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From: Agnes from Larkhall

To: all

Message 15

We were talking about the sardines at the Larkhall group on Thursday and then started talking about unusual recipes. Agnes came up with a brilliant recipe for Corned Beef Pate. Click Here to read it.
 

From: Anne from Hamilton

In Reply to: message number 13

Message 14

I don't bother about the bones.   I eat them head first: eyes, teeth and lips as well.

From: Jean from Blackwood

To: all

Message 13

I'd like to know how many people remove the bones from sardines before eating them?

From:             Tam in Forth

In reply to: message No.11 by Jenny in Larkhall.

Message 12

I don't know but I suppose this Coffee Shop is a sort of Learning forum.  

From:      Jenny in Larkhall

To:              Everybody

Message 11

Does anyone know where there is a local learning forum where learners can share their ideas and problems?

From:           John in Blantyre

To:                          Anybody

Message 10

Does anybody else fancy setting up a readers' group for learners?   The group would all read the same book and then could discuss it here on this page.

From:            Jim in Hamilton

To:                       Everybody

Message 9

This web site can be a great thing for South Lanarkshire's learners.

From: Allano

To: all

Message 8

Ref your query as to what a caper is.   I work in the kitchens at the Avonbridge where you held your meeting. We have a rather large jar of them there.   The caper is in fact a flower bud.   In that respect it may be classed as a fruit.   They are normally bought pickled and can be used in sauces but I like a small sprinkling of them in a mixed salad.
 

From: Meggie

To: all

Message 7

Grapes are my favourite fruit.   They don't look like capers.

From:  Webmaster

To: Douglas who sent in message 4

Message 6

Actually!?

From:  George from Larkhall

To: all

Message 5

I thought a caper was a carry on.

From:  Douglas

To: all

Message 4

A caper is a seed pod actually!

From:  the webmaster

To: the person that sent in message 2

Message 3

I thought a bramble was a fruit; it tastes like a fruit!

From: another person who didn't give a name

To: the person that sent in message 1

Message 2

A caper is not a bramble, it is a fruit or a berry.

Reply at Message No 3

From: a person who didn't give a name

To: a question posed by the webmaster

Message 1

A caper as mentioned in a recipe for posh hamburgers is a bramble and is used in sauces.

Reply at Message No 2