Search didn't bring up anything helpful, can you use the cool box method to ‘cook' groats? After a 24 hour soak.
In reply to Post #1
absolutely - soak them in the flavour of your choice along with the hot water and then come up a good un ! Even a sealed bucket does the job.
absolutely - soak them in the flavour of your choice along with the hot water and then come up a good un ! Even a sealed bucket does the job.
In reply to Post #2
Sweet, run out of petrol for the Coleman and didn't fancy the ‘talk' if I done it in the kitchen.
Sweet, run out of petrol for the Coleman and didn't fancy the ‘talk' if I done it in the kitchen.
In reply to Post #1
Yep, coolbox is fine. Tin of condensed milk goes well with them too....
Yep, coolbox is fine. Tin of condensed milk goes well with them too....
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Just put it on the shopping list for the mrs, had to convince her it wasn't for me to drink.
Just put it on the shopping list for the mrs, had to convince her it wasn't for me to drink.
In reply to Post #1
Bucket and boiling water from the kettle is all you need. Second the condensed milk addition. They'll take on any flavour and colour you want to add for the soak.
Bucket and boiling water from the kettle is all you need. Second the condensed milk addition. They'll take on any flavour and colour you want to add for the soak.
In reply to Post #1
Hydro fish groats mmmm
Hydro fish groats mmmm