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Bisto powder replacement

stacexD · 2011-04-09 17:53:02

So I'm in the middle of makinf dinner and theres no bisto powder =/ Any ideas on something else to use... the only gravyish thing in the press is oxo cubes. (I'm making pork and rice, usually brown the pork thrown in some bisto, onions, mushrooms an oxo cube and leave it boil for a while)

09-04-2011 5:53pm

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So I'm in the middle of makinf dinner and theres no bisto powder =/
Any ideas on something else to use... the only gravyish thing in the press is oxo cubes.

(I'm making pork and rice, usually brown the pork thrown in some bisto, onions, mushrooms an oxo cube and leave it boil for a while)

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#2 09-04-2011 6:00pm

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I use flour and water to thicken stew-type things.

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#3 09-04-2011 6:01pm

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Yeah i was thinking of just throwing in some flour water and oxo cubes and hoping for the best ^_^

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