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  • Skint_Catt
    Skint_Catt Posts: 11,548 Forumite
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    Red cabbage mixed with stewed apple is nice, or green cabbage and leeks mixed is also pretty good! Just wish I could get used to sprouts.......:eek: :rotfl:
  • Just found out my dd is going to be at a Britain's Got Talent audition!Only problem?She's got no talent!!!!!!!
    :T:jHalf a stone off,only another 2 to go!:j:T
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    Was 11 st 5,now 10 st 7,would like to be....9 stone
  • Errmmmmm sprouts...I love cruciferous vegetables,they give you great farts!
    :T:jHalf a stone off,only another 2 to go!:j:T
    :p:D;)Cats are truly evil,like women....;):D:p
    Was 11 st 5,now 10 st 7,would like to be....9 stone
  • terri72
    terri72 Posts: 131 Forumite
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    thanks for the idea KBB.

    I usually stir fry it with caraway seeds. It's a green cabbage, I wish is was a red one then I could do braised red cabbage with apple.

    I had a bit of a mix up with our veg box delivery yesterday and ended up with 2 boxes of the same thing :mad:

    Think I'm going to have a hunt in the freezer to see what I have to go with boring cabbage, if i find some bacon than it looks like it will be KBB idea xx
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  • robpw2
    robpw2 Posts: 14,044 Forumite
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    ikkle87 wrote: »
    Are you hungry?? Cos if you are then eat hun. Find something on free or superfree and chomp on it till your hearts content. Don't go hungry.
    no i wasnt that hungry i was simply pointing out that normally mid morning i have polished off a bag of crisps some kind of cake etc through boredom and today i had a banna and felt great

    i have eated lunch which was potatoe tin of beans and lots of coleslaw as mentinoned


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  • robpw2
    robpw2 Posts: 14,044 Forumite
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    terri72 wrote: »
    Anyone have any ideas what I can do that is interesting with cabbage? That is if it is possible :rotfl: for cabbage to be interesting!!!

    It was weigh in last night and I managed to lose another 1.5 lbs :j, suppose I should go and update signature.
    what about cooking in some apple juice and add a few raisons will give it a nice sweet flavour

    or chop it and add to carrots celery and vlf fromage frais you could add apple or something too :)


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    Slimmer of the month February , March ,April
  • robpw2 wrote: »
    what about cooking in some apple juice and add a few raisons will give it a nice sweet flavour

    or chop it and add to carrots celery and vlf fromage frais you could add apple or something too :)

    Of course - coleslaw!Great Idea:D

    Love your signature,by the way:rotfl: :T
    :T:jHalf a stone off,only another 2 to go!:j:T
    :p:D;)Cats are truly evil,like women....;):D:p
    Was 11 st 5,now 10 st 7,would like to be....9 stone
  • terri72 wrote: »
    thanks for the idea KBB.

    I usually stir fry it with caraway seeds. It's a green cabbage, I wish is was a red one then I could do braised red cabbage with apple.

    I had a bit of a mix up with our veg box delivery yesterday and ended up with 2 boxes of the same thing :mad:

    Think I'm going to have a hunt in the freezer to see what I have to go with boring cabbage, if i find some bacon than it looks like it will be KBB idea xx

    Bubble and squeak,free on green,serve with gammon or ham and an egg....you could even make up lots of little bubble and squeak cakes and freeze them for later use.

    Or make up 'parcels'.Carefully pull whole leaves from the cabbage,blanche for a couple of minutes,drain and pat dry.Meanwhile make a mixture for the filling....spinach and cheese/minced pork chinese style/stir fried veg/just about anything really.Pile filling into one of the cooked leaves and roll tucking the ends in as you go,like a tortilla wrap,and secure with a cocktail stick.Roast in the oven til ready.
    :T:jHalf a stone off,only another 2 to go!:j:T
    :p:D;)Cats are truly evil,like women....;):D:p
    Was 11 st 5,now 10 st 7,would like to be....9 stone
  • I chucked out all the clothes i 'thinned' out of. I'll never need them again. *nods*
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  • Flat_Eric
    Flat_Eric Posts: 4,068 Forumite
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    In reply to Angie's message, I have had a sort out of my clothes and didnt actually get rid of that many.

    Although I had been thinking of joining Slimming World for sometime, it was going from being able to walk in to any shop and buy a size 14 trousers to suddenly finding I now needed a size 16.
    Im now a size 10 so some of the size 14 stuff I have, I look at and think :eek:. Either I just dont like them anymore or I dont like the memory of what I looked like in them.

    I would suggest you divide it into two piles being one pile of clothes you know you would never wear again simply because it doesnt suit you anymore, you bought it but never really liked it etc. ) i cringe when I think of the lovely knee length blue dress with daisies on that I wore for my 21st :rotfl:

    The other pile being clothes you love but they dont fit you any more because of your fab efforts :j. stick these in the loft for 6 months. I have done this with both clothes that dont fit me anymore and those clothes I havent worn for ages and really should get rid of but cant bring myself to.

    You can sell unwanted clothes on ebay or donate to your local charity shop. Ive been hunting the charity shops recently as I cant afford to keep buying new me size clothes! There are some real bargains to be had as I discovered when one of my local shops had a 50p sale rail of which I bought about 20 items!!
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