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What are you making for dinner?
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We had tuna steaks baked with lemon and olive oil, baby potatoes, asparagus, green beans, cos lettuce, olives, tomatoes, red onion, hard boiled egg, croutons and dressing. My version of tuna nicoise and it was delicious.4
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Tonight we’re having either Lamb Tagine, or a Lamb curry, on either cous cous or rice, can’t make up my mind 😊
lunch will be HM butternut and ginger soup and a HM rollNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Lunch will be leek and potato soup I made yesterday with cheesy croutons and fresh fruit salad for pud as we get a delivery from Mr.T tonight and supper tonight will be cold wartime raised pork pie with a reheated jacket potato and salad followed if he wants it for HWK by rhubarb upside down cake and Greek yoghurt.4
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I've just got some bolognese out from the freezer so will either turn that into a sort of lasagne or have it with pasta.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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Have gone for the curry - Lamb and spinach with HM garlic Naan 😉 no rice, will make risotto this week so don’t want to eat rice twice IYKWIMNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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I'm making roasted red pepper, aubergine and walnut linguine tonight.4
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C_J said:I'm making roasted red pepper, aubergine and walnut linguine tonight.Note to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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I've gone a bit off-piste from the original (Hello Fresh) recipe for this, so that I could use up some leftover bits and bobs from the fridge.
Dice aubergine and red pepper, drizzle with olive oil, season with salt and black pepper then roast in a hot oven for about twenty minutes while you drink a glass of wine. This bit is importantThen in a large pan (I use a very heavy non stick wok), very gently fry a couple of crushed garlic cloves in a little oil. In the blender, whizz together one red chilli, half a dozen or so sundried tomatoes from a jar, and two ready cooked (not pickled) beetroot. Add this to the pan with the garlic and fry gently to just warm it through and release the aromas. Have another glass of wine. Well, I had to finish what was left in the bottle, didn't I? Add the roasted aubergine and pepper into the pan, add a tin of chopped tomatoes, a squirt of tomato paste, some shredded fresh basil leaves and cook on a very low simmer for about 10 mins. I have reached that stage now - I will add a bunch of finely chopped chives, some grated Parmesan and the cooked fresh linguine then sprinkle with chopped walnuts, more Parmesan and chopped chives just before serving. That's in half an hour just time to crack open another bottle of wine. There may have been other seasonings in there, I can't remember now.
I will regret all this wine when I am on that 7.00am video conference call tomorrow morning, but hey ho!4 -
Tonight we had fish red thai curry with roast red pepper (OH claims pepper skins give him indagestion!) And asparagus.
For lunch I had leftovers pork mince chinese stew and he had ready made M&S pasta dish I found in the freezer🙈4 -
Brunch was a bacon butty and tonight we had chicken tikka masala curry with pilau rice. Leftover strawberries and cream for afters.Well Behaved women seldom make history
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