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[vyvyanx]

Recently I have been working on my article, and making new dishes that I haven't made before. Inspired by a recent thread on cam.misc, I made gnocchi (for those who followed the thread, mine _did_ float after a couple of minutes - it was very exciting :-). They seem to turn out rather too large and sticky, but taste nice. I'll make them again for my friend A when he comes over for dinner tonight.
I also made lemon sorbet, which was great fun, although I did manage to accidentally zest my knuckle rather than the lemon at one point (ouch). It took a while to freeze, as our freezer box is small and not very powerful, but it worked in the end.
I am cross that Sainsbury's have stopped stocking quorn roasts. I wonder if I can get them anywhere else in Cambridge.
My article is mostly done, and looks very pretty.

Comments

[simonb.livejournal.com]

Sainsbury's have stopped stocking Quorn roasts ? That is quite evil.... however I'm fairly sure I've seen some at the Coldham's Lane Sainsbury's.

And I know that the Milton Tesco's stock them (so the new one on Newmarket Road may as well).

[vyvyan.livejournal.com]

I'll try them, thanks. Quorn's own site claimed that Sainsbury's was the only chain to (sometimes) stock the roasts, so I thought I was out of luck. I wish Coop did them; they're much closer. Al-Amin's do quite a lot of the Quorn range, but unfortunately not the roasts.

[valkyriekaren.livejournal.com]

see if the Asda at the Beehive does them? Or an own-brand vegetarian roast? They'll probably be cheaper than 'we want to be M&S' Sainsburys

[meirion.livejournal.com]

ah, that explains why i can cope with buying stuff from sainsbury's then.

-m-

[vyvyan.livejournal.com]

I've never come across any other varieties of vegetarian roast except the Quorn one. I'd certainly try one if I found it.