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What are you making for dinner?
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Courgettes stuffed with quorn bolognese. I'll have them with a salad, the others will have rice or chips with theirs.0
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I’ve defrosted a portion of last weeks tomato risotto and will have a go at making taleggio and basil stuffed arancini, never made this before so fingers crossed it all holds together.Jan - June Grocery spends = £531.61
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Green beans (from the garden), homemade vegan chilli, rice. Simples. Will portion and freeze some for lunches for when we get home from hols on the 20th to save spending £££ on a sandwich at work0
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Our meal last night was delicious, really hit the spot
Tonight a chicken and chorizo traybake, with HM bread for DH - easy, simple tasty xNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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OH has requested fish again so I will need to rustle it up with something.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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He Who Knows as gone fishing with a packed lunch and I will have poached egg on avocado on toast! lucky ME!!!
I'm defrosting a lamb shank (singular) for supper to make us Icelandic meat soup for supper, it's a staple out there and is more like a stew than a soup and the cooler weather means it is just right for today. Some gooseberries from the freezer will be cooked too and I have some double cream to finish from an earlier recipe and I shall make gooseberry fool for pudding and then of course coffee.0 -
OH has requested fish again so I will need to rustle it up with something.
He then decided he really wanted scampi so I ended up going up to the Coop to buy some at a new extortionate convenience store price. However I did get two chicken breasts YS to65p, and two packs of smokey beef kebabs (6 in a pack) for £1 a pack. The kebabs will be split to portions of 2 a meal and I'll portion the chicken breasts up to freeze too so I guess they balanced out the scampi fleecing.
Had it with chips, and peas for me, curry sauce for OH.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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Tonight I have had:
A bowl of granola
A yoghurt
A plate of bombay potatoes
2 handfuls of dried dates
A slither of cheese, followed by one more slither and then a giant hunk of the stuff
A mini ice lolly
A child's leftover pasta and pesto
I suspect I may be a tad hormonal...0 -
dangerbadger wrote: »Tonight I have had:
A bowl of granola
A yoghurt
A plate of bombay potatoes
2 handfuls of dried dates
A slither of cheese, followed by one more slither and then a giant hunk of the stuff
A mini ice lolly
A child's leftover pasta and pesto
I suspect I may be a tad hormonal...
What the body craves, the body needsNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Islandmaid wrote: »What the body craves, the body needs
It just demanded rice pudding and more cheese. I complied.0
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