…
especially from a dessert point of view. If I have visitors at
the last minute I want to be able to offer them a dessert but I may
not have the time to make one from scratch or even to pop out to buy
one.
When
I say “store cupboard” I include the freezer too. Top of my list
is a batch of vanilla ice cream – it cannot fail.
Earlier
this year I gave you three different versions of a “Hodgepodge”.
If you'd like to have a look at each of the recipes, you'll find
them on the blog Easter Emergencies A Hodgepodge, Hodgepodge –
take 2 and Hodgepodge … again. The Compote Compilation will
give you the recipe for Blueberry Compote.
You
don't have to spend a fortune and you can make bits and pieces
yourself if you feel inclined or, more to the point, if you have time
– for example meringue kisses or either of the curds – lemon or
orange.
Frozen
raspberries and cherries are essentials for the freezer.
The
added bonus with this “stock” is that if it isn't used over the
holidays it'll still be there and not committed to the food waste
mountain because it's out of date.
Add
a bag of hazelnuts and almonds to your shopping list too.
Choose
a secret location and stash a selection of favourite chocolate
bar(s). Note to self – remember where you stashed them! Nowadays
you can buy bite sized versions of your favourites – very useful
fridged and then chopped or bashed in their wrapper to add to ice
cream, add fruit of your choice and decorate with a sprinkle of nuts.
Dessert
any one?!
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