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over a year ago
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"I'm having Goalbki, which are cabbage rolls with rice and beef inside and tomato sauce on top  "
Sounds interesting! I've got lasagne tonight with garlic bread  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm having Goalbki, which are cabbage rolls with rice and beef inside and tomato sauce on top
Sounds interesting! I've got lasagne tonight with garlic bread "
MMMM garlic bread. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm having Goalbki, which are cabbage rolls with rice and beef inside and tomato sauce on top
I'd that similar to what the Greek eat... but with vine leaves? "
No idea what Greeks eat, as a child I would remove the cabbage and eat the inside with tomato sauce but the I grew up  .
What are vine leaves? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Pinch of nom creamy garlic chicken and sweet potato, baileys for desert.
Pinch? Are we talking like a finger full of chicken strip "
It's a recipe book, and so easy even I can't fuck it up. |
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"Pinch of nom creamy garlic chicken and sweet potato, baileys for desert.
Pinch? Are we talking like a finger full of chicken strip
It's a recipe book, and so easy even I can't fuck it up. "
Haha pizza is always a good alternative if you do
Is Bailey's the really sweet creamy alcohol? |
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"Pinch of nom creamy garlic chicken and sweet potato, baileys for desert.
Pinch? Are we talking like a finger full of chicken strip
It's a recipe book, and so easy even I can't fuck it up.
Haha pizza is always a good alternative if you do
Is Bailey's the really sweet creamy alcohol?"
It is indeed, its rather addictive though so I've had to put the bottle ouf of sight so I dont keep topping up |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Pinch of nom creamy garlic chicken and sweet potato, baileys for desert.
Pinch? Are we talking like a finger full of chicken strip
It's a recipe book, and so easy even I can't fuck it up.
Haha pizza is always a good alternative if you do
Is Bailey's the really sweet creamy alcohol?
It is indeed, its rather addictive though so I've had to put the bottle ouf of sight so I dont keep topping up "
Haha I use similar tactics for some polish candy my sister keeps buying 
Bon appetit by the way |
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"I had steak, tomatoes and mushrooms, trying to lower my carb intake
Sounds good, fried mushrooms or sauce?
I cooked it all in one pan, no sauce"
Wouldn't it be dry to just have all that on a pan? |
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"I'm having Goalbki, which are cabbage rolls with rice and beef inside and tomato sauce on top
I'd that similar to what the Greek eat... but with vine leaves?
No idea what Greeks eat, as a child I would remove the cabbage and eat the inside with tomato sauce but the I grew up .
What are vine leaves?"
Vine leaves from a grapevine. They are picked fresh from the vine and stuffed with a mixture of rice, meat, and spices, and then cooked by boiling or steaming. I thought this is what you meant. Its delicious. My eldest daughter had a greek friend so we got to experience their foods... yum! |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
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"I had steak, tomatoes and mushrooms, trying to lower my carb intake
Sounds good, fried mushrooms or sauce?
I cooked it all in one pan, no sauce
Wouldn't it be dry to just have all that on a pan?"
Nope, the mushrooms produce liquid, so do the tomatoes |
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"I'm having Goalbki, which are cabbage rolls with rice and beef inside and tomato sauce on top
I'd that similar to what the Greek eat... but with vine leaves?
No idea what Greeks eat, as a child I would remove the cabbage and eat the inside with tomato sauce but the I grew up .
What are vine leaves?
Vine leaves from a grapevine. They are picked fresh from the vine and stuffed with a mixture of rice, meat, and spices, and then cooked by boiling or steaming. I thought this is what you meant. Its delicious. My eldest daughter had a greek friend so we got to experience their foods... yum!"
The Greeks eat dolmades, one of my fave Greek appetisers  |
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"I'm having Goalbki, which are cabbage rolls with rice and beef inside and tomato sauce on top
I'd that similar to what the Greek eat... but with vine leaves?
No idea what Greeks eat, as a child I would remove the cabbage and eat the inside with tomato sauce but the I grew up .
What are vine leaves?
Vine leaves from a grapevine. They are picked fresh from the vine and stuffed with a mixture of rice, meat, and spices, and then cooked by boiling or steaming. I thought this is what you meant. Its delicious. My eldest daughter had a greek friend so we got to experience their foods... yum!
The Greeks eat dolmades, one of my fave Greek appetisers "
Yes. That's it... delicious! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I had a proper 'tea at mums' stew and dumplings, fresh lemon sponge and custard for dessert. The woman is a goddess. "
Ooo that sounds good and perfect autumn nights food. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Try again, damn phone...
Been running and had chips on the way home to balance out all that exercise.... .....currently in an excercise and chip coma.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I cooked cod with mixed peppers from a jar, chestnut mushrooms and grated parmesan with chilli wedges. It's one of my favourite recipes. Cod has seriously gone up in price though but was fresh from Waitrose and absolutely on the money. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm having Goalbki, which are cabbage rolls with rice and beef inside and tomato sauce on top "
In Slovakia we call it Stuffed Peppers. Sounds like it's the same thing just with peppers instead of cabbage. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm having Goalbki, which are cabbage rolls with rice and beef inside and tomato sauce on top
In Slovakia we call it Stuffed Peppers. Sounds like it's the same thing just with peppers instead of cabbage."
My mom makes them too, but I personally don't like paprika |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There has been a lamb caserole in the oven since 7am. Left overs from Sunday. But it will have to go in the freezer because tonight is a nice meal out for Naughty's birthday. The fantastic local Indian probably.  |
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