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What are you making for dinner?

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  • Glad
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    Fishcakes chips and peas tonight as we’ve been busy all day. The fishcakes were ys from 1idl, the chips were too with 20% off with the 1idl card, they’re the ‘skin on fries’ and very tasty 🙂
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  • elsien
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    Plan A for tonight to was to try out a sausage, kale and black bean recipe. As I now have a load of free food from Olio that needs using up I am probably going with a very boring corned beef, sweet potato chips and sweetcorn instead. Will delay the recipe till later this week. 
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  • goldfinches
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    I made a 'fridge sweep' salad and added some cheese I had hanging around to jazz it up a bit because it's been a bright sunny warmish day here so I didn't feel like anything hot.

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  • itsthelittlethings
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    Freezer pasta bake for dinner tonight.
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  • mlz1413
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    I had halloumi and spinach curry tonight as I had a pack of halloumi waiting for inspiration instead of my normal fry it or grill it attitude. 

    Also made a butter bean,  chorizo and pesto stew alongside for tomorrow. 

    I found the recipes on Cherrypick.  I paid for a subscription as I like the ability to choose recipes and put ingredients in my shopping basket for an online shop.


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    I'm making chicken and mushroom risotto with leftovers from Sunday roast. 
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  • Brie
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    OH did a lovely job of mushrooms on toast last night.  Lots of mushrooms, cooked up with chopped lardons and red onion and finished with cream.  The toast was a sour dough boule from Lidl which had been sliced then painted with olive oil and herbs and then crisped in the oven.  Exceedlingly nice but he always gives me too much.  (he still thinks sometimes I should have the same size portions as he has)

    Tonight we have butterflied seabass pre seasoned by Tasco with lemon peel and parsley.  They'll be pan fried and served with baby potatoes.  I must say though Tasco's idea of potatoes is a bit out of whack.  Try as I might to get small taters there's always a couple in the bag that might be baked instead of boiled!!!

    Tomorrow there's duck breast which I intend to grill to crisp up and finish in the oven with a coating of sweet chili sauce.  Pak choy and rice to go along side.
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  • Glad
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    Easy dinner this evening as we had lunch out with a birthday voucher. A part baked baguette we found in the back of the cupboard, eat by date tomorrow, with cheese and pickle 
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  • goldfinches
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    I hoicked a heel of bread out of the freezer, cut it into croutons and drenched it in vinaigrette before adding it to a salad and calling it panzanella.

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  • mlz1413
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    I hoicked a heel of bread out of the freezer, cut it into croutons and drenched it in vinaigrette before adding it to a salad and calling it panzanella.
    😂😂 love your description 
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