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What are you making for dinner?
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Pork steaks with mustard sauce, braised red cabbage and mash for the menNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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I made tomato and red pepper soup yesterday with some over ripe home grown tomatoes from the greenhouse (they're not keeping this year) so that with some cold meat will be lunch.
Supper will be another of Hugh FW's recipes from the 3 good things book in the form of garlicky white bean puree, black olive and mozzarella pizzas with a leaf salad, I can't face another blackberry so pudding will be ice cream and blueberries with digestive biscuit crumbs scattered over and then our usual coffee.0 -
Hmmm, so OH has requested stir fry tomorrow when it cools off a bit. I'm considering steak for me tonight.... need to make my mind up as will have to defrost it.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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A freezer rummage brought forth a portion of stewed liver which I'll have with mashed swede, cabbage & sweetcorn.Jan - June Grocery spends = £531.61
July - Grocery spends = £119.54
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Dinner tonight will be spaghetti carbonara with salad.February Grocery Budget: £190.75/£350.00
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Butternut squash falafels with salad and a yoghurt and mint dressing.0
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DB I'm coming to yours...set another place Yum, yum ,yum, yum, YUM!0
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You can have my daughter's share, Mrs LW, the ungrateful wretch doesn't seem to like anything I cook these days!0
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Have friends for supper so doing something a little bit different.
Pan-fried Dover Sole with Ceps from Classic Koffmann 50 years a chef (pg 184 if anyone is interested) with a lemon sorbet for desert. Will be eating outside!0 -
Mr_Singleton wrote: »Have friends for supper so doing something a little bit different.
Pan-fried Dover Sole with Ceps from Classic Koffmann 50 years a chef (pg 184 if anyone is interested) with a lemon sorbet for desert. Will be eating outside!
I had to look it up, Dover Sole is such a delicate fish, I thought Cep would overwhelm it - interesting ...Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
£300/£1300
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