Never Thought I'd Get Excited About This.....

[cameront120]

If you can't find custard powder, it's pretty easy to make from scratch:

Vanilla Custard recipe - Canadian Living

[Smartstream]

Originally Posted by masseyfarm

Nice wheels Dan but I think the Nanaimo Bars would melt in that convertible. What year was that??

Dave

Thanks Dave. We have had a lot of fun in that car. I think that tour was Sept. 2009. No we have never had a problem with Nanaimo Bars melting in the car, they are normally eaten long before they ever get to the car. We belong to a club nick-named the "Eat And Drive Club."

Cheers, Dan

[masseyfarm]

When you were here Dan, we were down east on Cape Breton Island, NS.

Google Maps

Below is a shot from the ARC on the east coast of Cape Breton travelling north. I think the best route is clockwise on this tour.

Dave

Originally Posted by Smartstream

Thanks Dave. We have had a lot of fun in that car. I think that tour was Sept. 2009. No we have never had a problem with Nanaimo Bars melting in the car, they are normally eaten long before they ever get to the car. We belong to a club nick-named the "Eat And Drive Club."

Cheers, Dan

[Smartstream]

Originally Posted by masseyfarm

When you were here Dan, we were down east on Cape Breton Island, NS.

Google Maps

Below is a shot from the ARC on the east coast of Cape Breton travelling north. I think the best route is clockwise on this tour.

Dave

It is a small world Dave, we did Cape Brenton last August. Love the 13% grade. We too did it clockwise. You can follow our trip here
http://www.airforums.com/forums/f42/...d-79445-9.html. We had a great 4 month ride.

Cheers, Dan

[Lily&Me]

Originally Posted by cameront120

If you can't find custard powder, it's pretty easy to make from scratch:

Vanilla Custard recipe - Canadian Living

Imagine my surprise to go to this site and see a recipe pop up for "Mince & Tatties", almost identical to what my Danish "Nana" cooked when I was a child. Never could find a recipe for it.

She called it Mincemeat, and her dish was what I thought mincemeat was until I was well into adulthood.

Going to have to try this on my carnivore hubby.

Neat site. Thanks!


Maggie

[zlee]

The first year I lived in the UK I was a bit boggled by a request for tatties and neeps...only to discover it's only mashed potatoes and turnips... :roll: