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last nite for dinner I had a tuna sandwich and chicken stew out of a can - both purchased from the local convenience store :(

and a handfull of peanuts :rolleyes:
 
Moroccan style lamb shanks, but not made by me!
heo found them in the Taste the Difference section at Sainsburys, reduced to £4 (from an original £8 :eek: ...for two shanks :eek: ).

Probably have them with some rice and whatever veg is available on the plot...I've got a bit of fresh coriander left, so maybe some nice spicy lemony marinated courgettes.
 
Last night I made a very delicious tom yam soup with some Thai stock cubes I found loitering about at the back of the cupboard...thought they weren't going to be all that, but fuck me, it was gorgeous. And there's loads left for my lunch today as well :)

Tonight I think it shall be baked potatoes with coleslaw :cool:
 
Detroit City said:
...chicken stew out of a can
<vomit smilie> :eek:

My bizarre stew thing turned out luverly and there is just enough left for lunch today (there would have been more but my lodger is evil and greedy :mad: )

Tonight I may have honey & thyme roasted squash, corn on the cob and lamb chops. Though I had a huge plate of Nigel Slater stylee spiced apple croissants this morning, so that + stew lunch = maybe not so hungry later...
 
I spent last night preparing tonight's feast - full on beef bourguignonne (sp) with broccoli and new potatoes as the veg - it's got 2 bottles of red plonk as the juice, about 1.5kg of chuck steak, carrots, shallots, garlic, celery, brandy, mushrooms etc - cost me near to £20 but it should feed at least 8. It will have been marinading for amost 24 hours and I'll be cookling it for at least 3 so it shouldn't taste too bad :cool:
 
sam/phallocrat said:
I spent last night preparing tonight's feast - full on beef bourguignonne (sp) with broccoli and new potatoes as the veg - it's got 2 bottles of red plonk as the juice, about 1.5kg of chuck steak, carrots, shallots, garlic, celery, brandy, mushrooms etc - cost me near to £20 but it should feed at least 8. It will have been marinading for amost 24 hours and I'll be cookling it for at least 3 so it shouldn't taste too bad :cool:

yum!
what's the special occasion?
 
Zorra said:
<vomit smilie> :eek:
actually, it wasn't half-bad :D

tonite i'm going to maybe get chinese take out with fried rice and general tso's chicken and an egg roll or two and maybe some hot "n sour soup :)

by the way, moomoo, i'd like you to know that i made keema-aloo (indian mince lamb w/ potatoes) for me dad this past weekend. cooked from scratch by me own hands :)
 
CharlieAddict said:
yum!
what's the special occasion?

My v. good friend gudge is off travelling round the world for a year with her other half, so I thought I'd see her off in style as I will miss her lots. I also haven't had a big fat cook up for a while either so I thought I might combine the 2 . . .
 
Didn't get me lentils last night. But Flashy did knock up some super roasties :cool:

Tonight has been a bit of a secret tea. Flashy got a free savoury feed but I can't reveal what cos that might get someone into trouble even though they were just trying to offload the stuff that would have gone in the bin otherwise. He enjoyed it a lot and even more knowing it was free when it should have been about 6 quid.

I got a free dinner at lunch today cos I went out on an end of project thank you meal. I had tomato and garlic pizza-ry bread thing for a starter and then BBQ ribs and chips for mains with gallons of Coke.

Then I bought chicken thai soup for tea. Very nice although I'm not sure the slices of galangal and big lime leaves should be left in it cos the flavour was fine but I like to eat all that's put in front of me and I struggled to justify picking at my food.

