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Cooking for one (Mark Three)
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Good morning everyone,
Hope the insurance company get their act together Farway.
We've a weather warning for heavy rain today, it was very wet earlier but is dry just now.
My low level lurgy is still lurking, I wish it would hurry up and depart! I've a "rudolph" nose from all the blowing!
The turkey soup is delicious, just as well as I made it in my bigger stock pot and it's yielded 10 400g portions. Some we'll use for lunches this week and I'll freeze the rest. I need to sort the freezers so I can stash turkey etc. After DS2's small freezer died earlier in the year I've been managing with "just" the two main freezers but with us eating a lot less I'm struggling for space for festive stuff so succumbed and bought a small under the counter one to see me through that. It's currently in the front room/office but in the New Year I'll get it emptied, unplugged and stashed in the hall cupboard.
Soup for lunch and folded omelette with sauce, salad and rice for dinner.0 -
I had half a papaya (unripe 😣) for breakfast. Ate my lunch early as I started work at 7, healthy(er) potato salad. Anna Jones Breakfast eggs zhuched up with some peppers and aubergine and a baguette for dinner.Credit card 2091
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I had my usual toast with Flora and vegemite and my first chocolate from my advent calendar. I have booked two more classes for this week. It is really grey and rainy today. I put the heating on for an hour.
I have got a lentil lasagane ready meal for dinner. I will add more veg on the side. I fancy peas so I might go and buy a bag of frozen peas when it stops raining. Looking at the BBC weather I might just have to take an umbrella!0 -
There’s a very stormy sea this morning and a full moon towards the end of the week, hopefully the weather won't be too stormy by then.
I have leftover curry & rice for lunch, just need to add a few more prawns to eke it out a bit more.
Continuing on the spicy theme and trying to clear my sinuses a bit, tonight I’ll do a jerk pork chop, pineapple and red onion salsa, sweet potato wedges.
Jan - June Grocery spends = £531.61
July - Oct Grocery spends = £368.15
Nov - Grocery spends = £ 63.980
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