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Mardathas meal planning thread
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jackieglasgow wrote: »No pasta or rice? Could you get away with making the mince into meatballs and having it with spaghetti?
OK I boobed there, but I meant to say tinned spaghetti
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jackieglasgow wrote: »OK I boobed there, but I meant to say tinned spaghetti
is tinned spaghetti not pasta:eek::eek: blimey this place teaches me somat new everyday :A0 -
What about chicken stews or casseroles with vegs and dumplings, a nice homemade pie with stewing beef and onions or chicken and mushrooms.. sausage and mash, sausage casserole with tinned tomatoes and baked beans.. pork loin with jacket potatoes and veg..
Actually now you say that my OH won't eat pasta but he will eat tinned spaghetti..... lol go figure that one..#6 of the SKI-ers Club :j
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I know Nelski but he's a Scotsman, he won't think its "foreign muck" because it says Heinz on the tin
It's what is inside your head that matters in life - not what's outside your windowEvery worthwhile accomplishment, big or little, has its stages of drudgery and triumph; a beginning, a struggle and a victory. - Ghandi0 -
At least you lot cheer me up You are good for ideas, have to admit. Yes he eats fish, eggs, he's not bad really. But anything ourside my comfort zone is NOT a good idea as (although I bet yud never have guessed this ) cooking is not my thing ! :rotfl::rotfl:If I try experiments then things temd to go to hell rapidly.
Got some ideas here , many thanks!
And Jackie Irish Stew isnt foreign. Cos my mum was Irish ! 0 -
:rotfl::rotfl: and probably made in Wigan so its got to be British :rotfl::rotfl:jackieglasgow wrote: »I know Nelski but he's a Scotsman, he won't think its "foreign muck" because it says Heinz on the tin0 -
STOVIES!
My (German-born) Mum used to make it with sausages, mind.
Mardatha, I agree with some of the others: if your man is so restricted in his choices chuck some recipe books at him, tell him what his budget is and have him decide what the menu should be for a week or two. And he cooks it. Meanwhile, you're relaxing on the sofa eating sweeties where you belong.0 -
he knows what he likes and what he can't eat, send him to the shop with the weeks budget and get him to cook for a change 0
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Left to meself I'd be quite happy with Nelski's eggy soldiers !
Can I ask why you can't get lamb sausages ??0
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