What's for breakfast/lunch/dinner

Caz2_2

Hi all
no breakfast, for lunch i had a slice of butterbean loaf with tomato relish/sauce (homemade) 1 slice of granary bread. Then banana with yogurt chucked on it.
Tea we have about 8 o clock and tonight is spagetti bolognase in one slow cooker and veg alternative(for me) in another slow cooker with garlic bread and bread and butter pudding to follow.
Interesting knowing what others scoff

System

cats505cats wrote:

hi this is my first time to type a message.Last night my daughter and I had stew,reduced priced stewing steak of course,onions and swede,total price £1.50 and still some left for tonite!!!! much to my 14 yr olds discust!!!
Just counted pennies saved in money box,got £3.95,all going to savings account for xmas food etc.......newbee money saver,but known to family as miss thrifty!!!

Well done with the bargain cats50 and welcome to the boards!

Lyndsay_21

for breakfast i has what i usually have, bran flakes with/without raisins, and for lunch i made a massive yummy spanish style omlette which had potatoes, bacon, peas, mushrooms and onions in it, was gorgeous even managed to get the baby (9months) to eat it although 2yo wasn't impressed
having sheperds pie for dinner yummy

squeaky

Lucie wrote:

Made it back from the hairdressers in one piece via Asda, so bought myself a reduced sweet & sour chicken for lunch. It's something I eat once in a blue moon, so really enjoyed it.
Dinner tonight is duck breast with sweet potato mash & roasted asparagus, followed by rhubarb crumble. Mmmmmmmmm

Will you adopt me? I'm house trained. Honest. Well, mostly.

apple_mint

Breakfast was porrige as usual and lunch was a working one (good for moneysaving as the sandwiches were provided - but had to work through).

Tonight it we are having cubed pork cooked in the slow cooker with carrots, stock, onions, leak, pepper, herbs, apple and cider (in fact anything I could lay my hands on or needed to use up!), served with mashed potato.

Hubbie put mix into breadmaker on timed this morning (after I left for work) so it looks like we may be having one of his latest bread experiments too (new breadmaker this weekend from April pin money challenge).

squeaky

Lyndsay_21 wrote:

for breakfast i has what i usually have, bran flakes with/without raisins, and for lunch i made a massive yummy spanish style omlette which had potatoes, bacon, peas, mushrooms and onions in it, was gorgeous even managed to get the baby (9months) to eat it although 2yo wasn't impressed

I do a similar thing using tuna. Very filling.

rchddap1

All this talk of food is making me extremely hungry. Only 15 mins to go and then I can go home...except it then takes me over 1 hour to get there. I guess i will enjoy my dinner more...because I'm even more hungry. I also feel a microwaved treacle pudding coming on. And before anyone asks yes homemade

Lyndsay_21

treacle pudding...yummy,

Eliza252

rchddap1 wrote:

I also feel a microwaved treacle pudding coming on. And before anyone asks yes homemade

ooooo..... recipe please!!!

malolo

Tonight I'm having tacos