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What are you making for dinner?
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I did a batch of Coq au vin for the freezer a few days ago - bit expensive at about £2.50 a portion, but it's nice for a treat every now and then. Out for lunch today, then a pizza or something else chucked in the oven for dinner. Lovely day off cooking!0
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Mister C J has just suggested that we go out for a Chinese meal tonight. I'm tempted, but a takeaway would be quite a bit cheaper. And actually, I could rustle something up for a fraction of the cost of that ......
Being steeped in OS is preventing me from spending ANYTHING!!!0 -
We had actifry chips, ham, egg, mushrooms and baked beans.0
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We’re out with friends tonight, Indian.
Not diet friendly, but choosing the least damaging meal without being a misery ‘diet warrior’. Tandoori Mixed Grill, no rice etc, but will have poppadoms to start
Ohh and it’s BYO, so gin and slims will be consumed x Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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I had vege chilli from freezer, rice and avocado. Husband had chicken Balti, samosas also from freezer. With poppadoms.0
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Breakfast is a concoction of crunchy nut cornflakes, gooseberries from the garden and homemade yogurt.
Lunch will be a roll of some kind and dinner will be quiche with potato salad.Spend less now, work less later.0 -
Steak, salad and sweet potato fries today
Last night was brill fun, Indian was SO good
Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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We had fresh tuna steak, cooked in olive oil and lemon, Jersey royals baked in oven and a load of roasted vegetables with loads of tomatoes so very ratatouille like. Fresh fruit salad for afters.0
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DH put spag Bol on the menu for tonight, but I couldn't find any in the freezer so we're having chilli instead.Spend less now, work less later.0
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tonight is baked potatoes, sausages and peas, very basic easy cooking this week busy with house things. chicken kievs later in the week0
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