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Help me clear my cupboards...
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A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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BTW - Forgot to say, your chicken wants to be in bite sized pieces preferably... altho I suppose you could do it with chicken pieces...Putting these winter preps here so I don't forget!
Curtain pole installed in the living room
Paint curtain pole
Window quilts for landing window & french door
Add shrink film to the kitchen door & insulate
Insulate front door
Bubble wrap windows & french door
Wash front door curtain
Blind for the bathroom
Find wrist warmers & the wool socks!
Wash heated throws
Wash duvet & wool blankets
Buy vest tops to go under clothes and PJs
Buy nets for bathroom and kitchen
Buy or make blind for kitchen0 -
would love to know how to make it into bolognaise as we buy tons of those sauces! :cool:
I've made bolognaise with tomato soup before and it was really easy. Here's what I did....
Chopped an onion and softened it in a pan
Added the tin of toms with a little sprinkle of mixed herbs
Add in your mince and bring to a simmer.
Simmer until the mince is cooked and then serve.
If I have any red wine hanging about, I'll add a dash to the toms before I pop the mince in.0 -
I've made bolognaise with tomato soup before and it was really easy. Here's what I did....
Chopped an onion and softened it in a pan
Added the tin of toms with a little sprinkle of mixed herbs
Add in your mince and bring to a simmer.
Simmer until the mince is cooked and then serve.
If I have any red wine hanging about, I'll add a dash to the toms before I pop the mince in.
Could always dice up a carrot and add that too, can probably get a couple of loose carrots for 10p?0 -
I've made bolognaise with tomato soup before and it was really easy. Here's what I did....
Chopped an onion and softened it in a pan
Added the tin of toms with a little sprinkle of mixed herbs
Add in your mince and bring to a simmer.
Simmer until the mince is cooked and then serve.
If I have any red wine hanging about, I'll add a dash to the toms before I pop the mince in.
Brilliant thank youand yep kirri I have Carrots I'm going to make this tonight :T oh is sceptical but knows we cant really afford to buy anything atm so is willing to grin and bear it
no red wine though......finished that after surviving Christmas :rotfl:
Thanks Zip - some useful tips in there too! will be sure to save this thread (if can work out how) so I keep all the recipes0 -
Brilliant thank you
and yep kirri I have Carrots I'm going to make this tonight :T oh is sceptical but knows we cant really afford to buy anything atm so is willing to grin and bear it
no red wine though......finished that after surviving Christmas :rotfl:
Thanks Zip - some useful tips in there too! will be sure to save this thread (if can work out how) so I keep all the recipes
Let us know how you get on. And don't worry about OH, we'll soon convert him LOL0 -
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You could also use half the bolognaise mix and turn it into a cottage pie for tomorrow using the potatoes as mash
Another meal you could use with your ingredients (in the Delia veggie book) is rice in a gratin type dish with cheese sauce on top and then broccoli on top of that, is quite nice!
Or a frittata/spanish omelette type thing using up the eggs, cheese, potatoes/any veg you have in stock. That works quite well cold too for lunches the next day.0 -
You could also use half the bolognaise mix and turn it into a cottage pie for tomorrow using the potatoes as mash
Another meal you could use with your ingredients (in the Delia veggie book) is rice in a gratin type dish with cheese sauce on top and then broccoli on top of that, is quite nice!
Or a frittata/spanish omelette type thing using up the eggs, cheese, potatoes/any veg you have in stock. That works quite well cold too for lunches the next day.
You're making me hungry Kirri
On the potato topic, the Love Potatoes website has some great tattie recipes (lovepotatoes.co.uk) and the Love Food Hate Waste website has a really handy function where you can search by an ingredient (lovefoodhatewaste.com)0
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