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What's for tea tonight? (#8)

No time?! :hmm:

Decorators in tomorrow to do main bedroom and hall - need to move furniture, dismantle bed etc after work, plus small children to cope with & I'm feeling the Tuesday serotonin dip after a debauched weekend - so I'm not cooking.
 
Decorators in tomorrow to do main bedroom and hall - need to move furniture, dismantle bed etc after work, plus small children to cope with & I'm feeling the Tuesday serotonin dip after a debauched weekend - so I'm not cooking.

I'll let you off then :D
 
Fucking pancakes. Shit. Hate em.

Off oot to support a mate doing her first guest musician spot at a place on the Wirral, and there's open mic poetry so shall be doing a bit of that so to shut the fuck up and get on with it, I'm probably having pasta and sauce or tinned fish on toast for me tea
 
I'm so exhausted it's not even funny...think the old standby of mackerel on toast might be in order.
 
What I want is pancakes. Unfortunately as I'm off boxing it will have to be something small and not too filling before I go (prob muesli or houmous and a pitta), and it'll be too late to eat by the time I get back :(
 
Garlic mushroom and cheese pancakes followed by nutella and pecan for pudding possibly with ice cream. Then I might vom...
 
pancake day totally snuck up on me as I was too busy catering an afternoon tea for my friends 30th birthday so we wont be having any tonight: instead it'll be a quick freezer to oven dinner of chicken Kiev(s) {sic? do you add an s for a plural?}, boiled baby new potatoes and sweetcorn.

Last night I made an AMAZING steamed suet pudding with beef and parsnips which we had with some carrots and peas. Ill definitely be making it again maybe next time when we have people over for dinner as the 2 of us ate 4 portions of it last night :oops:
 
Pancakes, obv. Lemon and sugar.

I get to eat mine off the breadboard, stood up, whilst I bang 'em out for the old man.
 
Surprisingly nice and flavoursome stew consisting only of red onion, potato, stock, bay leaf and some basil. Will be cooking that again, then - as well as being tasty it's also cheap and very low fat.
 
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