MSE Parents Club Part 7

redmel1621

Thanks Girls....I will do it:D:p
I am so excited now - they want a Sponge Bob room I can't wait to start shopping for all the bits and pieces now:j:j

It is going to cost a fair amount so I am doing it as part of their Christmas present, because I am planning on getting all sorts of bean bags and extra bits that could be considered pressies anyway and part of doing the room will be to get them a new (flatscreen) tv to hook the PS3 up to...see...spoilt!

Oooh nice to see you MOTM - glad tax credits got sorted out for you

Mel x

searching_me

MOTM there a friends of friends and theres just friends only x

ManOnTheMoon

We'll go through facebook tonight and see if we can sort it.

Buttonmoons

Just made a chicken and broccoli lasagne, was really nice! Made a cheese sauce but then figured the chicken & broccoli would be a bit dry, so added a tin of condensed soup to that and it tastes fab!

OH's mum gave me a slow cooker recipe book and there is one for a tuna lasagne in that, sounds intriguing, might have to give that a bash soon!

Also got a homemade apple crumble cooking in the oven. What a productive day

Buttonmoons

Glad you got home with Rhys Elle, and hope he feels better soon, poor man. You'd think someone would invent a quiet MRI scanner!

Krystaltips

mookiandco wrote: »

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Thanks hun, I did a provisional run through, we have too much expendable income in the month apparently... Would like to know where it all goes though...

tiamai_d wrote: »

I needa go get DS1 and pop to the post office. Then come home and hoover and make dinner.

Anyone tell me an easy recipe to use meatballs that is not tomato based and served with pasta?? Thinking meatballs and mushrooms on kebab sticks? With reggae reggae sauce or red wine? DH is bored of spaghetti and meatballs (so am I).

Served with chips or baby potatoes.

I like to do mine with [STRIKE]Ikea[/STRIKE] Swedish cream sauce...

cazscoob wrote: »

OH has nipped out to meet someone after more car bits and i just want to cry? erin has her top 2 teeth coming in and has eventually went to sleep and charlie decided to take a pen to my lovely cream walls

Get down to Wilko, get yourself a Doktor power magic sponge and it will get it right off!!! Honest.. It took off the marks from furniture rubbing up my wall... It's amazing!

Glamazon

newmoneysaver wrote: »

Shucks you guys

SM - slow cooker £10 delivered at Tesco

Grr - so I spend £5 on a 1.8L one when that woulda been perfect at 3.3l.

Now do I buy it cos it's bigger and would mean I could do all my batch cooking in it and just use the little one for mini roasts and daily meals that I haven't batch cooked or do I resist?

Can u get it in store?

ManOnTheMoon

May I ask what a slow cooker is useful for and anywhere I could get some recipe tips?

I've heard about them, but know very little and would like to expand my culinary skills and impress my girls

Krystaltips

Despite my best intentions... I've only ever cooked 2 casseroles in my slow cooker... I have this one... I think...

Buttonmoons

I have the Asda ONN one, only has two heat settings but it's great. Don't know how many litres it is, but it's pretty big!