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What are you making for dinner?
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Rose veal burgers (picked up from a little freezer shop) and home made wedges.0
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I had another portion of my quorn cottage pie, it was nicer tonight as the flavours had developed. I had a load of mushrooms with it as they needed using up. Husband had the leftover potatoes from Sunday, sliced and baked, ham, mushrooms, baked beans and a poached egg. It's what he fancied.0
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All day brekkie here
Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Im getting bored of the chicken, not having it at lunch, i am having it tonight but i will be starving by then !!!8211; baked potato for lunch, and it will be a pasta salad type thing for lunch tomorrow0
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Sausage meatballs with a various veg & tomato sauce with spaghetti0
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Ended up with LO rice and LO tinned spaghetti ....very student likeFeb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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Defrosted a 2.09 Aldi chicken and jointed it into eight portions. Stuck them in a roasting bag with piri piri seasoning. I had halloumi fries from Aldi, with seasoned wedges, stuffed peppers, salad and coleslaw. It was really nice and leftovers for work lunches tomorrow.0
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Date Night tonight - so DH provides dinner

Yesterday, I baked for the first time in ages, Brownies for DH to take to work, some for Home too. I also made Vanilla Icecream.
Today I am making Marmalade cakes and Jam, Stawberry and vanilla as I got a load of YS Stawberries. I will give some to MIL, some to neighbors, there will be too much for us to use.Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Going to a friends house tonight for a cuppa, will be later back but the veg can roast away nicely in the oven once and home and doing the washing etc. im not sure how i feel about halloumi, i have never tried it, hate goats cheese !!!8211; views?0
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Klew I love Halloumi, it's salty, very mild in flavour and errrm 'squeaky' hard to explain, but it's not a normal cheese texture, I haven't tried the Aldi Halloumi fries, I thought they were expensive, I just buy a block, cut into fries, Shake in flour and ras el hanout and pan fry - lush dipped in chilli sauce
Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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