What are you making for dinner?

Brie

well I had said to the OH I would go out and get some chicken so I could make tortillas.  But I haven't got out to the shops yet and he's in the middle of prepping a snake and pygmy pudding.  (which I think is for tomorrow)

itsthelittlethings

Cold cauliflower cheese. It was actually ok. I had some briefly sautéed leeks with it that could have done with a lot more cooking. The leeks were from my veg box.

JIL

Made a chicken curry with some thighs, with bombay potato and a paneer jalfrezi. 

A bit too spicy for me but the raita cooled it down.

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Nelliegrace

A sausage stew to use up four thin, defrosted sausages, cooked in the pressure cooker, with onion, celery, carrot, parsnip and potato and tomatoes. 
Stewed apple and yoghurt. 

broncis

Fill a baking dish with your favourite Veg (I use Peppers, Tomatoes, Mushrooms, Onions). Add some olive oil and fresh garlic and place in the oven for 30 minuts at 180 degrees (or til they brown slightly). Take the dish out and make four gaps in the Veg. Crack in 4 eggs, sprinkle with cracked black pepper and sea salt and cover in grated mature Cheddar. Cook for 8-10 more minutes. Serve with salad and crusty bread. Easy and healthy (ish).

 

And yum, yum, yum...

Brie

OH will be prepping our steak and kidney pudding shortly.  Doesn't need a very long steam as the inside bit has already been cooked.  I've just been told I need to go out and get some carrots to go with it.

Nelliegrace

A Sunday pot roast, a small joint cut from a more economical family sized joint and frozen. I shall bake a tea loaf, then put in an apple crumble and some rock buns while the oven is on. 

ruby_eskimo

Last portion of mushroom alfredo pasta bake - it's a great recipe and really cheap to make so will make another batch next week to keep the freezer stocked.

Brie

We had the second round of steak and kidney pudding and as with any of these things it's always better when reheated.  

To make up for 2 nights of big dinner it will be soup and sandwiches tonight.  I've got some avocados and prawns but don't know what him indoors will want as a sandwich.