Eating out of the freezer and cupboards challenge - part two

maisymoo5

In
strawberries and blueberries that my visitor decided they wanted but then didn't eat! I've hulled and halved the strawberries and will add them both to prosecco/wine/gin etc as needed as none of us really eat fruit in this house but I hate waste.

Out
6 sausages
4 beef burgers
1 pack of streaky bacon

caronc

In : portion of lasagne, 1/2 pack Texas BBQ ribs, olive oil spray
Out: 2 slices of bread
Used up: portion of lasagne, pate, apricots, flat mushroom

marygoodwife

Out: lamb chops and chicken for curry
In : 4 tubs of curry base and breadcrumbs, more picked blackberries.
Made pickled radish, and lavender syrup.

Suffolk_lass

maisymoo5 wrote: »

In
strawberries and blueberries that my visitor decided they wanted but then didn't eat! I've hulled and halved the strawberries and will add them both to prosecco/wine/gin etc as needed as none of us really eat fruit in this house but I hate waste.

You could liquidise them and add to natural yogurt

Re your previous post. I too shall have to stock-take as our Son is house and cat sitting this month and he definitely won't maintain a record of what he uses (I am bad enough!)

caronc

In: 2 portions of white sauce
Out: turkey breast steak
Used up (well sort of): gave home grown cucumber and 1/2 tub of greek yoghurt to my Dad

mumofthetwins

Yesterday :
Out : bagals, fish fingers, chicken burgers, waffles
In : waffles, chips, pizza

Today
Out : chicken breast x 2

Hoping for freezer tomorrow as well

PennyGrabber

Hi all,

I've been away for a week, so nothing in or out.

Then yesterday:
In - weekly shop
Out - pasta sauce jar, pack of pasta, chicken, pie tin, spuds, 2 carrots

Using stuff up today - will report back later.

PG x

maisymoo5

thank you suffolklass that's a great idea. Could add a layer of granola or something on the bottom layer too and serve it as an alternative to a cooked breakfast.:T

In
2 packs of sausages (on offer)
1 bag of oven chips

out
2 chicken fillets

Suffolk_lass

maisymoo5 wrote: »

thank you suffolklass that's a great idea. Could add a layer of granola or something on the bottom layer too and serve it as an alternative to a cooked breakfast.:T

Yum! My regular breakfast is a mix of raw jumbo oats with natural greek yogurt, whatever fruit is on hand and some nuts and seeds. Fills me up for hours and delicious!

PennyGrabber

In today - nothing

Out today - 1 jelly, three tins of food, two packs of celery, five onions, half a dozen spuds, some cake, a pack of spaghetti, a box of cereal

PG x