed)
Gooseberry
is the king of crumbles.
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 18:05, closed)
We had apple, blackberry, and gooseberry last week,
which was very nice, but you can't beat rhubarb.
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 18:35, closed)
you are an utter brainwrong
rhubarb wins
(, Sun 1 Sep 2013, 14:52, closed)
I have a neighbour who leaves huge bunches of home-grown rhubarb on my doorstep
for which I am always pathetically grateful.

Trying to keep down the fat-consumption, I stew it with brown sugar and serve it hot with a dollop of creme fraiche or plain Greek yogurt or fromage frais, and a handful of fresh fruit like raspberries or blueberries on top.

'scuse me, I'm just off to check the front door...
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 18:49, closed)
Gizza stick.

(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 20:00, closed)
A fat one or a thin one?

(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 23:45, closed)
I have a similar neighbour with an allotment
so I also open my front door to minutes old produce.
Can't beat it.
(, Sun 1 Sep 2013, 22:08, closed)
A workmate's neighbour leaves her tons of fresh produce but her bratty kids won't eat it
so she brings it in for me.

I pedal home with bags of greens and spuds. Last week there was a pile of broad beans. Broad beans! Possibly my favourite food EVER. I steamed them and ate them from the pan.
(, Mon 2 Sep 2013, 14:45, closed)
Is it just the leaves?

(, Sun 1 Sep 2013, 0:46, closed)
you are making me very jealous
the last thing left on my doorstep was half a seagull.
stupid cat.
(, Sun 1 Sep 2013, 14:47, closed)
You could crumble that
You're just lazy.
(, Mon 2 Sep 2013, 13:21, closed)
yes, but then i'd have to eat it with bird's custard
and i hate custard
(, Mon 2 Sep 2013, 13:56, closed)
So what do you put on your rhubarb?
We have 'orsemuck on ours.
(, Mon 2 Sep 2013, 14:47, closed)
ice cream
with hot crumble
(, Mon 2 Sep 2013, 15:03, closed)
peach crumble
Nicer then it looks/sounds
(, Sun 1 Sep 2013, 12:40, closed)
very much so
i like peaches when they're firm, so if i've got a few left that have gone soft, i crumble them.
(, Sun 1 Sep 2013, 14:43, closed)
Oooh I've done that!
Very nice it was too.
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 17:42, closed)
^ this
Also, as a tip, before it goes in the oven, flick a bit of water all over the surface of the crumble. It makes the top nice and crunchy when it comes out
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 18:04, closed)
That's a good idea,
and probably healthier than my usual "add more sugar" approach.
(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 18:36, closed)
Ooh yes, will try that too!

(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 18:49, closed)
Make sure to flick some over the mains sockets while you're there.

(, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 23:41, closed)
i always go for the more sugar approach
i like the crumble sweet and the rhubarb quite tart.
(, Sun 1 Sep 2013, 14:46, closed)

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