In article <rr4553t6j8csuhl3d7cjv2n8bnm6j9jib8@4ax.com>, Tieless Reid
<dontuse@fellwalk.co.uk> writes


My own favourite version of this, which I had twice in the past week or
so, is ciabatta toasted lightly then spread with sun dried tomato paste
and drizzled with olive oil if I have any nice stuff, torn up fresh
basil sprinkled on top, then ordinary mozzarella (usually not the
buffalo kind) on top of that, grilled, pepperoni and anchovy olive
slices, grilled briefly to get the pepperoni bubbling, topped off with
freshly grated parmesan and quickly grilled again.
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Thanks, June. Let me try the cheese shop in Totnes and the delis there and
in Ashburton first and failing that, I'll take you up on that kind offer. A
couple of times I've nearly been fooled into buying it made with cows' milk
which rather defeats the object!
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In message <C278831C.4D2CA%sacha@gardenweeds506.fsnet.co.uk>, Sacha
<sacha@gardenweeds506.fsnet.co.uk> writes


OK. Let me know. They sometimes have it loose too but I can't imagine
how I would post that.
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June Hughes

how about a buffalo feature at the nursery? :-)
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If you mailed it cold in the morning and it arrived that afternoon,
maybe... otherwise, don't do it, because it goes downhill fast. People
in Campania won't eat it later than the same day it came out of the
buffalo. I'm not that fussy, but I sure have thrown a lot away. It
first gets bitter on the outside and then goes sour all through.

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In message <4652d215$0$16396$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>, Giusi
<decobabe@gmail.com> writes


Thanks for the advice, Judith. I suppose it is not surprising, as the
cheese is so soft and wet. I don't know what to suggest now. Perhaps
someone is going to Devon and could take some with them? In that way,
it would arrive the same day. Perhaps Sacha will be lucky be able to
find some in Totnes.
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June Hughes

In article <q3r4i.553$BN6.531@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net>, Pendragon
<Pendragon@nospam.co.uk> writes

I bet you couldn't. Unless you're a family of dormice. I don't think it
was much more than I'd pay at Waitrose.


I'm far from rich, but I do like to get high quality ingredients and
treat myself occasionally.
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In message <TlBuzEJJYuUGFwiW@theacct.demon.co.uk>, June Hughes
<junehughes@theacct.demon.co.uk> writes

I have just looked on Google and found the following

p://www.devonfoodlinks.org.uk/FoodFinder/Food_From_Devon_detail.asp?org_i
d=250

May be useful but I think they may be near Exeter and I don't know how
far you are from there Sacha.
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June Hughes

In message <TlBuzEJJYuUGFwiW@theacct.demon.co.uk>, June Hughes
<junehughes@theacct.demon.co.uk> writes


Second time lucky - I don't think the first will work:

http://www.devonfoodlinks.org.uk/Foo....asp?org_id=25
0
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June Hughes

Well, we do have three ponds, so to some extent we've got the water......
Maybe they'd deal with silly parents like the one who let its child swing on
one of the hanging baskets in the greenhouse, waiting to go out to its
owner. It came crashing down and broke several plants beneath it. Had it
hit the child, there's every chance it would have killed or seriously
injured it. My husband gave the mother a real ticking off and her excuse was
that she was paying for plants, so didn't know where little Johnny was!
This same mother had parked her car precisely in the middle of the entrance
so other cars had the greatest difficulty getting round hers.
And the day before, he'd overheard two anxious women saying "I haven't seen
little Fred for a while. Where on earth can he be?" My husband, who was
steering little Fred (all of 3) away from the fishpond said "he's just
finished his second lap. Swims well for his age, doesn't he?" They simply
didn't see it! Perhaps a quick goring by a water buffalo would do it! ;-)


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