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HM naked burgers with salad tonightNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Lentil and cheese roast with mint sauce, roast potatoes, green beans, carrots and homegrown cabbage. Rhubarb crumble is made if we've room for pud! Cup of black coffee.3
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Had a chicken roast dinner yesterday with caulk cheese, asparagus, swede and celeriac.
Today had HM LC meat pizza with some leftover chicken fajita from the freezer and some chorizo.2 -
Jacket potato with cheese and beans. Feeling a bit queasy and bloated today so fancy something simple!
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Had garlic mushrooms on toasted carrot and walnut bread followed by a nectarine and a couple of coffees.4
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We had our usual dinner on a Monday, salad with potatoes. Today it was jacket potatoes. I made a mushroom quiche and breaded chicken to go with it. Turned out to be very nice. I had a plain chocolate bounty for afters. Husband finished off the crumble.3
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Homemade flatbreads with refried beans, guacamole, salsa, cheese and soured cream. Still have rhubarb crumble left if we want it and our usual cup of coffee.3
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HUGE Chicken Breasts stuffed with blue cheese and asparagus, with a bit of salad, jersey royals for DH too.
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Moussaka with some oven roasted garlic mushrooms for a side dish2
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Picky bits in between the football matches tonightFeb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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