Lemnon custard issues

[Cornish Cream]

think they would be more expensive because they wouldn't have as long shelf life CC. I have one of those Enjo cloths that wipes the wax off

I have never heard of a Enjo cloth, could you possibly send me a link to a website, so I could have a look.

[achookwoman]

If a recipe has zest and sugar,  I always process this first.  I give it a good zap and then have a look.  It is all mixed together.  Then if it had flour, corn flour or custard powder I add this next and zap again.  Usually use lemons off my tree,  but have never had this grainy problem.

[CreamPuff63]

here it is CC, its the apple shaped cloth (Fruit & Veg cloth). It also gets the wax off green apples. It is quite an expensive brand, however you might have something similar in the UK perhaps.

[Cornish Cream]

Thanks CP  I have never seen anything like that in the UK,I might contact Lakeland to see if they will stock them

[CreamPuff63]

to be honest in all likelihood they wont't (I'm not a Enjo consultant either) because this is a party plan thing. I havn't had a party (cos I'm sick of them) but just ordered when they have a stand in the middle of the shopping centre.

[Cornish Cream]

to be honest in all likelihood they wont't (I'm not a Enjo consultant either) because this is a party plan thing. I havn't had a party (cos I'm sick of them) but just ordered when they have a stand in the middle of the shopping centre.

Didn't realize it was a party plan thing.

[CreamPuff63]

I think you can also from the consultants what you want, but they are always telling you what this months hostess incentive is "in case you thought about having a party"

[Cornish Cream]

I think you can also from the consultants what you want, but they are always telling you what this months hostess incentive is "in case you thought about having a party"

I found that Enjo trade in the U.K and have sent them an email asking if they sell the Fruit and Veg Cloth, as I couldn't see it on their website.

[Deniser]

Great tip to dry the lemon rind etc.  I often throw away the lemon after juicing but will peel the rind off first from now on.