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What's for tea tonight? (#8)

I thought she was trying meat ringo? Did I get that wrong or did she revert?

Yep, she tried meat but didn't get on too well with it. After a month or so she only really wanted to eat very processed stuff like chicken nuggets. I pointed out that was the worst stuff and what it meant in terms of animal welfare and eventually she decided to go back to being veggie, quite proud of her for that. She does now eat sweets with gelatine in though :D
 
Yep, she tried meat but didn't get on too well with it. After a month or so she only really wanted to eat very processed stuff like chicken nuggets. I pointed out that was the worst stuff and what it meant in terms of animal welfare and eventually she decided to go back to being veggie, quite proud of her for that. She does now eat sweets with gelatine in though :D
Awww...
 
My daughter's staying at her friend's tonight, so it's a Balinese coconut curry with squid and king prawns for me and the boy :cool: ...rice and asparagus ( :D ) to go with it.
 
Veal escalopes (thank you Waitrose's tramps buffet), not sure what I'm going to do with them yet - I'll trawl the goodfood website for some inspiration.
 
Still not entirely settled, but am starting to crave a chicken madras, so if the Co Op's got any of that nice paste in, I'll be making that. And more strawberry cheesecake (reduced from over 3 squid to just 1 :cool:)
 
^:cool: Fucking hell, I want a ruby now. I'll settle for my usual tag bol tonight. Only takes three hours!

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Reet well they didn't have the paste so I bought the Pataks sauce instead. Should be okay but I like it hotter than they suggest. Might pop a chilli in it, just for the road like :cool:
 
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Reet well they didn't have the paste so I bought the Pataks sauce instead. Should be okay but I like it hotter than they suggest. Might pop a chilli in it, just for the road like :cool:

Sounds divine :cool: Recipe books are always wrong anyway.

I'll be browning the mince up proper for 45 minutes, then making the rest of the sauce. Fresh thyme from the garden makes it extra special. Simmering for an hour and a half makes so much difference to the flavour too.

I think a Cabernet Merlot is called for :cool:
 
Fresh herbs are just the nuts in cooking. I always keep dried in anyway cos it's handy, but my god...coriander, rosemary, basil, thyme...I fucking love these so much :cool: For veggie cooking they're pretty much essential I'd say
 
Dead right! We have about four or five very bushy coriander plants and one big thyme plant. I think we're covered. Fresh coriander in the chicken, chorizo and bean thing, mmm lovely.
 
Tonight was a fish pie and whatever the boy brings me back from the shop now.

Last night I cooked chicken breasts wrapped in bacon baked in a tomato, garlic and smoky bacon sauce with garlic and rosemary (fresh from the garden ;) ) roast potatoes with half a head of broccoli (due to the other half being mouldy :madface:mad: substandard coop veg). Lemon meringue ice cream for pud :)
 
Chicken thigh, marinated in lemon juice, soya sauce, garlic paste, chilli paste and mustard-grilled,with ratatouille and giant wholemeal couscous.
 
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