Weezl and friends Phase 2 -giving it a whirl for Shirl! Testing meal plan for a month

Allegra

weezl74 wrote: »

I did and thought-it can't mean our Bob?!

I don't think anyone comes on this bit of the site :rotfl:

Those 150 000 views for the two threads did not just come from the dozen or so of people who post on them, Weezl

weezl74

you mean maybe martin is reading???

Surely not :eek:;)

I wondered if people might do mini shopping tests though if they usually shop at asda, like: is it possible to find enough loose apples that weigh 100g or less to buy 15 or so each week :D

There's a spot more nutritional research going if anyone has their googling fingers at the ready, also would anyone fancy doing any more writing for shirl?

Shanks lets look again at your excellent tips about getting fussy family members to eat things (shame it didn't work on ex tonight !) I think shirl will find that very useful

SusanC_2

weezl74 wrote: »

I did and thought-it can't mean our Bob?!

I don't think anyone comes on this bit of the site :rotfl:

It just seems too much of a coincidence.

Lesley_Gaye

weezl74 wrote: »

i think dh would like to watch a film at 7 ish, so a bit earlier would be great, or are you cooking tea ?

mmm, yes, I was. I'm here now

weezl74

Lesley_Gaye wrote: »

mmm, yes, I was. I'm here now

ah I think we've missed each other's window for today

I sent you where I've got to, but it may not help without me commenting. I'll try to find you tomorrow or something:A

grandma247

It took me a while to find it but I did after reading more carefully the second time. I think it is too much of a coincidence too.

I would like to try these
red pepper houmous
coconut rice pudding
chilli
moroccan rice
saag aloo gobi
special fried rice with cashews and bean sprouts
nut roast with bubble and squeak and onion gravy

weezl74

thanks grandma 247

I'd better get some recipes posted eh?

But not tonight as poor neglected OH has summonsed me

He feels that I love Bob more than him, and I must correct that :rotfl:

Allegra

weezl74 wrote: »

you mean maybe martin is reading???

Surely not :eek:;)

Someone from the team must have a look in this bit on occasion, else they might miss out on the tips ! And yes, I'm with Susan here - what on earth would it mean otherwise ?

I wondered if people might do mini shopping tests though if they usually shop at asda, like: is it possible to find enough loose apples that weigh 100g or less to buy 15 or so each week :D

I'll have a look around next time I'm in Asda, but might not be able to help much as my Asda is only a little one and doesn't carry much loose produce !

There's a spot more nutritional research going if anyone has their googling fingers at the ready, also would anyone fancy doing any more writing for shirl?

I can do writing. What's needed ?

stressed.mum

red pepper houmous
pasta salad
lentil pate
tomato olive pie
veggie burgers
pasta funghi
[STRIKE]coconut rice pudding[/STRIKE]
swede cloddies
[STRIKE]
chilli
[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]vegan mayo[/STRIKE]
vegan raisin scones
moroccan rice
saag aloo gobi
panzanella
shepherdless pie
[STRIKE]vegan risi e bisi[/STRIKE]
onion tarte tatin
pasta con vegetate rusticana
calzone
sweetcorn fritters
special fried rice with cashews and bean sprouts
nut roast with bubble and squeak and onion gravy

these are the ones my DD1 would like to try! She doesn't like olives, but is interested in the lentil pudding without olives, and an't eat chilli or kidney beans.

She is really looking forward to the special fried rice, nut roast,saag aloo gobi!
We had the onion tart for dinner tonight - it was lovely, she is really enjoying trying new dinners!!:T:T

Stressed xxx

artybear

Baked bean curry



Hmmm.....I think this dish has an identity crisis. It was a bit like chilli and a bit like curry. It filled me up but probably not one I would have again.

However very very easy to makexxxxxxxxxxxxx