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What are you making for dinner?
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That pizza looks yummy! I had cereal for breakfast, toasted cheese sandwich for lunch and a 'Not a tagine' for dinner tonight (a Jack Munro recipe). Ive also had some fruit.£1 a day 2025: £90.00/365 Xmas fund5
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I made Thai chicken curry, with enough left for tomorrow night as well.
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Chilli con carne here tonight, with sour cream, avocado, grated cheese and loads of our own Coriander which is growing like a weed in this cooler weatherNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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DH had a mixed grill last night and I had a sausage sandwich in homemade bread. Tonight we're having chicken pasta.Spend less now, work less later.4
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crunchy nut for breakfast, last of the lasagne tonight with chips and salad. lunch is a small BP with cheese and coleslaw4
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Tonight I am making pan fried cod in a lemon and cajun spiced butter, served with chargrilled homegrown courgettes.
I've picked some gooseberries and redcurrants from the garden too, and will cook those down with some elderflower cordial and a little sugar and then turn it into a strudelly-type thing for pud. Never tried it before, but I don't want to waste the fruit! Should be okay with custard.4 -
Gammon (1.3kg £4.69 in Aldi) with marrowfat peas (soaked overnight) and a large chopped onion for dinner tonight with potatoes. This is pre cooking in the slow cooker
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Crumbed chicken for dinner with fried rice.Starting Total in September 2019 = £38287.77
Current Total = £25534.10
33% of debt paid off so far
Debt Free by Christmas September August July June 2023!4 -
sweet and sour chicken with rice.3
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I roasted a load of vegetables a bit of a staple in this house, onions, courgettes, peppers, aubergines, mushrooms, olives and tomatoes that were past eating uncooked. Whilst that was roasting I made a pizza dough.
I used a shop bought fresh pasta sauce and mozzarella and made the best pizzas that I have ever made.
The remaining pasta sauce went into the remaining veg to make Ratatouille and was frozen.
Thanks to the photo of the pizza, by frith a few posts back, it inspired me.5
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