OK, What's For Lunch or Tea Today?

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Whole leg of lamb and veggies in white wine, braised for 5 hours (Jamie Oliver recipe) and whilst I’m not the biggest fan of lamb it was really good, melt in the mouth and the veggies, too. Definitely one we’ll do again, although kids weren’t keen on eating Flossy so they had to have chicken breasts casseroled with roasties and normal veg. :rolleyes:

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lamb looked good. i usually cook lamb then while hot remove all fat and jeal etc. then oddly i eat it in chunks when cold..

A light lunch
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Simple supper (loved it:))

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Originally Posted by struth

A light lunch
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Looks good, love anything pickled!


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Originally Posted by guy

Simple supper (loved it:))

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Sue loves scrambled eggs and smoked salmon, but she cooks the smoked salmon - I’m with you, tastes much better not cooked.


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Never really thought about cooking smoked salmon, although I suppose it does get warmed through in pasta dishes?

i dont like smoked salmon. i love salmon tho lol..

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Originally Posted by struth

i dont like smoked salmon. i love salmon tho lol..

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:eek::wetkipper:

8th of march already. been a fairly mild, if wet winter so far. will be spring soon, although up here, its usually several weeks later.

up to 5c here and still sunny