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What are you making for dinner?
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HM Lasagne for us tonight, which I'm going to prep shortly as I'm out all day.Spend less now, work less later.0
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Lovely big pan of dried blue pea and bacon soup is simmering on the hob and making the kitchen smell delicious so that's the next few days lunches and supper tonight will be farm shop pork, leek and sage sausages in onion gravy with mashed potatoes and braised cabbage. Rhubarb compote for pud and a cup of black coffee.0
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Home made moussaka with Greek salad tonight.0
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Home made moussaka with Greek salad tonight.
I LOVE Moussaka
I dragged a half should of lamb out of the freezer yesterday, we'll just have it roasted with garlic and rosemary, served with cauliflower cheese, cabbage, carrots and roast spuds, sweet potato for me.
Syrup sponge and custard for the men's pud - feels like winters back :eek:Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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LO roasted veg with baby spuds and a pork steak0
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Mongolian Beef tonight with brown rice and veg spring rollsNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Supper tonight will be slow-cooked pork, leeks and mushrooms in a cider and cream sauce, with a little mash and lots of green veg.0
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Duck stir fry for us tonight.Spend less now, work less later.0
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Chicken quarter from the freezer with a garlic and herby crust and a salad,yogurt and diced apple for pud Nice and easy and the chicken will get chucked into the remoska to cook while I put my feet up0
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Morning all, i am more organised this week. I have a chicken to roast tonight which will be stripped and used for roast dinner, lunches and a risotto for later in the week. It works out much cheaper than buying fillets i think, and its nicer. Today i am having leftover curry for lunch and breakfast was grapes, granola and an activia yoghurt :money:0
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