That-Crazy-Rat-Lady
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What's for dinner/tea?
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Lucy
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Lovely thank you
staffordjas
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I was once put off a haggis dish when the cafe owner announced that what I was eating had been a little brown furry thing running around a field earlier that day . Still couldn't it eat despite being told he was joking .
staffordjas
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About 1/8 of a Zizzis Calzone (the filling bit) and 4 tiny bits of honeycomb pieces on the chocolate desert which I didn't like. Hubby ended up having his Calzone, the most of my calzone and 2 deserts. What a disaster changing from my usual Lasagne to try something new 
(hubby and son rave about the Calzones, but even hubby commented mine wasn't as nice as his.)
Lesson learnt...stick to what I know I enjoy next time.
Back home now and having a slice of toast & peanut butter as I'm still hungry. Much more enjoyable!
(hubby and son rave about the Calzones, but even hubby commented mine wasn't as nice as his.)Lesson learnt...stick to what I know I enjoy next time.
Back home now and having a slice of toast & peanut butter as I'm still hungry. Much more enjoyable!
Thehooperman
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But was he???........
littleme
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Sweet & sour cabbage* using gammon not bacon, roasted carrots & mashed potatoes.
Nearest recipe I can find, although I've used gammon not bacon or pork, and cornflour to thicken not flour.
www.simplylakita.com
Nearest recipe I can find, although I've used gammon not bacon or pork, and cornflour to thicken not flour.
Sweet and Sour Cabbage
This sweet & sour cabbage is a side dish that combines fresh green cabbage & salty bacon with a delicious sweet & sour sauce. It's flavorful and perfect to pair with almost any meal. simplylakita.com
www.simplylakita.com
Glam
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Made the mistake this morning of asking the scruffy Jesus looking thing, that slobs in the back bedroom, what he wanted for tea. Back came the usual reply - Tuna Pasta Bake. Forward to 18.30, I asked if he wanted EoO, ''I was promised Tuna Pasta Bake'' says him.
So that's what we're having for tea.
It must be the only meal I ever do that doesn't contain reduced price stuff. Even yesterdays roast, majority of that was Mr Sainsburys yellow stickered. Only bits that weren't was the gravy and Yorkie puds.
So that's what we're having for tea.
It must be the only meal I ever do that doesn't contain reduced price stuff. Even yesterdays roast, majority of that was Mr Sainsburys yellow stickered. Only bits that weren't was the gravy and Yorkie puds.
That-Crazy-Rat-Lady
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Homemade beetroot burgers!
That-Crazy-Rat-Lady
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Fajitas!
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
Bless you.
That-Crazy-Rat-Lady
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In our house we actually pronounce them:
Fah-jitt-has
We also call jalapenos 'jallypeans'
We ordered in a Mexican restaurant in Aberdeen recently and got the giggles having to correct ourselves in public...
That-Crazy-Rat-Lady
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Last nights tea was a local cheese and onion pie - only a little one as I'd scoffed a pizza in the local pub!
I'm actually quite surprised I'm alive today - I had my first pint at 10.30am watching the coronation!
I've never had a drink so early in my life!!
Tonight is picky cheese tapas!
I'm actually quite surprised I'm alive today - I had my first pint at 10.30am watching the coronation!
I've never had a drink so early in my life!!
Tonight is picky cheese tapas!
staffordjas
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Roast Beef , Yorkshire pud, Roast & mashed spuds, Peas, spinach, sprouts, carrots & onions & nice thick gravy. Homemade apple sauce . (Still working my way through the apples sons neighbour gave me last year)