[lace-chat] CRB

2009-12-05 Thread Jean Nathan
Poole has a large number of foreign students studying English. It's been 
reported in our local paper today that all members of families over the age 
of 18 who host these students will all have to be CRB checked at their own 
expense at a cost of £64 per person per household. The host families get 
paid a fee for hosting the students, but this could make a hole in what they 
receive.


Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK 


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Re: [lace-chat] Aussie lifestyle

2009-12-05 Thread Steph Peters
On Fri, 4 Dec 2009 22:15:26 -0500, Martha wrote:
>Tomato relish and chutney to me are chopped up bits of 
>tomato/mango/whatever with spices and (in the case of chutney) 
>ginger, etc. That's not ketchup - at least not American ketchup 
>(known to some as catsup).  That is a smooth, thickish tomato sauce 
>the consistency of thick yoghurt.  I make all my chutney for my 
>curries, and would make tomato relish if we ate it, but nobody I ever 
>heard of makes their own ketchup (though one could) - everybody buys 
>it, 
I've never bothered making tomato ketchup, but I have made plum ketchup.  It
needs about 3 months to mature and then tastes really good.

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