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Questions Doubts and Requests => Tips and Tricks => Topic started by: Bonsai on February 09, 2014, 05:00:44 am
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I've just read this very interesting blog (http://www.eatyourbooks.com/blog/2014/2/8/perfect-brown-sugar,-every-time) on the Eat Your Books website - how to make your own brown sugar. It might be handy if you want to save on larder space or run out of brown sugar at a vital moment.
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Brilliant Bonsai. I always have molasses on hand. I have been buying molasses sugar too as it gives a lovely taste to biscuits. Now I will do it myself.
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I wish I had known this a few weeks go when I ran out of brown sugar and had to ask DH to go to the supermarket to get some more.
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Should have checked this site earlier. We are going out for dinner and I started making some biscuits to take and every recipe had brown sugar which I had run out of. What a brilliant idea to be able to choose how dark to have the sugar as I normally only use light muscadova or rapadura but there is the odd occasion when dark is needed. Forum to the rescue once again.
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Thanks for sharing.
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Brilliant, thanks Bonsai.
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Thanks Bonsai. I have added Golden Syrup in the past. Will certainly try this.
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Well I never gave a thought as to how brown sugar was made. How easy is that! No more lumpy brown sugar.
Someone please tell me though - what is and where do I find Molasses syrup?
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Thanks for sharing,
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I have a special little clay tile that you moisten and put in the brown sugar container to stop the sugar from going hard
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Denise's I buy molasses in Woolworths. I often use it instead of honey if I want a strong flavour. When you visit the Bundaberg Rum Distillery you get to taste the raw product, molasses. I love it. When Dad used to feed it to the cattle I would put my hand under the drum he was pouring it from a gobble. It is really no wonder I have a weight problem. :-\ :D :D
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what is and where do I find Molasses syrup?
I would imagine it is just plain old molasses.
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Thank you ladies - I rather imagined it might just be plain old Molasses. Now that you mention it Cookie I do remember my Dad feeding it to cattle. I will give it a shotl
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I remember my dad boiling it up on the stove for the horses when they were going to be showed, or was that linseeds???
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Molasses is also beneficial in the compost heap / giving a boost in a no dig garden. Apparently the little critters have a sweet tooth as well!
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Just read this today, thankyou Bonsai. Molasses is on the shopping list.