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What are you making for dinner?
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Found some chicken in the depths of chest freezer.2
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chilli con carne
I think I saw you in an ice cream parlour
Drinking milk shakes, cold and long
Smiling and waving and looking so fine3 -
Ikea meatballs again as i hadn't washed the tray from last night, with LO veg from the roast on Sunday and a couple of LO roast spuds. With a dollop of cranberry sauce.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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Leftovers from Sunday lunch-roast lamb, red cabbage, celeriac dauphinois, swede puree.2
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Tomato and chilli sauce with more of the garlic bread followed by cheese and fruit.3
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I made a roasted vegetable lasagne from last nights roast veg mountain. I made too much bechamel sauce so I quickly boiled some macaroni, leeks and broccoli and made a macaroni cheese, froze it in lunch size containers.4
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Loving reading all these for dinner inspiration. I love to cook - I'm good at it and make everything from scratch - but tend to make the same dishes regularly and rotate the menu every couple of weeks. Doesn't help that one of my step sons is a bit of a fussy eater, which restricts what I make sometimes (I'm certainly not cooking us all different dinners to accommodate!).
Tonight is cottage pie for us, with mange tout and cabbage.4 -
I've made a chicken curry for us tonight, padded out with some veg (potatoes, peas, red and green peppers), and instead of rice I will probably whip up some naan to go with it.3
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It was Mkakway chicken curry last night and tonight it is bolognese, pasta and a cheesy top mmmm4
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Choice of 3 dinners today after Mr F delved into the chest freezer.2
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