Roast gammon, roast potatoes, peas, carrots and broccoli. Mia the cat had Felix chicken in jelly with turkey and rice biscuits
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Roast gammon, roast potatoes, peas, carrots and broccoli. Mia the cat had Felix chicken in jelly with turkey and rice biscuits
Next time. I dare you to have dinner, and just give Mia water :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
S.
Trouble is Shane she would sit there staring at me going " what are you eating, I want some, give me it, I won't like but I want some ". :drool:Quote:
Originally Posted by southall-1998
Roast beef, giant yorkie, jasmin roast potatoes and gravy all from the freezer... amazing whats in there
Tea? Nothing, as I had roast lamb today, with all the trimmings, for lunch, washed down with a superb bottle of claret! :cheers:
Marco.
Omelette and chips for me today.
S.
You have my sympathies.
Marco.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Fancy a bare knuckle fighting match? If I win, I get to eat those yummy organic HPD drivers of yours :lol:
;)
S.
Lol... HPDs? Wash they mouth out - they're Monitor Golds! ;)
Marco.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Even better! Marco, I'm gonna whoop yer arse :ner::lol:
I can already feel the high calories from those Monitor Golds, hurting my heart!
S.
Ha - the bass would blow ya away, gringo! :eyebrows:
Marco.
Yes, those Tesco Value sausages are a bit odd!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
:lolsign:
I found a vein in one once....
Marco.
dont tell everyone, or they will all want one;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
They're made from rounded up homeless drunks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Yes I thought I could taste caramel.
Marco.
Sunday night is takeaway night so I had a lamb balti, mushroom rice and a naan. Mia the cat had Felix beef with carrots in jelly and as a treat a tuna and shrimp cat soup later.
Spicy meatballs and penne pasta, followed by a slice of hot dumpling(from neighbour) and light longlife cream substitute(which is rather good)
Chicken, spaghetti and vegetable bake.
Was going to have roast chicken but left it too late to cook it tonight so guess I'll just have to have a takeaway :rolleyes:
That's the deluxe version.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Just home made veg soup tonight, had to use up some vegetables.
Sweet potato , Colly, carrots, Broccoli , Tuna in tomato sauce :)
Ham and tomato sandwich, tinned pears and custard. Mia had Felix chicken with kidney in jelly and is now sleeping under a speaker.
One of my favourites, cauliflower cheese with ham and some crusty bread. Mia had Felix turkey and lamb in jelly, one of her favourites.....purrrrrr......purrrrrr
20 min ago I was in Morrissons, was going to buy a cauliflower to do cauli cheese, didn't because I felt lazy. Bought some spicy bean and chicken soup, just had that, not bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
Some half-baked fried chicken (home-made)...
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Scrumptious.....With fresh corn on the cob and home-made coleslaw, washed down with a couple of ice-cold Buds! :cool:
Marco.
Had a chunk of granary baton from the best baker in town. Split, toasted and buttered with two fried eggs inside and a dab of brown sauce. It was lurvely!! :)
Braised chicken, cauliflower, sweetheart cabbage & duck fat roast potatoes
That's pretty similar to what I had for breakfast, forgot to mention the brown sauce this morning, Asda's Smart Price brown sauceQuote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Chicken & chorizo in a fresh tomato sauce with wholemeal pasta & parmesan
I've just had a chicken, prawn and chorizo paella, with french beans and brocolli.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Love paella. Did you make it yourself? :)
Marco.
Yes - it's easy to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Indeed, nice one... I was just testing to see if you were filling yourself up with some unspeakable supermarket 'ready-meal' version of such! ;)
Marco.
As far as I'm concerned, paella is the same as risotto but with sea food. Might be wrong, but that's how I make it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
As long as you use proper paella rice, not risotto (Arborio) rice, which is quite different ;)
Marco.
Had a 4 hour wait for my hernia op yesterday ( went well ) so celebrated last night with scampi and chips, boy was that good after 24 hour fast !
So plenty time today for some records and post silliness on here. b w
Hope that it went well and that you recover quickly, was that keyhole surgery or other?Quote:
Originally Posted by tapid
If you had a full anaesthetic did they tell you to drink plenty of water?
Thanks Alex. Plenty of fruit and veg they say because of possible constipation ?. It was a general one but only an hour long
so maybe just enough to knock me out, certainly not drowsy on awakening. Good to get done though.Feel good. cheers
I drank quite a bit of water, but not enough! Because next day, it was not nice straining on the toilet, quite worrying at the time, were the stitches going to burst!Quote:
Originally Posted by tapid
Yes, constipation, I would drink plenty of water too. I didn't drink enough. Straining on the toilet was worrying.Quote:
Originally Posted by tapid
Also the day I returned home from hospital, could not get comfortable in any chair, ended sitting in my old Volvo, very comfortable seat in there!
Thanks for the advice mate!
About to have this, which Del's just made for tonight's dinner, having only had a sandwich for lunch:
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Recipe here, for those who may interested in making it: http://www.ginger-jar-food.com/recip...cider-mustard/
Along with the thin green beans, we're having some fresh carrot batons and wild rice. Vino will be a rather lovely (chilled) Comte de Provence:
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Can't wait to tuck in!! :)
Marco.
kids wanted pot noodle :lol: so i had one too... was actually ok
:lolsign:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Don't know what it's called in Italian but we are having Mussels cooked in tomato/garlic sauce with Linguini. We often have this dish, which is really good value because a bag of live mussels is only around £3.50.
cozze summat i guess... not into seafood at all alas. fish is as far as i go
Rock and chips
Linguini al sugo di cozze :)Quote:
Originally Posted by hifi_dave
Very nice, Dave, although traditionally it'd be served with clams, not mussels.
Marco.