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Butter beans are great just as they are for a veg.
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I used a can of butter beans in my sausage casserole a couple of days ago, it was a packet mix which said use baked beans but as I didn't have any I used the butter beans instead.0
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Well i am starting small seeing as i am a newbie. I made use of the pasta that we didn't finish yesterday, just reheated it, although i'm not sure if you should really reheat pasta ( i have a strong stomach!) and melted some cheese on top. All i'll say is thank goodness for cheese. However, normally that would go in the fridge with the best intentions and then get thrown out!
Some great recepies by the way everyone and i will reading through more of this thread for more ideas. Thank you.:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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Actually i was just looking at the recepies and it got me thinking, is there are staple products i should make sure i always have in so that i know i can always make a meal with it? Sorry if that sounds really dumb, but i've never really thought about food in this way before.
I know that its probably a good idea to have pasta, rice and potatoes in but am a bit lost after that. If anyone could point me to a thread or give me some pointers that would be great.:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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When I make a pasta dish with the chesse I make a double portion, once it cooked and cooled I freeze half, and just reheat it as and when required.Well i am starting small seeing as i am a newbie. I made use of the pasta that we didn't finish yesterday, just reheated it, although i'm not sure if you should really reheat pasta ( i have a strong stomach!) and melted some cheese on top. All i'll say is thank goodness for cheese. However, normally that would go in the fridge with the best intentions and then get thrown out!Click here for Martins (MSE) advice on who to contact with Debt Issues - YOU HAVE NO REASON TO USE A FEE PAYING DEBT MANAGEMENT COMPANY- THEY CANNOT DO ANYMORE FOR YOU THAN THOSE LISTED IN MY LINK ABOVE.
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Muffin-y bread & butter pudding maybe? Might work as you can add the sugar you forgot in the recipe that way! Otherwise make up some kind of lemon frosting or icy and drizzle over them - should be sweet enough to make the difference.🎉 MORTGAGE FREE (First time!) 30/09/2016 🎉 And now we go again…New mortgage taken 01/09/23 🏡
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This is a really good idea!!
I have no idea what it will be like but today I threw some chicken, a miniature bottle sherry, 2 chicken stock cubes, 1/2 pack cherry tomatoes, some pearl barley and tarragon into slow cooker. Freezing it now in 3 portions.
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Thx Essex although I don't like icing / frosting, so I'll see what other idea's pop up.EssexHebridean wrote: »Muffin-y bread & butter pudding maybe? Might work as you can add the sugar you forgot in the recipe that way! Otherwise make up some kind of lemon frosting or icy and drizzle over them - should be sweet enough to make the difference.
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