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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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dinner. It's nearly one o'clock and nobody asked what's for dinner yet. I am making fish pie today. Had lots of different fishy things in the freezer I took out yesterday so making use of all that. Served with broccoli spears, baby carrots and some mushrooms as they would go off otherwise. Little honey doughnuts with a bit of vanilla ice cream afterwards. |
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We don't eat dinner until about 7pm but we'll be having a gammon joint with braised red cabbage and apple, celery, carrots, an as yet undecided aubergine dish and possibly beetroot. I will be having cauliflower rice and Mr N will have mashed potato. |
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"I’ve invited a friend over and have offered him the choice of lasagna, fajitas, a roast or a take away curry but he is yet to make a decision…. I am incapable of making a decision…. "
Just order the takeaway. Less washing up, no kitchen labour...what's not to like?  |
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"I’ve invited a friend over and have offered him the choice of lasagna, fajitas, a roast or a take away curry but he is yet to make a decision…. I am incapable of making a decision….
Just order the takeaway. Less washing up, no kitchen labour...what's not to like? "
That’s kind of what I’m hoping he’ll say  |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"We don't eat dinner until about 7pm but we'll be having a gammon joint with braised red cabbage and apple, celery, carrots, an as yet undecided aubergine dish and possibly beetroot. I will be having cauliflower rice and Mr N will have mashed potato."
Sounds lovely. Love aubergines, one of my favourite vegetable. A quick baked tomato and Mozzarella gratin or a stack of aubergine, tomato and Mozzarella also good. Sometimes just fried or baked and served with a bit of aioli or garlic dip is great. Enjoy. |
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"We don't eat dinner until about 7pm but we'll be having a gammon joint with braised red cabbage and apple, celery, carrots, an as yet undecided aubergine dish and possibly beetroot. I will be having cauliflower rice and Mr N will have mashed potato.
Sounds lovely. Love aubergines, one of my favourite vegetable. A quick baked tomato and Mozzarella gratin or a stack of aubergine, tomato and Mozzarella also good. Sometimes just fried or baked and served with a bit of aioli or garlic dip is great. Enjoy. "
I'm thinking of oven cooking them with olive oil, salt, pepper and a couple of cloves of garlic. |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"We don't eat dinner until about 7pm but we'll be having a gammon joint with braised red cabbage and apple, celery, carrots, an as yet undecided aubergine dish and possibly beetroot. I will be having cauliflower rice and Mr N will have mashed potato.
Sounds lovely. Love aubergines, one of my favourite vegetable. A quick baked tomato and Mozzarella gratin or a stack of aubergine, tomato and Mozzarella also good. Sometimes just fried or baked and served with a bit of aioli or garlic dip is great. Enjoy.
I'm thinking of oven cooking them with olive oil, salt, pepper and a couple of cloves of garlic. "
 good choice. Just for another time, aubergine dip is fantastic too- roasted aubergines, garlic, parsley, chopped red onion,lemon juice and olive oil, salt and pepper. Roughly mix, delish |
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"We don't eat dinner until about 7pm but we'll be having a gammon joint with braised red cabbage and apple, celery, carrots, an as yet undecided aubergine dish and possibly beetroot. I will be having cauliflower rice and Mr N will have mashed potato.
Sounds lovely. Love aubergines, one of my favourite vegetable. A quick baked tomato and Mozzarella gratin or a stack of aubergine, tomato and Mozzarella also good. Sometimes just fried or baked and served with a bit of aioli or garlic dip is great. Enjoy.
I'm thinking of oven cooking them with olive oil, salt, pepper and a couple of cloves of garlic.
good choice. Just for another time, aubergine dip is fantastic too- roasted aubergines, garlic, parsley, chopped red onion,lemon juice and olive oil, salt and pepper. Roughly mix, delish "
That does sound lovely. I grow aubergine with a varying success rate  so that's a recipe to note |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"dinner. It's nearly one o'clock and nobody asked what's for dinner yet. I am making fish pie today. Had lots of different fishy things in the freezer I took out yesterday so making use of all that. Served with broccoli spears, baby carrots and some mushrooms as they would go off otherwise. Little honey doughnuts with a bit of vanilla ice cream afterwards. "
Would you put peas in a fish pie? The recipe I follow says yes but have neen told not too as apparently most people will serve a fish pie with peas. What a conundrum! I think I might just sneak them in but what do you think? |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"Hungarian goulash, mash potatoes and sauerkraut. "
That's a good thought for next week, though not sure about sauerkraut, not had it for years but willing to resurrect and see how the palate reacts |
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"dinner. It's nearly one o'clock and nobody asked what's for dinner yet. I am making fish pie today. Had lots of different fishy things in the freezer I took out yesterday so making use of all that. Served with broccoli spears, baby carrots and some mushrooms as they would go off otherwise. Little honey doughnuts with a bit of vanilla ice cream afterwards.
