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What's for tea tonight? (#8)

Am not well and need some comfort food so tonight we're having sausage casserole with sourdough bread as I'm too feeble to mash potatoes but can just about slice fresh bread. I'm bloody STARVING already
 
In on me own tonight, so was gonna do Bengali fish curry, 'cept the fucking tesco didn't have any cheap white fish, so it's king prawn curry instead, same ingredients

Lashings of white wine and some samosas first, and as much tirasmisu after as I can fit down me neck without being sick :cool:
 
After many many a salad we're having a comforting chippy tea and Cptn is ecstatic :D

*must not feel guilty tomorrow*
 
We had chicken thighs marinated in soy sauce, ginger and garlic with basmati rice and peas.

I feel like cooking something fancy tomorrow, any suggestions? French, Italian or English.
 
shit soj I can't do it, just sat here and looked at my legs... they're huge will just tell him to get his and have another salad. That was short lived

Two words

FUCK

and

OFF

your thighs will always be gorgeous, and chips will always be the tastiest form of potato ever invented. be.the.fuck.HAVE! Mmmmm just think...chip butty...pressing down on those big chips on buttery bread...:cool:

are those the same legs you posted on friday frocks last week? :hmm: get some chips in you mun :p

:cool::cool:
 
I'll be interested to hear if that tastes ok and if so the recipe please :) I've experimented with Turkey mince before and I've always found it to be a low fat but vile option :mad: :D

I don't know what I'm having tonight but it will be in the form of a takeaway or something out as I can't be arsed to cook.

It wasn't bad at all for a low-fat version. Passed the hendo test with flying colours!

Recipe (serves 2)

Slice a medium aubergine and boil in salted water until tender. Drain well. Fry a small, chopped onion in 2 TBS of olive oil until softened, then add a chopped clove of garlic, 1tsp of oregano, half tsp of cinnamon and 150g of turkey mince and cook for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Pour in 100ml of chicken stock and 175ml of white wine and cook until reduced, then add 1TBS of tomato puree and cook for another 5 minutes or so. Season. Layer the meat sauce with the aubergine, finishing with a layer of aubergine. For the topping, beat together 150ml of natural yoghurt with an egg and pour over the aubergine. Sprinkle with 25g of grated cheese and cook at 200C for 20 minutes or so.
 
Passed the hendo test with flying colours!

random question, but your hendo doesn't like cricket and support afc wimbledon does he? it's just i know someone else called hendo who lives in south london and was wondering if it's a coincidence or not :oops:
 
random question, but your hendo doesn't like cricket and support afc wimbledon does he? it's just i know someone else called hendo who lives in south london and was wondering if it's a coincidence or not :oops:

He does like cricket but he's a Man City supporter. :)
 
i have eaten so much today that i can't cope with dinner as well :D
so i'm counting the one scoop of coconut, one scoop of chocolate hazlenut and a waffer (their spelling) as my evening meal :)
 
The first thing my daughter said this morning was 'I am VERY EXCITED about today!' and the reason she said that is cos, after asking if we could have it for WEEKS, finally, today is SUSHI DAY!!!! :cool: :D

My bezzer's coming over too and we're going to do mixtures from prawns, salmon (I'm going to make some teriyaki sauce for that and quickly griddle it first), avocado and cucumber and then scoff the lot.
And we're also going to make more of the fucking lush Hugh F-W lemon curd frangipane muffins that we made a few weeks ago to have warm with ice cream for pudding. :cool:

I am QUITE EXCITED too, tbf! :D

And my son's mate phoned him at nine this morning to ask if he wanted to go round to sleep over.....my son said yes, then paused and said 'I probably won't be round till 3 or 4.....' (we'll be having a late lunch rather than dinner ;) )...hehe!
 
They are DIVINE! :D

They freeze AND reheat really well, too (they are definitely best warm with some thick cream - OMG! :cool: ).

We did a lemon drizzle icing too (just a straightforward lemon zest/juice and icing sugar one) just because there's no lemon in the batter itself and I do like a LEMONY cake, iykwim! :D

http://www.channel4.com/4food/recipes/chefs/hugh-fearnley-whittingstall/lemon-curd-marble-muffins-recipe

ETA - note the adaption (replacing 100g of the flour with 125g of ground almonds) he mentions in the foreword bit to make them frangipane muffins.
 
mmmmmm those sound lush

i shoved a pork shoulder in the slow cooker with a barbeque spice rub (cumin, chilli, paprika, sugar, little bit of hot smoked paprika, tiny bit of vinegar) and some chopped toms - going to add some haricot beans later and have a kind of pork and beans thing.
 
And an even bigger mmmmmmmmmmmm right back at you at your pork shoulder Callie! :cool: :D

My mum's down today - doing a chicken but cooked on the hob in stock with some lemon and lots of herbs. Baby new potatoes and garden rapini and courgettes to go with it.
More lemon muffins for pudding with garden strawbs and blueberries and ice cream.
 
Lamb chops, mash, broad beans and peas and broccoli. Home made gooseberry crumble and ice cream.

I really can't work out why I'm so fat.
 
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