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Ms T said:
Tonight we're having an Indian feast - mini samosas and bhajis, poppadums, sizzling spicy prawns and chickpea and swiss chard curry. I'm also going to cook up a chorizo, pork and bean stew for reheating next week when I'm knackered, and a parsnip and carrot soup for lunches.


The prawns and chickpeas were totally delicious. Looking forward to the stew tomorrow - it was pretty good fresh out of the oven and should be even better reheated. :cool:
 
Hungry today....

Ate well this weekend including an excellent roast lunch yesterday but only a toastie for dinner. I have a BIG SOUP for lunch but not sure what to do for dinner tonight.

Hmmmmm.....
 
recipe please Mrs Miggins?

tonight I don't know what it'll be - I'm home alone and not feeling too great
 
aqua said:
recipe please Mrs Miggins?

tonight I don't know what it'll be - I'm home alone and not feeling too great
It was sooo unbelievably easy!

Take a nice piece of rolled brisket and make sure there's a good layer of fat on it. Our bit was about 800g. Enough for 2 greedy peeps plus leftovers.

Sit it in a roasting tin on top of a few cloves of smashed garlic and some herbs (we used thyme but I imagine a bay leaf or two would also be good).

Pop in the oven uncovered at Gas 6 for 30 mins, then take it out, reduce the heat to gas 3, pour in some wine (just a bit to give it some moisture) and cover tightly with foil (or a lid).

Roast undisturbed for 3 hours whilst you go to the pub :D

We let it rest for the best part of 50 mins while we roasted some spuds and made gravy with the lovely rich winey garlicy juices.

Heaven on a plate!
 
Tonight, gsv's veggie bolognaise he spent yesterday afternoon making. Featuring everything except the kitchen sink: veggie mince, carrots, chopped tomatos, plum tomatos, garlic, bay leaf, quorn chunks, I think some peppers, probably some chili. It smells and looks great - gsv had a spoonful this morning and says it's a stunner. :)
 
we were meant to be having a thanksgiving dinner with our american housemate but it seems to have been cancelled, so I'll be having leftover stew instead. which is fine. cos it was very lush anyway :cool:
 
BiddlyBee said:
Think it's going to be toad in the hole with mash, green beans or peas, and gravy.

ooooooh, I wanna make toad in the hole now!!! never made it before - can it work with veggie sausages - anyone got any particular recomendations???
 
I've only made it once before :oops: can't see any reason why you can't do it with veggie sausages.

I put a bit of mustard and thyme in the batter; and sprinkled red onions over the sausages before pouring the batter in - think I might do the same tonight.
 
I have an American colleague who's husband was asked to invite all their friends over for Thanksgiving only he's invited them next Wednesday :D
 
Mrs Miggins said:
I have an American colleague who's husband was asked to invite all their friends over for Thanksgiving only he's invited them next Wednesday :D

Errr...I've put this on the wrong thread! what a dork :rolleyes:
 
Cooked for 12 on Saturday, so it's leftovers tonight:
Porcini mushroom and pearl barley soup
Artichoke and ricotta tart, potatoes braised in saffron & tomato, petits pois a la Francais.
Choccy pud.
 
I must say I liked your roast-in-the-oven/go to the pub recipe, Mrs Miggins. Especially the three hours @pub part, though I'm not sure I'd be in a fit state to roast potatoes whilst sloshed :)
 
can someone come round and cook for me please? I feel loads better but am tired - we had chinese last night but I hardly ate any of it cos I felt so hungover and now all I want is more chinese

but thats just greedy - so can someone come round and cook for me please?
 
*is not seeing urbanites coming to my door and finger starts to twitch over the chinese menu* :oops:
 
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