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

nopot2pin

Wow

Alot to catch up on, but I am there now

You all seem to be doing really well.

I had quoted quite a few things to answer, but alot has already been answered... but here is a couple that I didn't notice the answer for

Pammy... Wholemeal or brown bread in the bread maker is kneaded for a bit longer than white, so your bread may be a little denser than you would like it to be... ...
If it isn't edible, then you could either make breadcrumbs withit, and freeze them.... or some sort of bread and butter pudding... either a standard sweet one... or a savoury one, using cheese and onion or whatever else you fancy putting in it

Weezl.... I realise you are still looking for savoury snacks ??
And maybe still looking for soups to be tested ?
I am off work for the next 2 days... So, if you need some stuff tested, I will be available to do so.
Just list what I have to work with, and I will let you know how I get on
I have most stuff in, thats on the list anyway....and what I dont, I will get from the biddies (my parents )
And dont worry if it has meat in it... I dont eat it, but it doesn't bother me to prep or cook it (the biddies will have it in their freezer, I'm sure) ....
And I am sure my parents will be glad to be taste testers, they always are :rotfl:

Just enjoying a cheeky glass of HM rhubarb wine now, that has been aging for 15 months:drool:
But good luck to all tomorrow on DAY 1

artybear

hm wine?????????? what is this miracle you speak of??

my wine is the slightly less frugal shop bought stuff!!!!!!!:o:p

xxxxxxx

OMG guys look i have TWO STARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:j:j:j:j:jI'm officially a Stalwart money saver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:j:j:j:j:j

Well i think that calls for another glass of wine:beer:

nopot2pin

artybear wrote: »

hm wine?????????? what is this miracle you speak of??

my wine is the slightly less frugal shop bought stuff!!!!!!!

xxxxxxx

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I can't remember how much this stuff cost me to make, as the rhubarb was free :j from a friend at work... maybe about 40p a bottle ish... but like I said, it was made almost 18 months ago, so it may work out about 50p ish a bottle, if it was made now :eek::rotfl:

I will post you a pic, to see what you reckon Arty

shanks77

artybear wrote: »

hm wine?????????? what is this miracle you speak of??

my wine is the slightly less frugal shop bought stuff!!!!!!!:o:p

xxxxxxx

OMG guys look i have TWO STARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:j:j:j:j:jI'm officially a Stalwart money saver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:j:j:j:j:j

Well i think that calls for another glass of wine:beer:

Aww well done Arty i am hoping to be there soon as well not sure how far i have to go but will keep trying. Enjoy the wine:j

artybear

yes please-i love piccies
xxx

pammyj74

bread came out ok and I have sliced it and put it in a bread bag from this morning kids seemed to like it anyway. I think I will use it for toast in the morning.

you'll laugh though as the paddle from the breadmaker came off and was stuck in the middle of the loaf!!

hornetgirl

A bag of popcorn kernels costs 51p, makes loads and lasts ages. If DH is still hungry after any Bob & Shirley dinners, that's what he'll be given as a snack.

nopot2pin

Just the one pic, so as not to go off topic
Here you go Arty

nopot2pin

pammyj74 wrote: »

bread came out ok and I have sliced it and put it in a bread bag from this morning kids seemed to like it anyway. I think I will use it for toast in the morning.

you'll laugh though as the paddle from the breadmaker came off and was stuck in the middle of the loaf!!

:T:T

Ah, good stuff Pammy... glad it worked out

shanks77

Looks lovely Potty right away to take dog for walk then bed speak to you all tomorrow xx