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Eating out of the freezer and cupboards challenge - part two
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If you've got eggs and veg that needs using up, I'd be tempted by omelettes.0
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If you've got eggs and veg that needs using up, I'd be tempted by omelettes.
Unfortunately I dnt like omelettes. Only have 1 egg. I have never done savory pancakes before as I have always had them as a pudding but hubby has said you can and I'm trying to incorporate his ideas more (newly wedds and still finding our feet). We are out this evening and I want a plan of a quick meal to do when we get back in to avoid a trip to Macy D'sHouse purchased November 2013
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As I see, how about making like a garlic mushroom filling to go inside the pancakes? with mabe a little cheese to make it all gooey?
ETA - Congrats on the wedding!0 -
As I see, how about making like a garlic mushroom filling to go inside the pancakes? with mabe a little cheese to make it all gooey?
ETA - Congrats on the wedding!
Thank youI like being in control and cook my fav food so I'm trying to be better.
I like the sound of your recepie, I will give it a go as we have garlic and cheesethank you for your help.:)
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Current MF Date: April 2030- £48,719. 750 -
No freezer movements.
Been up since 6.30am and spent 9 hours looking after 3 year old DGS - I am exhausted!
Quick easy meal - sausage roll + baked beans + whoops plain naan bread - brushed with oil & sprinkled with garlic granules.
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Mr SharonD101 decided we should dine out tonight so nothing out of freezer and nothing in. Having dinner at parents tomorrow so once again nothing out and nothing in.0
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I have done quite well since the shopping delivery, only bought one frozen item and we have already eaten that.
Also used up some chicken and chilli portions.
I made pasties tonight from scratch, first time ever but they came out awesome, have shoved a few in the freezer, dont think they will be in there long0 -
For savoury pancakes I normally just make some bolognese sauce and put that in the pancake.
I would have thought you could just melt some cheese and ham or do a creamy sauce with the mushrooms and onions. I suppose it's too late for you now but just some ideas for a future day.0 -
Went to waitrose to get kitten food and picked up veggie kievs and sausages reduced so kievs tonight with sweetcorn out freezer. Sausages went into freezer.
Shop arriving tonight so aside from super bargains hopefully nothing going in just us using up food this month!0 -
chirpchirp wrote: »For savoury pancakes I normally just make some bolognese sauce and put that in the pancake.
I would have thought you could just melt some cheese and ham or do a creamy sauce with the mushrooms and onions. I suppose it's too late for you now but just some ideas for a future day.
I'm useless. We ended up going to an all you can eat Chinese as we exchanged contracts on the house we are buying and hubby wanted to celebrate so pancakes it is for tea tonightHouse purchased November 2013
Original MF Date: January 2045 - £104,400
Current MF Date: April 2030- £48,719. 750
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