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What's for tea tonight? (pt3)

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sojourner said:
Thighs are just perfect for stewy/casseroley stuff
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Best for roasting too! :cool:


Oh and yes OU, that goes without saying!!!!!! :cool: :D



Actually you do get a few freaky people who don't like skin don't you?!? :eek:

WTF is up with them?!!!!???! :eek:
 
Haven't eaten much today due to being in bed with the lurgy (STILL :mad: ), but don't really fancy anything apart from ice lollies. :oops:

Might have some kind of macaroni cheese with added cauliflower and tomatoes.
 
sheothebudworths said:
Best for roasting too! :cool:


Oh and yes OU, that goes without saying!!!!!! :cool: :D



Actually you do get a few freaky people who don't like skin don't you?!? :eek:

WTF is up with them?!!!!???! :eek:
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Oops sorry about the caps lock - that made me look like a nutter, but I guess it's apt - I LOVE MY FAT!
 
had a surprise visit from my boy so rustled up baked potatoes with baked beans, cheese and spring onions which were an inspired addition!
 
my chickpea and tomato stew was madd tasty! i put some mushrooms in as well as a pepper and a potato, and had it with couscous. ive got leftovers for tomorrow, and all for about £1.40. WIN. except i ate too much and now my tummy hurts.
 
I ignored all advice and made penne with halloumi, chili, red onion, parsley and basil - well tasty and visually appealing too.
 
picked up a chicken pot pie with muffin and green beans :) :oops:

preparing to consume the lot within an hour or two
 
I didn't cook for the Swedes after all - we went out for pizza :D

But here's a thing - they didn't even offer to pay, or contribute to the tip. I'd've thought, if someone's putting you up for free, you offer to contribute towards a meal out, right? If they'd offered, I would have probably told them not to worry about it. But they didn't even offer. And then we went to the pub and they didn't offer to buy us a drink. I thought that was a bit cheeky. But perhaps it's a cultural thing?
 
last night my mum made me lovely homely macaroni cheeese - it was lush but she only let me have a wee teensy bit :( bah....

tonight will be something with leeks - my dad brought me about a dozen :eek:
 
I don't know....tonite i'm going to my work xmas party. Dinner is at 7pm but I don't know what it will be. Probably some type of buffet :confused:
 
I have a chicken thigh, a few spuds, and some baby corn and broccoli that need using up, so that. Doesn't sound particularly enticing, but I'm sure after a few glasses of vino and a coupla spliffs it will :)
 
May Kasahara said:
It's Friday night! It's M&S night! :cool:
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Saturday night is turning into our M&S night. :D :cool:

Tonight though, we have baked potatoes with cheese and coleslaw naturally, salad and chinese chicken wings.

And I've treated myself to a bottle of wine. :cool:
 
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