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Bloody moaning dinos. No wonder they went extinct. Tell him to buck his ideas up, or he'll go the way of the rest of them.
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Penne with green pesto, lime pickle and lots of black pepper, followed by a huge pile of cream crackers with butter and peanut butter. I am still hungry. Nothing is slaking my food lust today!
 
Had three sarnies
Then a bowl of pasta
Then a cereal bar

THEN my manager treated me (without telling me) to a 14" pizza which I ate out of politeness and gluttony :facepalm: so the biggest lunch for a long time :facepalm: Still full now
 
butternut squash soup, roll with cottage cheese and salad, apple, several biscuits, cup of tea and massive, endless boredom :mad:
 
After having soup every single (week..) day for weeks, I went crazy today and had a vegetable samosa, some cauliflower cheese and some grapes :cool:
 
We just had yummy bacon sandwiches....streaky bacon with mayo and lambs lettuce on multiseed bread for my daughter (who isn;t keen on *crunchy* bread :confused: :hmm: ) and one of those part baked baguettes, hot from the oven, for myself and my son :cool:
It was supposed to be breakfast but it suddenly appeared to be lunchtime :confused:
 
When I finally get out of this hell hole (work :mad:) I am going to go home and eat everything. This will mainly consist of crusty white rolls with ham and a puff pastry mince pie assuming it hasnt been eaten.
 
I'm experimenting this lunch time. Bored with salad with things, so I bought a mahoosive bag of spinach. I'm pondering concocting a hot scotch egg, with wilted spinach and something else (not sure yet - maybe roasted tomatoes). Sounds a bit gross really, but I'm game!
 
A Mediterranean vegetable and crème fraiche butter puff pastry tart. I like M & S posh tarts like this because they don't put the amount of fat or calories on the front of the box. It contains vegetables therefore its healthy! :D
 
Proper home made Sunday Roast for tomorrow - special bit of Wild Beef Brisket from Wells market

First sprouts of the year
Carrot and Suede mash
Cauli
Roast Pots

and a new one for Chez Voltagé
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Parsnips - possibly honey glazed

Wine already decanted and being allowed to breathe

The one decision yet to make is, cooked on the Rayburn or in the counter top oven - if it's the Rayburn then it'll need lighting soon in time for tomorrow so it's settled down - I am in an on-going battle of wills with the Rayburn to see who breaks first - it's a great bit of kit but it needs constant fettling and attention
 
Well, I bottled using the Rayburn this time

Tried slow cooking the brisket only to find that the oven wouldn't go down low enough - so had it on 100ºC for a couple of hours - to be honest it could have done with more and lower - but the meat itself was excellent - it's so much better getting from a proper breeder and not from a bloody supermarket - I'd cheerfully go without meat if it meant I could only have this once or twice a month - same with fish really - fresh off the boat worth every penny

The veg - OK, some of that'll have to go down to learning - the parsnips were on too long and ended up being over done - still got a load of left overs for tea tomorrow

The other Star of the Show though was the wine - lovely rich red
 
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