What are you making for dinner?

hatful-of-hollow

For lunch we have hm minestrone soup with a bread roll. Tonight's dinner will be lamb chops with roasted veg (including courgettes, carrots and toms from garden) and couscous.

C_J

Chopped onion and chilli, pan fried with courgette ribbons, king prawns and a swirl of cream. Quick and tasty!

klew356

Last night I had corned beef hash, a ready meal, it was actually blooming lovely, lashings of tomato sauce. Its inspired me to make some sometime. Hit my pb at spinning last night so pleased its been a hard slog with the recent heatwave so last night was a bit cooler.

Tonight im out for tea at a new burger joint, looks really good. Be something light for lunch, maybe poached egg and some greens – iv got some flat cup mushrooms for tomorrow night and sausages random but easy on the carbs tomorrow night

Lauralozzle

Last night was red Thai prawn curry and rice.

Tonight will be mushroom risotto

Jazee

Gammon, egg and chips.

Pollycat

Islandmaid wrote: »

Suns out

And here. :j
No, it's gone in.

Yes, it's come back. :j

And gone again.


Dinner tonight is a mix of Spanish/Italian cold meats, olive spread, nocellara & kalamata olives, marinated tomatoes with garlic & oregano and tiger bread & focaccia.
And some dry white wine.

Islandmaid

Polly That's my favourite type of food, loads of 'picky bits'.

It's our 4th anniversary end of the month, it's Fruit and flowers - I have bought DH a bottle of vintage port, which we saw being bottled in Porto a few years ago and will present as part of a cheese and charcuterie board - with a rose between my teeth :rotfl:

kerri_gt

Islandmaid wrote: »

Polly That's my favourite type of food, loads of 'picky bits'.

It's our 4th anniversary end of the month, it's Fruit and flowers - I have bought DH a bottle of vintage port, which we saw being bottled in Porto a few years ago and will present as part of a cheese and charcuterie board - with a rose between my teeth :rotfl:

Thank you for clarifying where you are planning to hold the rose IM before I had visions of the Cold Feet scene being re-enacted :rotfl::rotfl:

Islandmaid

kerri_gt wrote: »

Thank you for clarifying where you are planning to hold the rose IM before I had visions of the Cold Feet scene being re-enacted :rotfl::rotfl:

On of the BEST TV moments - ever :rotfl::rotfl:

Between my TEETH - honest, I don't want to put the poor man off his food

Pollycat

Islandmaid wrote: »

On of the BEST TV moments - ever :rotfl::rotfl:

Between my TEETH - honest, I don't want to put the poor man off his food

And moving on from James Nesbitt's strategically placed rose, my thoughts turned to Frank Butcher's spinning bow tie...:eek: