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What's For Supper/Dinner?
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What's For Supper/Dinner?
Sometimes you kind of get tired of the same old, same old. Tonight I'm making a shepherds pie...yum.
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Re: What's For Supper/Dinner?
Some onion bhajis samosas and noodles lightly fried with onions mushrooms and soy sauce and a large glass of cold pear cider
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Re: What's For Supper/Dinner?
Tonight it was grilled lamb leg steaks with chips and cabbage and of course not forgetting the mint sauce. Makes a change from the 'traditional' Sunday meal.
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Re: What's For Supper/Dinner?
For lunch we had roast chicken, veggies and Yorkshire pud. This evening we had a tuna salad.
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Re: What's For Supper/Dinner?
Thanks for your replies. It's nice to read what everyone is having. Might get some ideas to try something different for a change.
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It's a pleasure, Karen. Tomorrow I am planning an 'all-home-made' beef bolognese made in the slow cooker with pasta.
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Re: What's For Supper/Dinner?
I have a joint of beef cooking in the slow cooker as we speak. Tomorrow I am out for lunch at the Oddfellows so don't have to worry.
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Re: What's For Supper/Dinner?
Yesterday day I made a stir-fry with some left over chicken ,mushrooms, carrots,onions and a slice or two of fresh ginger.
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Whilst in Sainsbury’s yesterday, I espied, in the chilled food section, a brand-name new to me - “Higgidy” - and, being of a nosy disposition, checked further - found it’s a small company (in Shoreham-by-Sea) making pies, quiches and other such delectable things.
I bought a Smoked English Bacon & Mature Cheddar Quiche: “Seeded shortcrust pastry crammed with mature cheddar and sautéed onions in a creamy free range egg filling, topped with smoked English bacon lardons.” Served hot - it’s V-e-r-y Scrumpshus! And highly recommended by me - plus I get the other half today! http://www.higgidy.co.uk/
I bought a Smoked English Bacon & Mature Cheddar Quiche: “Seeded shortcrust pastry crammed with mature cheddar and sautéed onions in a creamy free range egg filling, topped with smoked English bacon lardons.” Served hot - it’s V-e-r-y Scrumpshus! And highly recommended by me - plus I get the other half today! http://www.higgidy.co.uk/
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Today chicken liver (45p a tub) in the slow cook then finished off with mashed potatoes fried onions white cabbage and loads of mustard
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Sounds fine, FC. But me, I certainly wouldn't want the mustard with it.
Just put my beef bolognese in the slow cooker for this evening.
Just put my beef bolognese in the slow cooker for this evening.
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Re: What's For Supper/Dinner?
Finishing off yesterday's chicken tonight and having salad and jacket spuds with it. Apple crumble afterwards with custard.
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Re: What's For Supper/Dinner?
Roast chicken tonight for us ,with roasted potatoes and baby carrots.Oh, and gravy of course.
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Re: What's For Supper/Dinner?
A bowl of scrumptious home-made Greek Yoghurt with honey and muesli. I have a bowl of this most days and the yoghurt costs about 55p a litre to make from fresh milk. I make about two to three litres a week. The toppings can be whatever takes your fancy - yummy!
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Love mustard, hate yogurt ha ha ha
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