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What am I having to eat ???
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Remembering my mam today (she is 86) bit older than you garry
I thought I would cook up an old favourite of us poor people,
Veg stew, with lentils, pulses, etc turnip, carrots, onion, sweet potatoes etc etc, but more importantly,
Dumplings, the fluffy one with just a hint of savory herbs,
Wife home in 15 mins
Brownie points hee hee.
Thanks for looking, boz.
And no that's not the pan I used for soaking my car parts in.
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If other forums can run a thread on which car they should buy then we will run one on food.
Come on, photo your grub and put it on here
As you can see I have moved the 2 good ones we already have .
Garry
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Would have posted my liver and onions dinner tonight but I had eaten it before I looked on here, lambs liver
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Lovely! But on a regular basis a dietition would have a fit.
No picture but this evening I had a relatively healthy chicken stir fry with lots of added veg in it.
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Today's scoff has included porridge for breakfast (no pic unfortunately), followed by lunch at pour local Italian, Pecoro:
Antipasti: garlic bread, cheese selection, crostini & Salami (highly recommended!).
Dinner at home was the 5-bean stew brewed up a couple of days ago with steamed veg:
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if you are calm and collected when all about you are going berserk - you've missed something important!
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Eric wrote: Don't know what that brown stuff on the garlic bread was, Andy, but I know what it looks like!
You need to improve your food recognition Eric...
The garlic bread is Italian style, i.e it looks like a pizza. The 'brown stuff', as you call it, is home made paté, and very tasty it was too! .....and it was spread on freshly baked ciabatta. The other ciabatta had a salsa of fresh tomato and basic leaves. The cheeses were gorgonzola, parmesan (edited from partisan - see next post) and pecorino. The meats were Palma ham and Salami Felino...... Is your mouth watering yet, because it should be!
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These days I can't afford these exotic foodstuffs, in case I find I don't like it, and it ends up being wasted.
Partisan cheese? I've heard of Parmesan. I thought partisans were the underground movement, during the war!
I think I'll stick to Red Leicester on toast, thanks!
if you are calm and collected when all about you are going berserk - you've missed something important!
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THE BLACKBIRD wrote: Heres my lunch pancakes, bowl of cornflakes for breakfast and beans on toast for tea
Pancakes in ant form Scotch. Drop scones.Fruited Savoury what have you. We don't get them often enough in our house as Marg can't stand at cooker too long so she makes a supreme effort on Shrove Tuesday.Neither Ant or myself can do it either. I used to do a fair bit of cooking before the arthritis really set in.My youngest keeps saying hurry up and get better so Sarah ( His wife ) can have one of my curries .My lads all love 'em
Anything will fly given enough power
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