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My really wierd dinner - seperate or mix together??
faithcecilia
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I'm doing pretty well at my OS I think, but today is a bit of a wierd one! So for tonights supper I have:
Just over half a portion of split pea and veg 'mush' (was gonna be curry but realised had no curry powder!)
About 2 tablespoons of baked beans
Some frozen peas
Both the mush and the beans have already been frozen, and I need to eat all this today because I am planning a big curry tomorrow (using Yesco 4p sauce!) for me and frandlord, with an estra portion for me Thurs and one to freeze.
Should I eat them all seperately or mix them all together and have a kind of 'double mush':eek::rotfl:
Just over half a portion of split pea and veg 'mush' (was gonna be curry but realised had no curry powder!)
About 2 tablespoons of baked beans
Some frozen peas
Both the mush and the beans have already been frozen, and I need to eat all this today because I am planning a big curry tomorrow (using Yesco 4p sauce!) for me and frandlord, with an estra portion for me Thurs and one to freeze.
Should I eat them all seperately or mix them all together and have a kind of 'double mush':eek::rotfl:
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Mush it all together and top with mash and stick it in the oven?:EasterBun0
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I second muppet's idea. Would make it more palatable!Oh dear, here we go again.0
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That sounds like a good idea - or top with breadcrumbs maybe?LBM 17th August 2009 Debt at LBM £18,612 Proud to be dealing with my debts.0
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I think the wetness of the mixture would make the breadcrumbs soggy. What about sliced potatoes topped with butter & dried herbs or a sprinkle of grated cheese?Oh dear, here we go again.0
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oooh, starting to sound rather good! What time shall I come round for my portion?! :T:EasterBun0
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Gone for the mixed together in a pan idea in the end. Once I'd put in the 'mush' and the beans I saw it was LOADS so didn't bother with the peas. Looks a bit like lumpy baby food, but tastes okay!0
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mmm.. sounds yummy faith, but good on you for not blowing the budget on a takeaway like i would have done... lol...
glad you are feeling more optomistic BTW and the benefits are getting sorted, sending you lots of hugs!!
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