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Cooking for one (Mark Three)
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I grew up about 12 miles away from Bournemouth and one of my sisters lived off of Bournemouth Square in the mid 70s. Those days it was pre university which I believe changed it a lot, it's been about 40 years since I visited.
i dithered over those sausages last time I was in Tesco but decided I had farm shop ones in my freezer and didn't need any.
i remembered the smoked hummus in the fridge today and had it for lunch with peppers and carrots.
Aubergine stuffed with lamb mince, pine nuts and feta for dinner (plus a few other bits thrown in 😁) based on a Yotam Ottolenghi recipe i used mince from the butcher but a bit too fatty for me even drained, I'll go back to the FS lamb mince next time as it's leaner. I do find air frying the aubergine is better and quicker than the oven.
Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage - Anais Nin0 -
Was actually cold at times today, typically the sun made an appearance late afternoon when we were back from our outing to a local garden. Had a lovely lunch in the cafe there and resisted temptation in the gift shop 😉
Harissa chicken fajitas tonight with quick pickled red onion, yoghurt and salad 😋0 -
Dull & intermittent sun, not too cold though, still needed to water the pots all the sameLunch, LO tinned corned beef in a sandwichDinner, use up LO boiled spuds in sort of FrittataEight out of ten owners who expressed a preference said their cats preferred other peoples gardens0
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Good morning everyone,
Hanging about waiting for the chap who's servicing my boiler to appear.
Dry but overcast here and a good bit cooler.
Ended up going with the sausage option yesterday. N2BT I'd recommend them. I made spicy, mustardy onions to go with them as well as a chopped salad and some wedges. There's some of the onions and wedges LO so I'm going to turn these into a Spanish type omelette for lunch. Air fried pork shoulder steaks tonight with baby potatoes and various veg.0 -
Brambling said:I grew up about 12 miles away from Bournemouth and one of my sisters lived off of Bournemouth Square in the mid 70s. Those days it was pre university which I believe changed it a lot, it's been about 40 years since I visited.0
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I'm making a cooked breakfast to use things up, baked beans, bread, tomatoes etc... It is a lovely day here.2025 GOALS
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Because the weather is due to change soon I decided to get my bedding washed and on the line today then started on the 1st instalment of a job I've been putting off for ages.
Thanks for the recommendation Caronc, I'll give those sausages a go next time I venture to Tesco.
Had a simple chicken and lettuce sandwich for lunch.
Roasted some peppers that were beginning to look a bit sad, I'll use some of them on a pizza tonight with some salami and olives.Jan - June Grocery spends = £531.61
July - Grocery spends = £119.54
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Work day seemed to fly past today 🙃
Bit cold and grey first thing but the sun had come out by lunchtime so had a 20 minute walk before lunch of couscous with cumin roasted sweet potato, feta and quick pickled onions (which are lush) 😋
Swimming at the end of my work day and then back to make Waldorf salad, which I had with salmon fillet, salad and jersey royals for tea. Pots all watered and kitchen cleared up. Watched another episode of The Hour which is shortly leaving Netflix, I have missed it until now and didn’t watch when it was on terrestrial tv for some reason, great cast and some lovely 50s styling.0 -
I spent almost six hours today going through my friend's many carrier bags full of paperwork, she did say I was ruthless but agreed it was needed 🙂 I left her with one bag we need to file and one bag containing the last of the shredding as the shredder and me needed a break. I've told her I'll be back next Monday to go through her files! She did say if I do it now I won't have to do it when she dies!
She fed me a sandwich for lunch as well as lots of tea during the day.
i didn't fancy LO stuffed aubergine for dinner so just had a mushroom omelette with some salad.
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Sunny & bright again, could be in for a change with some rain tomorrow, the garden certainly needs a good soaking rainy day.All set for Asda delivery tomorrow, I've not bothered with anything “special” for the Bank Holiday, there's still a gammon joint unused in freezer from ChristmasLunch, salad sarnieDinner, last of the tinned corned beef, with salad & jacket spudEight out of ten owners who expressed a preference said their cats preferred other peoples gardens0
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