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Have you tried making porridge in a slow cooker? It's usually trial and error but the longer to cook steel cut oats are better. Try Alfords. I have a small slow cooker I use overnight. Can add fruit etc. There are some suggestions on the internet. If you make it in a slow cooker then you could keep in fridge and then reheat during the week in microwave. You can also use your slow cooker as a bain marie. Put smaller bowl inside with oats - ratio is usually 4 cups water to 1 cup steel cut oats. If you google crockpot oatmeal you will find many recommendations. Otherwise I prefer to make it on hob. I recommend Flahavans (Irish) which is available at the Irish Shop on LL. Can add dried fruit like cranberries or cherries. Or sliced apples and cinnamon. One site:- http://www.frugalupstate.com/recipes/recipe-overnight-crock-pot-oatmeal/

bon3yard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think your on thin ice pedantry-wise if you cant > spell the word 'cringe'. ;-) or your for you're. am sure a lot of things like this can be due to dyslexia.

Have posted this in the Lounge as well but know that not everyone goes there. Has anyone on here had any treatment/experience with Mr. Whitehead (Consultant) at Kings? Apparently he is no longer there. Would be grateful if anyone with any experience could contact me by PM please.

Has anyone here been treated by Mr. Whitehead at Kings? Apparently he no longer works there. Would be grateful if anyone with any experience could contact me by pm please.

Mike_B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > anyone actually tried it out? is the quality good? > Farm shops in London are often very > disappointing... If by it you mean the jams, jellies and chutneys, then yes, I have and so have many others. Hopefully the creator will see this posting.

Locally made and sourced jams, chutneys and jellies made by SE22 woman and sold inside Franklins Farm Shop. She also sometimes sells outside Roullier White.

Rock start?

sophiechristophy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lamb Kofta Kebabs: > > 500g lamb mince > 2 garlic cloves, minced > 1 tsp cumin > 1 tsp ground coriander > Some herbs - parsely, oregano, thyme, whatever you > have. > Salt and black pepper. > > Gently combine the above (overmixing will make the > mixture tough). Form patties, and put under the > grill for about 6 minutes on each side (turning > once). > > Make a salad of finely shredded red cabbage, > cucumber, tomato and raw onion and dress with > olive oil and vinegar. > > Make a garlic sauce with 50:50 mayo and natural > yoghurt, a pinch dried mint and 1/2 a crushed > garlic clove. > > Serve all together with toasted pitta. I make something similar in burger form and cook in a pan. Or could do meatballs. I put cumin, chopped mint, salt, pepper, harissa and feta cheese. Also serve in warmed pita. Can add dollops of hummus on top of burger. Or not.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Usually in parks the gates are closed one at a > time, because the same person does it, so they > can't close them all at the stated closing time. Surely it doesn't take the same person over 2 hrs. and 45 minutes to close the gates?

The closing time stated on the Court Lane entrance is 5 pm. At ten past the gates were still open so who knows when it really closes.

Thanks. Wonder when the time changed as it is still winter! Does anyone know the exact closing time?

Does anyone know if the park is open later than 4.30 today?

Mabel2001 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No-one is ganging up on an old lady, that is the > whole point. You started a thread entitled Neighbour from Hell.

Southwark are the freeholders, so they own the land. I would sue them for any loss you suffered.

Has happened to me. No longer leave anything outside I am worried about. I regularly find flowerpots all over the lawn in the morning now.

Sounds like they have a very antiquated phone system. They should have a queuing system where you are told what position you are in. Even Melbourne Grove has this type.

Someone who has a business in Camberwell told me he pays ?600 per car in order to park in two streets nearby. Could something done for residents on streets like Zenoria, Tintagel and Derwent? Something like forcing people like John Alan Flowers, and estate agents, like Foxtons, who have numerous or large vehicles, to pay for parking their vehicles over the amount of say two, for example, without imposing the whole CPZ thing on residents. Perhaps Southwark will now start to counsult on the streets off Northcross Road like Nutfield and Archdale who no doubt suffer badly from parking problems, in the main I would guess from estate agents. As has already been mentioned, Goose Green School, GM Hairdressers and other businesses in the Grove Vale area no doubt contribute to perceived parking problems.

Using an approved mortice lock is a condition of your house insurance. They won't pay out if you don't.

If you are not seen within 48 hrs. then the surgery is breaking their contract with the PCT.

To make comments about this or any surgery visit the NHS Choices website:- http://www.nhs.uk

To make a complaint, email:- [email protected] Also, leave comments on the NHS Choices website regarding whichever surgery.

Appointments within 48 hours are supposed to be available. You must inform the PCT as they should take action if this is not the case.

peterstorm1985 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nice idea Loz, but if each property had a permit > for just one car, all those second cars would > still be parking in the adjacent streets..... (And > all those with a permit but no car could sell > their allocation to a 'commuter' and how we would > all laugh at the result) don't think that would be allowed as the car would have to be registered at the property.

Does anyone have an agenda for tomorrow's meeting at St. Barnabas?

EMR You probably come under Highshore Rd. Sorting Office.