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The All New Bang on Trend Cookbook Challenge 2018
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Used my Leon cookbook yesterday which was quite dusty! probably the first thing I've cooked from it in about 5 years - made Spaghetti Milanese - apparently was popular when bacon was a cheap cut of meat.
Sauce - delicious. Spaghetti unfortunately I overcooked it and it was the consistency of tinned spaghetti
Oh well - meal planning for next week now, and hope to get a few new recipes in too.0 -
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Mr_Singleton wrote: »Errrrrr.... Orzo IS pasta!0
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Just reporting back on the turkey sloppy joes .....A good 9/10 and would recommend if you have any turkey left. ( the scores are as a result of me currently watching Dancing on Ice
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The HB twelve days of Christmas Beef Bourguignon was a bit disappointing. The meat was tender but a bit dry, although the sauce was lovely and the recipe was too restrictive and fiddly without a good enough result to make it worthwhile, if you see what I meanDownshifted
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Just reporting back on the turkey sloppy joes .....A good 9/10 and would recommend if you have any turkey left. ( the scores are as a result of me currently watching Dancing on Ice
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downshifted wrote: »The HB twelve days of Christmas Beef Bourguignon was a bit disappointing. The meat was tender but a bit dry, although the sauce was lovely and the recipe was too restrictive and fiddly without a good enough result to make it worthwhile, if you see what I mean
Shopping arrived today so I now have aubergines and kale so "Aubergine & Kale Satay" is planned for tomorrow night- will report back:)0 -
Hi everyone
Thought I'd join in as our weekly veg box is encouraging me to try and cook a lot of new things.
Made a BBC good food recipe tonight- baked potatoes with chard and beans and tahini dressing.
Very tasty, healthy and cheap!0 -
new recipe for me today - Nigella's pasta risotto with peas and pancetta.
It uses orzo, the tiny rice-shaped pasta.
It's definitely on our list to do again.
Another new recipe for me today:
Greek potato stew.
I'll serve with some focaccia.
With a nod of thanks to Mr Singleton for recommending the recipe a while ago. :T0 -
Another new recipe for me today:
Greek potato stew.
I'll serve with some focaccia.
With a nod of thanks to Mr Singleton for recommending the recipe a while ago. :T
Is that from the greek vegan blog? I was also interested in that one.Jan - June Grocery spends = £531.61
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