Flashy bought some pop and then for pud we went to Flashy's workplace and had freebies from there :D So all in all, we managed to scoff a starter, 2 mains, a bottle of pop, my Cokes at lunch and 2 puds for £4.79 :D
 
Detroit City said:
by the way, moomoo, i'd like you to know that i made keema-aloo (indian mince lamb w/ potatoes) for me dad this past weekend. cooked from scratch by me own hands :)


I'm not sure what it is but well done DC. :) :cool:

I'm having nothing tonight as I went out for lunch. The children had a stir fry. :)
 
Mogden said:
I got a free dinner at lunch today cos I went out on an end of project thank you meal. I had tomato and garlic pizza-ry bread thing for a starter and then BBQ ribs and chips for mains with gallons of Coke.
how can you eat all that at lunch and then stay awake in the office afterwards?? :confused:

i'd be like zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz :oops:
 
moomoo said:
I'm not sure what it is but well done DC. :) :cool:
i will show you, hold on, eta coming....:)

2 medium onions, chopped
450g ground chicken, beef or lamb
1 teaspoon ginger root, minced
1 teaspoon garlic, minced
1 teaspoon chili powder
1 teaspoon coriander powder
1 teaspoon turmeric powder
1 teaspoon salt (or more to taste)
2 tablespoons yogurt
2-3 tomatoes, chopped
300g potatoes, peeled and diced into cubes
1 teaspoon garam masala
2 green chilies, chopped
3 tablespoons coriander leaves, chopped

Fry onions in 4 or 5 tablespoons of oil in a heavy based pan over medium heat.

when onions are soft but not brown, add meat, garlic and ginger and cook over medium heat about 3-5 mins or until all the moisture has dried from the minced meat.

ad spices + 3 tbsp water and stirring constantly, cook another 2 minutes.

add chopped tomatoes and yogurt and cook for about 10 mins, stirring constantly.
add potatoes, mix well.

add 1 cup of water, cover and cook 30 mins over low heat or until potatoes are tender.

add garam masala , chillies and coriander right before serving.

mix well, serve hot with naan,chapati or rice.
 
Detroit City said:
how can you eat all that at lunch and then stay awake in the office afterwards?? :confused:

i'd be like zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz :oops:
LOL! Funny you should say that cos I very nearly wasn't. Thankfully my bladder seemed to be the size of a pea this afternoon so lots of trips to the loo kept me awake. It's al-ca-ma-hol that sends me off to sleep at lunchtime.
 
Lemon sole with roasted courgettes and new potatoes. Quick and easy 'cos I is knackered.
 
Tonight (again) I had grilled hallumi in a wholemeal pitta bread stuffed with salad and sliced black olives. I will prob have the same tomorrow...its the curse/pleasure of living alone.
 
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toad in the hole with veggies and gravy - was marvellous *licks lips*
 
i had sausages , egg and toast. i quite fancy some cheese on toast, so i might make that in a minute or i could be good and wait till breakfast

tmw lunch will be left over sausage sandwhich , made with toast . cant say i am looking fwd to it :rolleyes:
 
May Kasahara said:
Tonight I think it shall be baked potatoes with coleslaw :cool:

Scratch that - Mr K is buying us a curry :D It's so bad, we've had takeaway curry once a week for the last month at least. But fuck it :D
 
i was bit skeptical adding an avocado into my shake which was a blend of bananas, nuts, soy milk and protein powder.
but it's surprisingly good.
 
Bit of an odd mix this evening. I had Biddlesford Organic Moroccan lamb soup, which I bought mainly because it comes in a kilner jar but was very nice. But that wasn't enough for two, so then we had some spinach & ricotta tortellini. Which was alright. Meh.
 
dada said:
i was bit skeptical adding an avocado into my shake which was a blend of bananas, nuts, soy milk and protein powder.
but it's surprisingly good.
avacado works in almost anything :)
 
I've got some salmon for tea tonight, and can't decide what to have with it :confused:

I have some noodles I think in the cupboard somewhere, so it might be those, with some veggies

it'll be a case of standing in the kitchen at tea time and trying to work it out :D
 
Probably nothing for me as I've really lost my appetite lately but I might do the children a steak and kidney pie with some veg.
 
I'm making Enchildas tonight using veg from the in-laws allotment. I'm experimenting with salsa at the moment and using chillis that I've been growing on the windowsill.
 
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