Comments for EatingBritain.com http://www.eatingbritain.com The UK Food Site Fri, 03 Jul 2009 10:22:18 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on Tell them what you really think! by Alison http://www.eatingbritain.com/tell-them-what-you-really-think.html/comment-page-1#comment-15002 Alison Fri, 03 Jul 2009 10:22:18 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/tell-them-what-you-really-think.html#comment-15002 Hi Linda, I'm not sure why you've been advised this. Onions are the basis of flavour in many dishes so I wouldn't make a stew without them. I can't see any reason not to include them. Did your advisor give you a reason? Hi Linda, I’m not sure why you’ve been advised this. Onions are the basis of flavour in many dishes so I wouldn’t make a stew without them. I can’t see any reason not to include them. Did your advisor give you a reason?

]]> Comment on Causa Limeña filled with shrimp by Ivan Antezana http://www.eatingbritain.com/causa-limea-filled-with-shrimp.html/comment-page-1#comment-14963 Ivan Antezana Fri, 03 Jul 2009 02:30:18 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/causa-limea-filled-with-shrimp.html#comment-14963 Dropped here searching for images for my daughter's homework. I'm from Peru, and just wish to make a little precision about the lemon juice we use here for many dishes. I've been to London almost 30 years ago and don't remember having tasted a lemon there. The most common varieties are sweet, but our lemons are very acid (like in another few places in the world), and that brings a "special touch" when talking about flavors (it even allows cooking of raw fish in our traditional "seviche"). So, I just wish to warn you about the lemon: if lemons in England aren't as acid as ours, maybe the taste of your causa could be different (though you can bet your great photograph could make anyone hungry). Dropped here searching for images for my daughter’s homework. I’m from Peru, and just wish to make a little precision about the lemon juice we use here for many dishes. I’ve been to London almost 30 years ago and don’t remember having tasted a lemon there. The most common varieties are sweet, but our lemons are very acid (like in another few places in the world), and that brings a “special touch” when talking about flavors (it even allows cooking of raw fish in our traditional “seviche”). So, I just wish to warn you about the lemon: if lemons in England aren’t as acid as ours, maybe the taste of your causa could be different (though you can bet your great photograph could make anyone hungry).

]]> Comment on Home Grown Watercress by ID. Walters http://www.eatingbritain.com/home-grown-watercress.html/comment-page-1#comment-14778 ID. Walters Wed, 01 Jul 2009 06:09:19 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/44/home-grown-watercress/#comment-14778 I've heard it is possible toget Lungworm from watercress grown in garden ponds, is thi true? I’ve heard it is possible toget Lungworm from watercress grown in garden ponds, is thi true?

]]> Comment on The miracle of Manuka honey by S Edwards http://www.eatingbritain.com/the-miracle-of-manuka-honey.html/comment-page-1#comment-14588 S Edwards Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:40:28 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/the-miracle-of-manuka-honey.html#comment-14588 Thanks for this informative article on Manuka Honey. I've been using it for about a week now, it was recommended to me by a friend, who knew a bit of it's healing properties, to help with my skin. I cannot tell you how much of a difference it has already made, it's absolutely amazing. I had a million tiny little bumps on my face and I could never figure out if it was a bacterial issue or a fungal issue. I don't like to take medication for anything, so I've been looking for a holistic or dietary change to cure it. I've tried so many things in the past, eliminating foods, eating weird things, taking various supplements, drinking special teas, colon hydrotherapy, cleansing, etc etc etc. I've been battling this for a couple of years!!! So far this Manuka Honey has shown me the fastest results of anything else I've tried. It's not completely gone yet, but greatly improved. And as a side note, I've also noticed it helps in my digestion/elimination of waste. I recommend trying Manuka Honey for anyone who has skin issues. I'm sure you've tried a million other things! What's the harm in trying this cure? Plus it's delicious!! Thanks for this informative article on Manuka Honey. I’ve been using it for about a week now, it was recommended to me by a friend, who knew a bit of it’s healing properties, to help with my skin. I cannot tell you how much of a difference it has already made, it’s absolutely amazing.

I had a million tiny little bumps on my face and I could never figure out if it was a bacterial issue or a fungal issue. I don’t like to take medication for anything, so I’ve been looking for a holistic or dietary change to cure it. I’ve tried so many things in the past, eliminating foods, eating weird things, taking various supplements, drinking special teas, colon hydrotherapy, cleansing, etc etc etc. I’ve been battling this for a couple of years!!! So far this Manuka Honey has shown me the fastest results of anything else I’ve tried. It’s not completely gone yet, but greatly improved. And as a side note, I’ve also noticed it helps in my digestion/elimination of waste.

I recommend trying Manuka Honey for anyone who has skin issues. I’m sure you’ve tried a million other things! What’s the harm in trying this cure? Plus it’s delicious!!

