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What are you making for dinner?
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Tonight DH had sausages (I sent him to get himself something nice from the butcher
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I finished my lentil soup with bread and butter. Other half stuck to the bread theme, but had it toasted with beans. We usually have the same but he didn't fancy soup and I didn't fancy beans.5
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We’re having a mid week roast, need to use some spuds and carrots and kale, chicken breast I think.Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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I used some of last years home grown frozen tomatoes from the greenhouse to make a big batch of tomato soup for a change of flavours and chucked in some odds of frozen butternut and sweet potato, some cooked broccoli from the fridge and a big spoon of mashed potato and it's turned out the best tomato soup I've ever made! so that will be lunch today with the last of the wartime potato rarebit on toast. Supper tonight will be a bacon and onion batter pudding with mashed potato, steamed savoy cabbage and carrots and gravy (I miss gravy!) and HWK will have some plum and blueberry crumble for pud!6
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We are having the last of the cauliflower soup for lunch, and I'm making Asian spiced salmon kedgeree for supper.
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C_J said:We are having the last of the cauliflower soup for lunch, and I'm making Asian spiced salmon kedgeree for supper.Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Of course you have! /mind meld 🤣🤣4
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C_J said:Decant the ice cream into a smaller tub (or ziploc bag)?Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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Wasn’t very hungry when I first got up so breakfast was a cup of coffee and a banana, lunch was a tin of mackerel fillets in tomato sauce on toast and for dinner I have made a chicken and mushroom pie and will serve it with some mash and leeks.Well Behaved women seldom make history
Early retirement goal... 2026
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Breakfast for me was a banana and two cups of tea.
Lunch was ham with cucumber, tomatoes and the last of the coleslaw.
Dinner will be cauliflower cheese followed by rhubarb and apple crumble, to use up the fruit. Will have some ice cream with it instead of custard, saving the milk for another day.
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