What to eat . . . .

mollykins | 18:43 Fri 01st Oct 2010 | ChatterBank

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Because of my inflammed ear which hurts when I eat, especially chewy stuff I haven't eaten much recently and at the moment i'm starving (had a sandwich and a banana at about 5pm) what nice, sweet comfort food, pudding can I make myself?

We've got custard powder (and the other stuff to make custard), cremem fraiche, drinking chocolate (and cocoa i think), an apple (which would have to be chopped very finely), grapes, honey, syrup, cheerios, mini oatibix, shreddies aswell as the basics such as sugar and flour . . . .

obviously the recipe doesn't have to include all of the above. . . .

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mollykins

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And it's has to be soft, and easy to eat . . . . .

mollykins

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Ther'es no banana left, hence why I didn't include it on the list of stuff i can use.

annie0000

Baked stuffed apple and custard - then you dont have to chop the apple.

mollykins

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Stuffed with what though annie?

mollykins

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And i'm assuming I peel it first . . . .

rinkins

I'll just get me vino and get comfy lol....

Mosaic

When you bake or microwave it the skin of the apple simply separates off the flesh, so you can just leave it on the plate.

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annie0000

don't peel it, core it and its usually stuffed with raisins or chopped dried fruit, but you could use whatever you have e.g. chop up the grapes and mix with honey or syrup - or just bake it plain with no stuffing. You dont eat the kin, that just keeps it together and it's all soft in the middle.

mollykins

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aaahhhhh thanks, it would save me the hastle.

anyway what can I stuff the apple with? Also it's a normal eating apple not a cooking apple.

mollykins

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The grapes are seedless . . .