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Tonight, we are having lamb steaks with homemade oven baked chips, pea crush, brocolli and gravy.
I wil then also be prepping the lunches for work tomorrow which will be chicken with salad, carrot sticks and hummus.:cool:"More people would learn from their mistakes if they weren't so busy denying them." - Harold J. Smith:cool:0 -
Red lentil curry with brown rice. I'm using a jarred sauce as they were on offer.:)0
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HM slow cooker curry and I've just had a quick taste and it's delicious. having it with mini poppadums' and mango chutney.
For pud left over Cheesecake for DH that i made him yesterday£1000 Emergency fund challenge #225 - £1000.00.00/£1000- End of Baby Step 3 (A work in progress)0 -
I am still in the post-flu recovery period, in which I have no energy, appetite or inspiration! I made two pork, beef and sausagemeat meatloaves a few weeks back and have defrosted one of those to have for supper tonight with mashed potatoes, peas and gravy.
I have crushed up a pack of meringue nests and mixed them with whipped double cream, a pack of frozen raspberries and a pack of Aldi super six blueberries to make a fruit Eton Mess for puddings over the next couple of nights.0 -
I've been having a cookathon, made a cheese sauce and made this into cauliflower cheese and a macaroni and broccoli cheese. Portions have gone in freezer, a tray of shortbread, granola bars, lentil and bacon soups, a berry and apple crumble, a load of mashed potatoes, a pork joint, a nut roast.
For dinner it will be nut roast, pork roast, roast potatoes, cauliflower cheese, sprouts, carrots and green beans, yorkshire and gravy.
Tomorrow it will be the same.0 -
maddiemay - would you please share your recipe please.
Thanks
Polly, it is a bit of a chuck it together and see how it comes out meal, but OH who really likes tatties loves it. I am GF so use cornflour for the sauce
I freeze a mince/tomato/ lentil/veg mixture in portions for two then defrost. Thinly (ish) slice some tatties (used 1 medium and 2 smaller ones yesterday (I eat a mini helping and OH average but not large).
Rather like a lasagne put layer of tatties, thin layer of cheese sauce/bechemel, layer of bolognaise, then tatties and finish with sauce. If cooked in oven nice with breadcrumb/grated cheese topping, I usually use small Remoska so don't really get the crispy topping and don't bother.
Bake until bubbling/crispy and a pointy knife proves the potatoes are cooked. 50 minutes/ 1 hour depending on thinness of potatoes. Good with a side salad or a selection of steamed veggies. Any leftovers are zapped in the mw for next day lunch.The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time. (Abraham Lincoln)0 -
Rump steak with sliced spuds, flat mushroom, onions and green beans. I might make a quick blue cheese sauce with it.0
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Polly, it is a bit of a chuck it together and see how it comes out meal, but OH who really likes tatties loves it. I am GF so use cornflour for the sauce
I freeze a mince/tomato/ lentil/veg mixture in portions for two then defrost. Thinly (ish) slice some tatties (used 1 medium and 2 smaller ones yesterday (I eat a mini helping and OH average but not large).
Rather like a lasagne put layer of tatties, thin layer of cheese sauce/bechemel, layer of bolognaise, then tatties and finish with sauce. If cooked in oven nice with breadcrumb/grated cheese topping, I usually use small Remoska so don't really get the crispy topping and don't bother.
Bake until bubbling/crispy and a pointy knife proves the potatoes are cooked. 50 minutes/ 1 hour depending on thinness of potatoes. Good with a side salad or a selection of steamed veggies. Any leftovers are zapped in the mw for next day lunch.
I do something similar but with only a cheese sauce over the top - we call it "rounders" - no idea why but that's what my dad used to call it!
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Dinner ended up being beef casserole from the freezer and a giant Yorkshire pudding for me, OH had been picking and I made cheese on toast earlier so he wasn't hungry.
Stir fry bumped to tomorrow.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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