Sunday tea treat

DizzyK_2

Ooh ooh ooooooh I got a star!:beer:

katieclampet

Garlicy cheese on toast, lovely!

katiex

Alison_Funnell

DizzyK wrote: »

Would be perfect, but it's gas. Sigh.

I understand. We only have radiators and live in a smoke free zone - so no chance of installing a chimney for a fire.

I used to love it when I was a kid at home.:D

flutterbyuk25

Mmmm...crumpets yum - I had some for breakfast!

I like having cheese on crackers on a sunday night, with pickle. Also pickled onions, coleslaw, dips etc.

x

London_Welshcake

DizzyK wrote: »

Ooh ooh ooooooh I got a star!:beer:

Congratulations! :beer: I just spotted that I got one too - where on earth did it come from? Thank you to the forum gods :j

flutterbyuk25 wrote: »

Mmmm...crumpets yum - I had some for breakfast!

I like having cheese on crackers on a sunday night, with pickle. Also pickled onions, coleslaw, dips etc.

x

Oh I am with you on this suggestion - I am a terrible cheese fiend! My all time favourite lazy dinner is a cheese board, crackers, HM bread, chutneys and a green salad. So call it a cheese board or a ploughmans I guess.

Enjoy your Sunday treat!

aliadds

Felt like doing some baking today as not really the weather to do much else so for tea we have a choice of.... corned beef and potato pie, banana muffins (to use up lots of soft bananas), shortbread, rice pudding and a white loaf.

The inspiration for the pie, bread and shortbread came from my other favourite pastime....the MSE forum:j

storminabuttercup

i know you said not sandwhiches but the post reminded me of my sunday tea when i was little and wanted to share. Dad used to make egg mayo but used a dollop of salad cream and a generous sqirt of primula cheese, then get a slice of bread top with lettuce, tom, cucumber and beetroot, top with slice of bread then spread that piece with the egg mayo and put another slice of bread on the top, always cut in triangles (only way i would eat sarnies) they were so yummy. i've got a chilli in the slow cooker and wish i hadnt as i want these now!

brumbrum

Alison_Funnell wrote: »

Or real toast made in front of the fire with butter and jam.

i've got the fire but we are in a smokeless zone, i did once try to toast bread but it gave it a very very odd taste:eek:

DizzyK_2

donnamm3 wrote: »

i've got a chilli in the slow cooker and wish i hadnt as i want these now!

I'm often like that after reading these forums!

aliadds wrote: »

The inspiration for the pie, bread and shortbread came from my other favourite pastime....the MSE forum:j

I love it too!!

Right. Have decided to make fruit scones to have with hm jam so I can keep hold of the cheese we have just in case the heavens do open and we get loads more snow tomorrow.. there's no shortage of jam here!

Now.. off to find a recipe that uses up some of the natural yoghurt I opened yesterday to make naan bread..:D

tessasmum

Brings back memories of childhood teas for me too - sponges with buttercream - different flavours each week: chocolate, coffee and walnut, plain sponge with raspberry jam! Yum! But we always had sandwiches first......cold Sunday teas now often involve toasted sandwiches (OK so they're hot!), HM cheese scones, HM fairycakes, crisps, tinned fruit and ice cream........