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I can report that the Tartiflette was delicious. Mmmmmm, Reblochon!
Tonight I am using up half a sheet of ready rolled puff pastry from the freezer, and spreading it with creme fraiche mixed with grain mustard then topping with baby spinach and flaked poached salmon. Bake for 15 mins. Will be served with jacket potatoes and an avocado salad.1 -
How about some kind of vegetable pasta bake or is that too close to lasagne?klew356 said:Mmm tartiflette, that might have to go on the menu
Last night was a salad of sorts (celery cucumber hummus grated carrot) a few oven chips and sticky chicken bits
Lunch BP with egg mayo
Im hosting for 5 people, 1 vegetarian on Saturday, I think I would prefer we all ate the same rather than separate for the meaters. What to do! Prefer a bake or something that can be bunged back in the oven to serve with say salad and garlic bread but preferably not lasagne – help!
Baked gnocchi with something like broccoli and leeks and a blue cheese sauce?
Some kind of baked vegetable gratin?
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Forgot we were supposed to have stir fry. OH tucked into toast when he got in from work, i finished late and had a fish finger pitta bread.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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In honour of National Pie Week, I threw together a fridge pie: milk pastry containing layered precooked onions, leeks & mushrooms and grated cheese. To make it a proper pie night, it was served with mash and mushy peas.
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Looks lovely - hope it tastes as good as it looks 🤞Be Kind. Stay Safe. Break the Chain. Save Lives. ⭐️2025 Savings Pot Challenge: As a monthly amount, running total = £469.00
Jan £5.00 Feb £12.74 Mch £23.26 Apr £32 May £43 Jun £50 July £62 Aug £71 Sep £80 Oct £90 Nov Dec Grand Total £4 -
That pie looks delicious Nanny 😊
tonight is HM chicken curry, naan and I might try some onion bhajiNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Tonight is a takeaway of some sorts, busy busy week but the start of a weeks holiday and I want the kitchen to remain spotless until I cook tomorrow for my guests. Decided in the end to do pinch of noms creamy tomato pasta, there will be chicken available to add for the meaters, served with garlic bread and salad
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Tonight's delight was fried duck eggs, fried bread, mushrooms, baked beans and homemade oven cooked sweet potato chips.Avoiding plastic, palm oil, UPF and Nestlé5
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Steak and salad here tonight, a bag of revels for pud 🤣Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Chicken thighs, roast pots, carrots and psb.
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