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@Brie it’s a stevia sweetener, I don’t use sugar, my dad ships it over to me, and mixed with Coleman’s mustard powder it’s amazing on lamb
tonight is roasted chicken breasts with creamy mushroom sauceNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Islandmaid said:@Brie it’s a stevia sweetener, I don’t use sugar, my dad ships it over to me, and mixed with Coleman’s mustard powder it’s amazing on lamb
tonight is roasted chicken breasts with creamy mushroom sauce
The chicken with mushroom sauce sounds nice.
We succumbed to ham, marscapone and mushroom pizza from Sainsbugs last night. Fish and chips tonight (though I'll prob add a salad for me). It's not low carbing as I know I'm supposed to be doing but I'm on holiday this week so there! <raspberry!!>I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on Debt Free Wannabe, Old Style Money Saving and Pensions boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.
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@Ellie79 sorry to hear about your OH, what kind of dietary restrictions do you need to work with?
Tonight I had fish in the bag and rice...which i managed to boil over, cue much after cleaning of the hob. Also a couple of slices of grilled courgette too.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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@Ellie79 - welcome to the forum and do let us know what sort of dietary restrictions you're dealing with as there's bound to be someone who's been there and done that and can give you all sorts of tips on here.
I had half a mozzarella and tomato on olive bread baguette from my too good to go bag for dinner followed by a single crunchy cashew nut butter cookie from an experimental batch I made to see if they'd be nice enough to take to my walking group outing tomorrow. I adapted a good houskeeping three ingredient peanut butter cookie recipe so that I could use some cashew nut butter that was on clearance in M*rks the other day and although the results weren't as pretty as PNB ones they still taste very nice. Here they are.
If I make them again another time I'll try lowering the oven temperature as they all came out frilly around the edges and very fragile before they'd cooled down.4 -
We had pasta with green beans, baby tomatoes, spinach, pesto and mozzarella mixed through it. Salad and garlic bread.
Meat eaters had a pesto chicken breast with theirs. (Tesco meal deal special)2 -
We had soup made from some chinese leaves, few left over potatoes, and a random couple of meats chopped up. OH put noodles in his soup And I had a side of chips as that was randomly what I fancied. Tonight finish a jar of pesto with pasta and some prawns mixed in.3
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goldfinches said:@Ellie79 - welcome to the forum and do let us know what sort of dietary restrictions you're dealing with as there's bound to be someone who's been there and done that and can give you all sorts of tips on here.
I had half a mozzarella and tomato on olive bread baguette from my too good to go bag for dinner followed by a single crunchy cashew nut butter cookie from an experimental batch I made to see if they'd be nice enough to take to my walking group outing tomorrow. I adapted a good houskeeping three ingredient peanut butter cookie recipe so that I could use some cashew nut butter that was on clearance in M*rks the other day and although the results weren't as pretty as PNB ones they still taste very nice. Here they are.
If I make them again another time I'll try lowering the oven temperature as they all came out frilly around the edges and very fragile before they'd cooled down.
My partner had an ostomy. Ruled out the staple cheap beans/mushrooms/salad/stirfry type meals. Plus, I actually enjoyed them.
It's only 7/8 weeks since surgery so he is doing very well in trying old faves but I am already finding it hard to keep coming up with new twists especially for foods he misses.2 -
@Brie yep, Dads Canadian 👍
tonight’s will be Nigellas Italian roast chicken with peppers and Olives, easy and tastyNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Husband had a lamb casserole from freezer, I had plain omelette with new potatoes, cauliflower, baby brussel sprouts and broccoli.3
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I had the sweet potato, spiced chickpea and carrot salad from the TGTG bag followed by a couple of cashew nut cookies and coffee.
I made a batch of the original 3 ingredient peanut cookies this morning and took both those and the cashew nut ones for a taste test among my walking group this afternoon and the results were 1 vote for them being equally as nice as each other, 3 votes for cashew nut ones and 1 vote for the original peanut version.
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