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Miss_Piggy_2

Morning all!

EH - you've really made me fancy a BK (and its only 6.30am!):T:rotfl:

The cold seems to have returned this morning:( so will keep dosing up today...and eating comfort food! Did big shop at Mr T's last night so have plenty to choose from.

Breakfast in a minute...cheese and black pepper english muffins...yum. Lunch....whatever mum gives me (I'm kinda hoping she has some covent garden soup lurking....)..Dinner..Dunno!

Miss P
xx

jo1972

happyshopper wrote: »

Why are you still even cooking for him? :huh:

Biding my time HS, biding my time

Not going to spoil xmas for the kids, !!!!!! will hit the fan come new year

EssexHebridean wrote: »

Off to Birmingham tomorrow - visiting Cadburyworld so you can assume that choklit will feature high on the meal plan for tomorrow

Wow, what a great day planned, hope you bring us back a souvenir

DD2 got birthday party today. OH got hangover and will be sleeping all day I guess, suits me.

Errmm....slop for lunch and tea today

penelopedee_2

Toast and stuff for lunch today (the boys are still eating their giant kebabs from last night :eek:).

DH is cooking a surprise with mushrooms and bacon for tea, so who knows what I'll be getting. Can't moan he even does the washing up.

Its been snowing lightly here all day so its nice to be sat in the warm just looking out at it. All we need now are some good movies this afternoon

fedupandskint

Left over rissotto for lunch and slop for tea - defrosted for long long time and should prob chuck out but as is a veggie meal will risk it

Quorn meatballs, tom sauce and cous cous or pasta or rice or noodles

Slopsville here I chuck on a plate!

Also took last years mince pies out of the freezer to defrost and cook later on today as I eat practically everything I can that's got sugar in it today!

penelopedee_2

I've just made some chocolate biscuits - I'd forgotten how good home baking tastes

fedupandskint

Too right pen - much nicer than shop bought. Only problem is I eat more this way! Or maybe not - just less additives!

penelopedee_2

I hate to think what they put in shop bought ones - I can easily manage a whole packet in one sitting. But homemade ones fill me up after a couple.

We've got friends with children coming round Christmas Eve so I think I'm going to make a few different batches of plain ones but with different sweets thrown in. Will be cheaper than the normal junk I buy.

fedupandskint

Ooh lovely!

I'm thinking of making a couple of nigella cakes for a leaving do at work on Friday - the lemon polenta one and the vanilla festive one which I want to trial run to see if its nice and try my new cake tin out then make for my family at christmas. Work colleagues will be willing guinea pigs I'm sure!

penelopedee_2

The lemon one sounds lovely

maman

Porage (or is that porridge) here for breakfast. Ideal for keeping out the cold!!

I'm having my curried chicken thing later, will report back.