Cooking for one

moneyistooshorttomention

...and I'm hoping I might be able to pick up a few early food plants today.

So - lunch and dinner in a few months time will, hopefully, major on foods I've not even heard of yet.....

...Variety is the spice of life - well the spice of my diet anyway...:)

caronc

moneyistooshorttomention wrote: »

...and I'm hoping I might be able to pick up a few early food plants today.

So - lunch and dinner in a few months time will, hopefully, major on foods I've not even heard of yet.....

...Variety is the spice of life - well the spice of my diet anyway...:)

Still too early in the year for planting another 3-4 weeks though and I can get my tomato seeds started. Not enough light yet so if I start things now they just go leggy and are prone to rot. Hope you have a successful trip.

Morning everyone, not sure what my food plans are yet hopefully something a bit more inspiring than yesterday.

Nelski

Morning lovelies

Cleaning weekend for me which demands a nice dinner so I have opted for sausages mash and beans 4 sausages in the pack so that will probably be food for tomorrow too maybe with a nice onion gravy and a yorkie.

bought some cheap bread from lidl yesterday and its truly horrible so that is finding its way to the bin (first thing I have thrown away for a long time but god its awful stuff....stale tasteless and dry) I should know cheap is sometimes more expensive in the long run.

Actually thinking about it I might chuck it in the food processor instead and make some bread crumbs but then again maybe I cant be ollied

Enjoy your weekend oneskis

Willowx

Morning all, been to the butcher's, green grocers and library this morning so going to be sitting down for a while. Need to put some bread on soonish as I've promised myself a bacon butty for dinner. Think I'll be a rebel and just make straight white. Got a double lamb chop for tomorrow. Not sure what I'm going to do for lunch, I'm fancying a banana might also have cheese and crackers might just have a banana.

PasturesNew

Nelski wrote: »

bought some cheap bread from lidl yesterday and its truly horrible

Probably the bread I usually use

PasturesNew

I know it's early - but when you get the urge you have to cook .... else you could be starving before you can be bothered again.

Pizza. Nom.

Spicy and topped with: tomato base, chilli beef, sweetcorn, cheese, kidney beans, red onions, a whole red chilli and some of the mexican cheese.

It was nice enough - but maybe I should've splashed some tabasco across it too, I do like super hot things occasionally.

That's cleared the freezer out of ...not very much at all!

Although it might count as a lot/10 it's tiny bits really. But, 5 things that count, just not in large quantities.

Still got half left, so I'll have that later.

Nelski

PasturesNew wrote: »

Probably the bread I usually use

oh no PN I doubt it it was awful...maybe it was a bad batch but calling it bread was breaking trade descriptions. I do love the bread from the lidl bakery though only problem is it goes off after a day which is not much use for me. Back to Asda for bread for me

That pizza sounds delicious

karcher

PN that Pizza sounds fantastic...was it shop bought or HM creation?

...if shop bought, where from?

LameWolf

Am I the only one here who always has cream crackers available?
Unfortunately, I often have days when a plain cream cracker is all I can keep down.

And talking of pizza, I made one yesterday - with tomato puree, extra extra mature Cheddar cheese, onion, Qu0rn bacon-style slices, sliced tomatoes, fresh basil..... and.... PINEAPPLE. :rotfl:

Willowx

LameWolf wrote: »

Am I the only one here who always has cream crackers available?

Not at all, I always have them they live in a red telephone tin labelled shortbread that I got for Christmas one year. They're easy to eat, good with cheese and cheap.