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What are you making for dinner?

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  • klew356
    klew356 Posts: 1,130 Forumite
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    I know what you mean about the prices!
    I have been to two events this weekend, and for example, a haggis and chips - £8.50 from a greasy spoon type place. 3 bits of fudge for £10 – for that price I want it covered up so the dozens of flies swarming round cant actually land on them – boh. :eek: Didn’t buy either. A tray of hog roast meat – 9 quid, nine quid!!!! You don’t get a roll with that either. These events totally see you coming.
    I actually bought some cheese from one of the food halls, delicious it was and for 4.50 which is more than I would usually pay but you got a good size piece and did I mention its delicious. :naughty:
    Its been picnics most of the weekend and eating out, tonight will be whatever I can conjur up from the fridge and the rest of the week will be fridge and freezer but planning tonight.
  • kerri_gt
    kerri_gt Posts: 11,202 Forumite
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    For £9 I'd expect the entire hog! And fudge is neither difficult, nor expensive to make.

    Dinner last night was super noodles....:o. Faffed for so long I couldn't be bothered to do anything else.
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  • Last nights dinner was egg and chips. I've made minestrone soup for lunch and tonight we'll be having roast chicken and all the trimmings.
  • Jazee
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    I just noticed that DH has got spag bol out of the freezer to defrost, so guess that is what we're having tonight.
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  • euronorris
    euronorris Posts: 12,247 Forumite
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    Spag bol. I actually made it last night, in a batch, so it was ready for tonight. It's DH's birthday, so I have bought us a chocolate gateau cake to enjoy as well :)
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  • Islandmaid
    Islandmaid Posts: 6,626 Forumite
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    Some kind of chicken Parmesan thing, with LO cauliflower cheese for me, new potatoes for DH and broccoli for both :)
    Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!

    £300/£130
  • MandM90
    MandM90 Posts: 2,246 Forumite
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    Haven't decided. Trying to streeeetch out the food we have until the September budget starts. Choices are unexciting and as follows:

    Tomato and basil pasta (fresh tomatoes and basil from garden)
    Veggie pasta bolognese
    Beans on toast
    Veggie chilli and rice/HM potato wedges
  • Wraithlady
    Wraithlady Posts: 902 Forumite
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    Tonight is a take-away as we've just come back from camping, tomorrow is either Spag Bol or Chilli from the freezer (this is not a choice of meals, this is 'it's one of those two but I don't know which')
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  • Mr_Singleton
    Mr_Singleton Posts: 1,891 Forumite
    Had a late breakfast and a late lunch..... was planning on doing myself a Carbonara for supper but looking through the fridge changed my mind to doing a Kimchi fried rice (Kimchi bokkeum-bap) from Our Korean Kitchen (pg. 31) by Jordan Bourke and Rejina Pyo
  • kerri_gt
    kerri_gt Posts: 11,202 Forumite
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    Some kind of vegetarian Gouda Kiev thing (YS) from Lidl with beans and I had some cucumber and tomato. OH who at the time wasn't hungry so 'only had a small portion' is now heating dinner #2 in the form of a quorn cottage pie. I give up :rotfl:
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