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What's for tea tonight? (#8)

Cor, that looks delicious mrs quoad :cool:

We've had chicken and creamed corn soup and I have also made a chicken curry for Tuesday, a ton of slow cooked onions to make pissaladiere tomorrow and a batch of pizza dough to cold ferment in the fridge for Weds - so nice quick dinners for the next few days :cool:

Best of all, I also made an apple crumble (thanks to the thread here making me crave it) which is in the oven now :thumbs: - custard and squirty cream to go with it.
 
Cor, that looks delicious mrs quoad :cool:

We've had chicken and creamed corn soup and I have also made a chicken curry for Tuesday, a ton of slow cooked onions to make pissaladiere tomorrow and a batch of pizza dough to cold ferment in the fridge for Weds - so nice quick dinners for the next few days :cool:

Best of all, I also made an apple crumble (thanks to the thread here making me crave it) which is in the oven now :thumbs: - custard and squirty cream to go with it.
Oh bums I meant to get some rhubarb while I was at the shop for the same reason.
 
Home made celeriac soup with home made bread and goat camembert.

Seafood linguine.
Any veg with that? I can't help worrying about your diet from reading this thread sometimes.

The recipe says cheesecake. It's definitely cheesecake. I don't like quiche, so it had better not be quiche. Or else.
If it makes you feel better you can think of it as frittata. Which is quiche without the pastry, but let's gloss over that.
 
It's steak for me tonight. I am considering a bastardised version of dolphin nose potatoes to go with it; very caramelized onions, Stilton and garlicky mushrooms layered up with the potatoes and cream. I reckon that will work.
I will report back, cardiac events permitting.
 
I did this one - with the options of ground almonds, oats and cinnamon...

How to make perfect crumble

It's a good un for not ending up with a powdery crumble topping :thumbs:

I used to make a lovely apricot and cardamon crumble many years back - just used packs of semi-dried apricots rather than fresh. The cardamon pods are a bit of a faff to prepare, but not too bad.
 
Biddlybee I do 4oz flour, 3oz cold butter rubbed in, then mix through 2oz oats and 1oz crunchy brown sugar. It tops a 2 adult/2 child crumble nicely, isn't too sweet and is nice and chunky.

We're having cottage pie tonight, served with moans of sorrow from the children :mad: Plebeian mess for afters.
 
Last night I made beef saraman but I couldn't eat it because it was too salty. Two portions had nearly 10g of salt in from the fish sauce alone. It was so overpowering it was all I could taste. [emoji35]

Tonight we're having lamb shanks, couscous and roasted veg. No salt added!
 
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