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Tonight we have sausage rolls, homemade chips and beans. The sausage rolls I got in a TGTG bag and I froze them. They absolutely massive and look really nice. My daughter will have sweet potato chips “orange potatoes” and beans I know she will eat that happily. She’s in nursery this afternoon and usually eats her own body weight when she gets home:money::rotfl::T3
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Oooh, that risotto looks delicious!
Mister CJ's post-dental-surgery mouth is still tender so I've just made a pan of curried parsnip soup for us both tonight. Hopefully he'll be able to chew again by tomorrow!4 -
Glad the dental surgery went well. I remember having to go to hospital a zilion years back to have all my wisdom teeth out. When I got home my beau had organised a lovely dinner of ribs. Nice chewy ones. Most I could manage was to suck on them.C_J said:Mister CJ's post-dental-surgery mouth is still tender so I've just made a pan of curried parsnip soup for us both tonight. Hopefully he'll be able to chew again by tomorrow!
Tonight we'll be mostly having gammon steaks, eggs and chips. No salad left unfortunately. Well tomatoes but no greenery unless I just have a spinach salad....might be worth a try as I like spinach. OH will tut of course as he'll probably want beans. Of course we could have the nice Lidl salmon in pastry that's in the freezer, that would be nice with spinach.....decisions, decisions.I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on Debt Free Wannabe, Old Style Money Saving and Pensions boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.
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Pasta mish mash for me tonight as I have half a jar of red pesto and half a jar of green pesto to use up. I'll raid the freezer for some frozen veg - probably got onions and peppers in there, and fry that up and mix it in as well.
I have some celery that needs using, so as long as I have frozen onion I will make some cream of celery soup for lunch tomorrow. Must remember to put the breadmaker on as well as I'm out of bread.Live the good life where you have been planted.
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Fridge forage curry tonight, uses up odds and sods from the fridge, with rice for themNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Fridge forage pasta for us. Enough left for work lunch tomorrow.4
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Boiled a 30% off ham from Lidl in the slow cooker. Served with baby potatoes and broad beans - plenty left for at least another 6 or seven meals. Not bad for £4.Debt Free Wannabe by 1 December 2027
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DIL has taken GS out for a couple of hours, so I’m going to attempt to wash the floors and generally straighten up - having a 3 yo (soz now 4) permanently home is tough as they can make mess faster than I can clean it 🫣
Ham, egg and air fryer chips tonight. Ham and cheese omelette for meNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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