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What's in my organic fruit & veg box today!
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Sorry I havent got any piccies.
Number 3 is more like a veg/salad leaf of some sort. Definately not rhubarb.Jan Grocery challenge
Budget £350 - Spent £64.45 to date0 -
Grocery challenge year budget €3K Jan €190 Feb €225 Mar €313 Apr €202 May €224 June €329 July €518 Aug €231Sep €389 Oct €314 Nov €358 Dec €335 Total spent €3628
2021Frugal living challenge year budget €12.250 Total spent €15.678
Jan €438 Feb €1200 Mar €508 Apr €799 May €1122 June €1595 July €835 Aug €480 Sep €957 Oct €993 Nov €909 Dec €26980 -
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Lol
Some of the things on that page id be like 'oh my god, how in hell do i cook that?????'
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hope you got your answers though!Time to find me again0 -
sammy_kaye18 wrote: »Lol
Some of the things on that page id be like 'oh my god, how in hell do i cook that?????'
lol
hope you got your answers though!
i have never tasted half of them either lol but there are recipes to click on beside each picture, might be worth us having a go at some of them0 -
i'd definately say flossyblog sounds right!flossyblog wrote: »
chard makes good pesto!- prior planning prevents poor performance!
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3 sounds like the ruby chard I get in my box. can use like cabbage, cut fine, steamed or stirfried. Has an earthy taste.
is this the same?
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Celeriac is good raw grated in salads or make a coleslaw type salad using mayo. In Denmark they slice it thinly, coat in egg & breadcrumbs and fry.
The green leafy sounds like chard to me - treat as spinach and you can use the stalks too
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 -
2 doesnt look like Celeriac is more grren and yellow in colour, any ideas?Jan Grocery challenge
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2 doesn't sound at all like celeriac to me, could it be kohl rabi ? How big is it, and what shape -oval, spherical ? Is it soft or hard -more info please
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