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Old 03-23-2010, 08:32 AM   #12615
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Originally Posted by GeoffC View Post
It's a Green & Blacks recipe ...

drinking chocolate (used G&B cocoa) 3.5 oz
self-raising flour 8 oz
castor sugar 7 oz
DARK CHOCOLATE 3.5 oz
unsalted butter 4.5 oz
cooked beetroot 9 oz
3 large eggs (I substituted)

7 inch cake tin, buttered and floured. 180 oven temp. sift cocoa powder/flour/sugar. melt chocolate & butter. Puree beetroot. Whisk eggs. Stir eggs into puree. Add beetroot and chocolate/butter into dry ingredients and mix thoroughly. Bake 50 mins (or so)....
That really sounds luscious...I saw that recipe before, right?

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you need to go out for an evening jog - that'll both give you fresh air and wear you out!
Physically, I was all worn out when I got to bed - I walk to and from work and I did "The Great Weekend ScrubOut" yesterday because the bf didn't let me when he was here. It's the brain that can't keep quiet. I don't think I slept before 2am, and I woke up at 6:30... an hour and a half before my wake up time!

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I've been looking into something like these, also known as "Earthbox". Seems a simple idea, but don't know how effective they are in terms of yield etc. Seems a little expensive, though there are numerous ideas for DIY ones.
Very easy to do, once you find a source for containers. I will get mine free from the grocery store, where, in the bakery, they receive premade muffin mixes in big, sturdy plastic containers and throw them away after use!
I even tried the method with 4L water jugs, in which I cultivate basil. It looks incredibly good and healthy, and it grows much faster than any basil I ever had, and it's not even outside!
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