]]> Comment on Land share by David Anderson http://www.eatingbritain.com/land-share.html/comment-page-1#comment-14340 David Anderson Wed, 03 Jun 2009 20:30:46 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/land-share.html#comment-14340 Hugh F.W. has mentioned the desirability of farmers with spare bits of land to get involved.An excellent idea,and,to 'sweeten the pill' would it not be a reinforcing factor to allow the farmers teetering on the verge,to supply the necessary ancillaries to help aspiring gardeners so they can buy their composts or bean poles or whatever,on site.There may be many folk who's lack of mobility would be ammeliorated by not having to carry 'stuff'to and fro. regards Anderson,Neurotic Towers. Hugh F.W. has mentioned the desirability of farmers with spare bits of land to get involved.An excellent idea,and,to ’sweeten the
pill’ would it not be a reinforcing factor to allow the farmers
teetering on the verge,to supply the necessary ancillaries to help
aspiring gardeners so they can buy their composts or bean poles or
whatever,on site.There may be many folk who’s lack of mobility
would be ammeliorated by not having to carry ’stuff’to and fro.
regards
Anderson,Neurotic Towers.

]]> Comment on WI’s Charity Drive Uses Diamond-Mounted Stove To Cook Up Interest by April Brown http://www.eatingbritain.com/wis-charity-drive-uses-diamond-mounted-stove-to-cook-up-interest.html/comment-page-1#comment-13703 April Brown Thu, 14 May 2009 10:22:49 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/wis-charity-drive-uses-diamond-mounted-stove-to-cook-up-interest.html#comment-13703 The stove cooker serves as a big price but what's even better is at the other end of the line, a help to support a greater cause is served.. Let's start cooking.. The stove cooker serves as a big price but what’s even better is at the other end of the line, a help to support a greater cause is served.. Let’s start cooking..

]]> Comment on The 2008 Great Taste Award Gold winners are announced by Gary http://www.eatingbritain.com/the-2008-great-taste-award-gold-winners-are-announced.html/comment-page-1#comment-13657 Gary Mon, 11 May 2009 15:49:50 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/the-2008-great-taste-award-gold-winners-are-announced.html#comment-13657 Hi, Is it possible to send me a list of the Great Taste Award 2008 winners? Regards, Gary Hi,

Is it possible to send me a list of the Great Taste Award 2008 winners?

Regards,
Gary

]]> Comment on Tune up your digestion by Larry Armstrong http://www.eatingbritain.com/tune-up-your-digestion.html/comment-page-1#comment-13610 Larry Armstrong Fri, 08 May 2009 16:52:27 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/tune-up-your-digestion.html#comment-13610 Hi Patrick, just started reading new book,I have diabetes insulin depentant, cholesterol and high bloodpressure.I was 23st-10lbs at one stage went on every diet i seen still not getting any results so i had a gastric band fitted on 30th june 2008. I am now 19st-06lbs I want to lose about 4st more.I need some more help to reach my goal since i lost the weight i am off some of my tablets but i want to get off some more i am a very slow reader and want a jump start . look forward to hearing form you many thanks Larry Hi Patrick,
just started reading new book,I have diabetes insulin depentant,
cholesterol and high bloodpressure.I was 23st-10lbs at one stage went on every diet i seen still not getting any results so i had a gastric band fitted on 30th june 2008. I am now 19st-06lbs I want to lose about 4st more.I need some more help to reach my goal since i lost the weight i am off some of my tablets but i want to get off some more i am a very slow reader and want a jump start
.

look forward to hearing form you

many thanks
Larry

]]> Comment on Soil Association Organic Food Awards for 2008 by natalie http://www.eatingbritain.com/soil-association-organic-food-awards-for-2008.html/comment-page-1#comment-13204 natalie Sat, 02 May 2009 18:41:22 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/soil-association-organic-food-awards-for-2008.html#comment-13204 Hi there I have been using the asda green tea that you recommended for a long time now. Unfortunately they have just stopped stocking it and I wondered if you know of any other stockists. Hoping to hear from you Natalie Hi there
I have been using the asda green tea that you recommended for a long time now. Unfortunately they have just stopped stocking it and I wondered if you know of any other stockists.
Hoping to hear from you
Natalie

]]> Comment on Jerusalem Artichoke Soup by Joan http://www.eatingbritain.com/jerusalem-artichoke-soup.html/comment-page-1#comment-13118 Joan Thu, 30 Apr 2009 20:46:35 +0000 http://www.eatingbritain.com/360_jerusalem-artichoke-soup.html#comment-13118 Thats for cooked am looking for a RAW J. A. Soup. PLEASE!! Thats for cooked am looking for a RAW J. A. Soup.

PLEASE!!

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