Would you put peas in a fish pie? The recipe I follow says yes but have neen told not too as apparently most people will serve a fish pie with peas. What a conundrum! I think I might just sneak them in but what do you think? "
Yes peas and chopped boiled egg x |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"dinner. It's nearly one o'clock and nobody asked what's for dinner yet. I am making fish pie today. Had lots of different fishy things in the freezer I took out yesterday so making use of all that. Served with broccoli spears, baby carrots and some mushrooms as they would go off otherwise. Little honey doughnuts with a bit of vanilla ice cream afterwards.
Would you put peas in a fish pie? The recipe I follow says yes but have neen told not too as apparently most people will serve a fish pie with peas. What a conundrum! I think I might just sneak them in but what do you think?
Yes peas and chopped boiled egg x"
Thank you, just as I did so very happy. Its actually just gone I the ones |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"dinner. It's nearly one o'clock and nobody asked what's for dinner yet. I am making fish pie today. Had lots of different fishy things in the freezer I took out yesterday so making use of all that. Served with broccoli spears, baby carrots and some mushrooms as they would go off otherwise. Little honey doughnuts with a bit of vanilla ice cream afterwards.
Would you put peas in a fish pie? The recipe I follow says yes but have neen told not too as apparently most people will serve a fish pie with peas. What a conundrum! I think I might just sneak them in but what do you think?
Yes peas and chopped boiled egg x"
Thank you, just as I did so very happy. Its actually just gone I the ones |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"A protein bar  I was so naughty with food over the weekend."
It's still the weekend. Fish pie down out and then have some gorgeous sweet honey balls to look forward to (and no that's not a euphemism) |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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Well the fish pie was a success, thanks for the advice re the peas. Now rather stuffed but still had room for a few honey doughnut balls. Still plenty left as made about fifty of them Anyone who has not had their dinner yet, bon appetit.  |
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Pork roll today with all the trimmings, its rolled with stuffing like a swiss roll. I prepped it lastnight its in the oven as we speak while i have this bath  |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"We’re cheating & having pizza. Normally have a roast but swapping that to Wednesday
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Nothing wrong with that. Not good spending time cooking a big meal when you don't feel like it. Roast on Sunday is not compulsory . Enjoy |
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"We’re cheating & having pizza. Normally have a roast but swapping that to Wednesday
Nothing wrong with that. Not good spending time cooking a big meal when you don't feel like it. Roast on Sunday is not compulsory . Enjoy"
My parents are having a new kitchen next week so I’m trying to be nice by feeding them |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"I've made a beef casserole, with root vegetables and red wine. It's stonking. "
Good for you. I like to booze up all my casseroles and other stuff like lasagne and such like with lots of red wine. As long as you let it evaporate it adds so much flavour |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
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"Can someone come and cook for me please. "
Can you not cook? Are you a bit lazy? Do you appreciate someone making a nice meal for you or are you a little brat ( sorry, could not resist that  ). I find cooking a bit therapeutic. Anyway, maybe someone will offer, you don't know |
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"Can someone come and cook for me please.
Can you not cook? Are you a bit lazy? Do you appreciate someone making a nice meal for you or are you a little brat ( sorry, could not resist that ). I find cooking a bit therapeutic. Anyway, maybe someone will offer, you don't know "
Can cook just no inspiration or motivation today. |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
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"Can someone come and cook for me please.
Can you not cook? Are you a bit lazy? Do you appreciate someone making a nice meal for you or are you a little brat ( sorry, could not resist that ). I find cooking a bit therapeutic. Anyway, maybe someone will offer, you don't know
Can cook just no inspiration or motivation today. "
Nothing wrong with that. |
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