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What Does 'bring The Vegetables To A Blow' In Recipe Terms Mean (Uk)?
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I've seen this expression, 'bring the vegetables to a blow' in a Nigella Lawson pumpkin recipe, but not being a cook AT ALL, I wondered if it was just a typo for boil, or that this really is a cooking term!
Please help, as my grandchildren are looking forward to the soup this weekend!
PS Wish me luck - I'm gonna need it!
Please help, as my grandchildren are looking forward to the soup this weekend!
PS Wish me luck - I'm gonna need it!
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it appears not to be Nigella's own, so it won't have been proofread http:// www. nigella. com/ recipes/ view/ easy- pumpkin- soup- 4003 to the boil... I suppose. Maybe it was written by predictive text.
09:16 Sat 12th Oct 2013
That's what I thought, but didn't want to assume, not being a cook! I've trawled the net and can't find any cooking definition for it, so I guess it is a typo. What threw me, was the phrase 'to A blow' and not 'to THE blow'. I've always heard it as 'bring to THE boil', so thought it must be something else!
I really must try harder..
Thanks x
I really must try harder..
Thanks x
it appears not to be Nigella's own, so it won't have been proofread
http:// www.nig ella.co m/recip es/view /easy-p umpkin- soup-40 03
to the boil... I suppose. Maybe it was written by predictive text.
http://
to the boil... I suppose. Maybe it was written by predictive text.
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