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What are you making for dinner?

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  • JIL
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    We had pancakes, a day late with savoury mince (quorn, carrots, celery, leek, onions, swede and potatoes in gravy)
  • Islandmaid
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    Over to the ‘north island’ to visit GS today, will eat out 
    Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!

    £300/£130
  • Brie
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    Over to the ‘north island’ to visit GS today, will eat out 
    Took me a minute to work that one out!!!

    Tonight we'll be having fish and chips and mushies.  
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  • MrsStepford
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    Husband's sister lived in Malta for several years and he would accompany his parents there for holidays. He is making Brungiel mimli which is a much loved dish there - basically stuffed aubergines. 
  • Islandmaid
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    Popped into local bakery and grabbed some huge crusty rolls, farm shop for local ham and tomatoes with some other salad bits, some local soft blue cheese, easy Friday night dinner 🙌
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  • Brie
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    I have been promised chicken liver risotto.  I thought this meant it would be an easy day for me but I was asked to buy garlic, parmesan, wine and garlic.  He had already bought the livers and we had a couple of onions.  That said, it's 7 pm and nothing is happening yet in the kitchen.....
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    I had a marks voucher so did the shopping there tonight. Definitely good quality. I bought the £12 main and four sides. Chicken on sunday, 2 garlic breads will be pizza tomorrow and coleslaw for Monday.  Chunky chips for tonight, but who would pay £3 for them?

    I had  chunky chips (airfry) with beans and vege sausage out of a tin. Husband had chips, beans, egg and gammon from a small joint I cooked yesterday that had hidden in the fridge and been forgotten about.
    Was impressed as it was all cooked in 11 minutes. 
  • C_J
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    We’re having a stir fry tonight, with the last of the chicken from this week’s roast, a pack of YS large prawns, plus noodles, stir fry veg and black bean sauce all from the community fridge.
  • Islandmaid
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    Spicy Chicken thighs, coleslaw, salad
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  • Brie
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    Chicken liver risotto did happen last evening and was as wonderful as always.  

    smoked mackerel with potato salad has been suggested for this evening.  Or pizza but small ones requested which is a good thing.  might pick up some chicken thighs for tomorrow evening.  or a whole chicken for roasting....
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