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Post by gunners71uk 16th November 2009, 4:48 pm

lamb spag bog with some kale on the side
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Post by MrsNesbitt 16th November 2009, 4:54 pm

Menu planned so just taken out of freezer and stuck in bottom oven of the Aga..Chilli Beef, Champ Potatoes and Vegetables!
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Post by Wilhelm Von Rhomboid 16th November 2009, 6:04 pm

Slow roast pork, roast potatoes parsnips and carrots, steamed broccoli, peas and mashed swede n' carrot with a bit of stilton in it. Apple sauce. Chocolate and banana cake for pudding. With local organic super-thick double cream.
Usual boring weekday fodder.
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Post by Aberlemno 16th November 2009, 6:09 pm

Show-off! We have the Monday leftovers!
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Post by Compostwoman 17th November 2009, 9:57 am

I think that was Sunday lunch, but he forgot to get it out of the freezer in time for Sunday!
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Post by MrsNesbitt 18th November 2009, 4:33 pm

Chicken dinner..and wine!
Horrible night, experimenting with a vegetable bake! :affraid:
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Post by Wren 18th November 2009, 4:39 pm

Lamb chops, new potatoes (well the smaller ones from the last lot planted at the lottie!) carrots, sprouts and cabbage.
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Post by Compostwoman 18th November 2009, 5:06 pm

Umm Venison steaks I think......and baked spuds, kale, carrots and leeks.

Or maybe not...I am bust writing coursework for my PTTLS course and it may end up being whatever CM decided to make...which will probably be a similar meal ( but better cooked...he is a better cook than me in most things...!)
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Post by AngelinaJellyBeana 18th November 2009, 6:29 pm

Fish finger buttie Embarassed

coz I'm far too tired and can't be bothered but they were "good" fish fingers and it was home made bread

Have taken some ratatouille out of the freezer for tomorrow. Will have that with baked sweet potato and halloumi cheese dribble
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Post by Nick B 19th November 2009, 10:38 am

We had stag bog last night and after that we had yorkshire curd tart with some lovely double cream.
Tonight we are having Chicken coated in spices and bread crums baked potatoes and some saild leaves from the garden and the very last of my tomatoes from the green house.
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Post by Compostwoman 19th November 2009, 10:42 am

We actually had the rest of the mushroom soup CM made on Tues ( yummmm) and roast prk rolls ( the last of the pork from Sun)...as we ate out lunchtime and decided we didn't need another main meal.....

And it was yummy...
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Post by gunners71uk 19th November 2009, 1:51 pm

jacket spud ,chard,and barbeque ribs must eat with hands more fun yum yum
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Post by Akuma 19th November 2009, 2:01 pm

Roast FR chook, roast potatoes, parsnips, etc dribble
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Post by Wilhelm Von Rhomboid 19th November 2009, 2:12 pm

Was up until 3AM making sausage so we are damn well having sausage for lunch. The fennel ones are my favourite I think.
Not sure what is for supper as brain still only vaguely in gear. Either rainbow trout or perhaps moussaka if i can be bothered to prep the aubergines this afternoon.
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Post by Dippy Mama 19th November 2009, 3:09 pm

Made stew, dumplings and mash last night. So lots of veggie chopping - am giving myself the easy option tonight, Spag Bol, with home made tom and veg sauce out of the freezer - ready in twenty minutes and not much to do!
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Post by Mike 19th November 2009, 4:02 pm

Two menus most nights. If I ask what;s for supper tonight the usual answers are either "I don't Know" or "Food". When Penny tells me it's going to be "I Don't Know" again tonight I wonder about who this mysterious cook is that I never get to see.

Not quite as strange as this might sound for those who need to shop according to planned menus. Because when younger, before we were together, Penny went through periods of not what to eat she feels uncomfortable without a well stocked larder full of staples that could keep us going quite a while. And what we shop for with only very few exceptions is governed by "what's on special this week" (and if it's stuff that keeps, get enough to carry till next time on sale). If we couldn't go out to shop for a couple of weeks we wouldn't be going hungry.

So she always has available a good supply of potential ingredients that could cover a wide range meal types and can decide at the last minute "oh, tonight it'll be a Chinese stir fry on rice" or "oh, it'll be burritos", or "how about fish chowder", etc. It's only when it'd be a meal that would take hours in preparation that she has to decide early.
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Post by Wren 19th November 2009, 4:22 pm

Rabbit Stew, potatoes and French Beans I canned from the lottie. Laughing
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Post by MrsNesbitt 19th November 2009, 5:15 pm

Left overs from Chicken Dinner we had last night! Very Happy
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Post by Wilhelm Von Rhomboid 19th November 2009, 5:21 pm

Couldn't be bothered with aubergines in the end, so made cottage pie. Minced up the end of a roasting joint, and simmered it in some venison stock. Swede, parsnip, carrot, turnip, celery and three cheese and spring onion mash on top with parmesan crust. Should be ready just about when The Graefin and the kinder get back form playing at Safari Tots.

Might quickly knock together a fruit salad for pudding.
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Post by vwalker99999 19th November 2009, 9:13 pm

MMMM...... second day pork roast and pesto green beans....
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Post by Compostwoman 19th November 2009, 9:16 pm

CM is cooking and I have NO idea what we are having..I got in from running Eco club 2 hours after CM and CG left it, because I had a planning meeting with lovely co -leader...so we are about to eat and I have been up here writing an essay on "Barriers to learning in the Adult returner..."

It smells good, though!
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Post by AngelinaJellyBeana 20th November 2009, 6:14 am

Tonight's menu will be Tapas, I'm cooking for my girly chums. On the menu will be:
patatas bravas (completely made from home grown ingredients)
tortilla (also home grown/laid ingredients)
spinach, pine nuts & raisins
aubergine bake
green beans with garlic (home grown)
artichokes with tomato
calamari (off to Bury market later to buy squid!)
chicken paprika, and a quorn "chicken" paprika
chorizo in red wine

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Margaritas, Cava, Rioja (red & white)


Do you think that will be enough???
Best get on with tidying up first, shopping and then food prepping instead of playing on t'interweb Very Happy
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Post by Dippy Mama 20th November 2009, 8:47 am

Am going to meet up with an old chum today, so supper must be quick tonight. DD2 isn't here so just me and DH. Left over bolognese sauce from last night might well be pepped up with some chilli and kidney beans and served on rice. Nice and quick, but tasty too.
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Post by Compostwoman 20th November 2009, 9:06 am

Mmm Jelly that shounds yummy....
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Post by Wren 20th November 2009, 4:52 pm

WOW Jelly, that's FEAST that is!

We're having a treat, take away, and I am having Chicken Passanda with Pilau Rice and Wren DH will be having Beef Madras with Boiled Rice.
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