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What are you making for dinner?

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  • Brie
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    fajitas!  got some avocado that is just the right stage for guac.  and some sour cream.  
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  • Brie
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    carbonara.  Not my favourite thing but OH likes to make it so I shouldn't complain.

    won't be as nice as his roasted partridge that he did yesterday.....
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  • Nelliegrace
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    Tomato, butternut squash and lentil soup, with toast.
    A mushroom omelette.
    Stewed apple and yoghurt with honey.
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  • TracyS66
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    Leftover sausage casserole, spring greens and mash tonight, followed by a yoghurt. 
  • Brie
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    Had monster sized pork chops done on the bbq yesterday (yes, in the rain but it's propane and has a lid) and did a large tray of roasted veg - potatoes, squash, peppers, onions, tomatoes.  OH asked where the garlic was!  (cheeky!)

    It's breakfast for dinner tonight.  Rosti, eggs and bacon. 
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  • Nelliegrace
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    Two defrosted chicken thighs made a tasty chicken stew in the pressure cooker. I steamed some mixed greens in the microwave. 
    I made a simmered rice pudding with added raisins. 
    Stewed some more cooking apples. 
    Plenty of leftovers for tomorrow. 
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    Grocery Challenge 2026   £5 a day for food for 2   Total £1,825
    Jan        £128.45   -£26.55
    Feb        £122.55   -£17.45
    Mar        £154.50         -.50
    Apr         £144.78     -£5.22
    May        £151.63    -£3.37
    Jun         £143.61    -£6.39
    Jul          £150.76    -£4.24
    Aug        £139.44. -£15.54
  • C_J
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    I’m trying to come up with recipes to use up the glut of lovely bits collected from the Community Fridge yesterday, so tonight will be cauliflower cheese with added sliced leeks and crispy bacon bits.
  • JIL
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    Back from holiday and I was craving veg, so popped into aldi and added chicken and veg to the milk and bread. 
    Cooked the chicken in the airfry and it was really good. 

    Tonight it will be airfry fish and chips and probably tinned peas.
  • Nelliegrace
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    edited 18 October 2024 at 11:26PM
    There is some homemade tomato and lentil soup, fresh homemade bread and some cheese, stewed apple and yoghurt. We are going to see the play Sweeney Todd, so red soup seems appropriate. 

    Later. Thank goodness we didn’t have meat pies. 
    Fashion on the Ration 2026 Coupons, socks 6, 8 vests 24, cardigan 5, pyjamas 2 16, pants 10, l s vests 3 9  Total 66 + 4

    Grocery Challenge 2026   £5 a day for food for 2   Total £1,825
    Jan        £128.45   -£26.55
    Feb        £122.55   -£17.45
    Mar        £154.50         -.50
    Apr         £144.78     -£5.22
    May        £151.63    -£3.37
    Jun         £143.61    -£6.39
    Jul          £150.76    -£4.24
    Aug        £139.44. -£15.54
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