Warm Croissants or not????

[cassis]

What about some nice asses' milk? Asses, asses, asses, asses, asses, asses, asses, asses, asses' milk.  There, I've said it. Damn your little asses, censors.

[powerdesal]

Do you feel better now Soz?[:)]

[cassis]

Don't be an ass.  [:)]

[Anton Redman]

Imshallah Bockram Marvish = IBM  when I learnt the language

God willing - Tommorrow - Never

[powerdesal]

Ins'Allah Bukrah mumkin

God willing tomorrow maybe

Depending on the regional variations of Arabic - and there are many [:P]

[Cerise]

Not sure I want to book if he uses language like that![:)]

[Lachouette]

[quote user="Quillan"]

If you have a 'Drakes' lorry pass your neck of the woods you can ask them for frozen Croissants and Choco's. These are not cooked and are very small. You take them out and shove them in the oven for 10 minutes and you have fresh cooked bread. Leaves a nice smell in the house but as said if your timing is out and the guests arrive before the bread is cooked you can have a problem. I tried them once and they are actually quite good but it's still quicker for me to go and get them from the shop.

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Thes sound like the same frozen croissants you can buy at Metro.  They work better if you get them out before you get to bed the previous night.  By morning they have defrosted and risen beautifully, and all the 'breakfast chef' needs do if egg wash them and pop them in the oven to bake.  Voilà............instant warm and very fresh croissants without the bother of leaving the house!

Jan