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February 2014- 'Take Your Lunch To Work' Thread
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DAY 1/16 for me houmous and crackers with some left over for tomorrow0
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Forgot my pigging lunch again!! :mad:
£1.50 on a staff meal, lost a NSD. I'm just so exhausted... Welled up in tears about 10 times today, dunno what's wrong with me.
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addicted2shopping wrote: »Day 1 for me!:D
Spicy parsnip soup and some satsumas. Not really what I wanted but bread was moldy when I got up this morning and was all that was left in cupboard
Still at least I took it rather than buyng something else. Would probably sit in cupboard for ages if not lol.
Day 1 completed for me tooMurphy's No More Pies Club #209
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Maryland_Cookie wrote: »Those biscuits look lovely, could you post the recipe please? X
I use this recipe and I add a pinch of chilli flakes. I've also made them with cracked black pepper and they were really nice as well :jangelnikki wrote: »These are like cheese straws if you cut them into straws instead of rounds/stars
Cheesy Biscuits
Makes about 20 Ritz sized biscuits
50g SR flour
25g butter/marge
80g grated mature cheddar ( I sometimes use half this amount of cheese and they're still yummy)
splash of milk
Mix all ingredients together and knead a little until you have a ball
Roll out to about 2 1/2mm and cut into shapes
Bake at 200c/Gas6 for about 8-10 minutes until they start to colour.
The original recipe said to add 20g Parmesan and a pinch cayenne pepper too but they’re just as yummy without. You could use an egg yolk instead of the milk to bind.
Nikki
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LTW NUMBER 1 achieved. Bombay potatoes bought but not used for an evening meal last week. They were lovely :-) must try some HM sometime!*2014 £365/365days - £52/£365* *20p Savers club #17 £12.00/£50*
March 2014 NSD 0/15 take lunch to work march 0/21
sealed Pot Challenge #260
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LTW DAY 1 homemade soupsealed pot challenge 099
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Thanks so worried, will give those a try.
Smoked mackerel salad for me today -day 1 done!0 -
LTW Day # 1/15Sealed Pot Challenge No 3060
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More sausage and cabbage stew and another bagel for me today so that's 2 out of 18.0
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Oooohhhh WTBSE those salad in a jar lunches look good as I don't always fancy salad and it then goes off really quickly. I wonder if it has to be iceberg or it it works just as well with less robust leaves like rocket, spinach etc?
Did you make a number up on one day? If so would love to hear how they are in a few days time?
Mind you, I don't have kilner jars so will need to look up the coat of them anyway...April 2021 Grocery Challenge 34.29 / 2500
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