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Sender's name: zalwund
Sender's Topic
How to bake scones in the absence of Oven
Sender's message:
hello, I live in the remote area of Pakistan and I daily listen to bbc
radio programmes on the internet. I really love every programme of bbc.
Yesterday I tried to bake scones after taking notes from your cooking
programme but I failed to bake it well because I have no oven facility and I placed the tray of scones in a large cooking utensil that I filled with sand
and then placed a cover on that utensil and placed it on fire. I placed
scones in it for 8min due to the fear of burning them.
Instead scones were unbaked from inside while they had brown exterior.
Is it possible to bake Scones without any oven or the way that I tried to
do?
4 comments:
That's wonderful! Truly wonderful!
I've always lurked on your blog but this post has made me come out because of how lovely it was. The internet is amazing.
Now that is amazing. A true testament to the power of radio - well done Hannah!
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