Thanks EmeraldSue. I have posted this on the Thermomix Experience facebook page, giving you credit for the recipe. I hope that's o.k. I am going to try this very shortly.
We had a run in with the same woman. Got ourselves kicked out of the pub. They had hired a band to play that night, which I suppose in those days was quite special to them. We had a group of Perthies, one of whom told the best jokes and had the whole room captivated. No one wanted to listen to the band, they were all too busy laughing. So, we had to gooooo.
We went to Kalbarri for our Honeymoon - how many many many years ago? 44 years ago . It is a lovely place, but so much nicer then. Very little there then. Pub, Caravan Park Post office and little shop. We took a little tent which we had purchased for next to nothing, and borrowed two camp stretchers from Dad. We had Bull Ants near us, which we used to chop up with a large knife any time they made for the tent. In those days, tents did not come with a sewn in floor. In the end it was just easier to buy some Dieldrin (very nasty chemical freely available in those days) to deal with them. Couldn't cook for nuts, so toasted sandwiches every night. When it rained, we sat inside the tent in the mist and damp, as we found the tent wasn't waterproof. Stretcher beds busted after our first night, with the canvas ripping in both of them, so we slept with our bums on the ground for 2 weeks . Dad just laughed when we returned them and said "well they weren't built for two".
Thinking back on it all now, I am sooooo glad we have got a caravan.
Do you happen to have that recipe Uni dear I have bought the lighthouse flour in the past, but didn't keep the packet, and don 't want to buy any more bread flour at the moment. Have heaps.
Hi Cream Puff, often there is hardly any adjustments to be made. Usually when the recipe calls for reverse, we just use speed 1 and the butterfly. Occasionally, we adjust the temp by 10c, but not often.
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. It is a lovely place, but so much nicer then. Very little there then. Pub, Caravan Park Post office and little shop. We took a little tent which we had purchased for next to nothing, and borrowed two camp stretchers from Dad. We had Bull Ants near us, which we used to chop up with a large knife any time they made for the tent. In those days, tents did not come with a sewn in floor. In the end it was just easier to buy some Dieldrin (very nasty chemical freely available in those days) to deal with them. Couldn't cook for nuts, so toasted sandwiches every night. When it rained, we sat inside the tent in the mist and damp, as we found the tent wasn't waterproof. Stretcher beds busted after our first night, with the canvas ripping in both of them, so we slept with our bums on the ground for 2 weeks 
. Dad just laughed when we returned them and said "well they weren't built for two". 