Wot's for Tea, Ma?
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Re: Wot's for Tea, Ma?
Vegetarian chilli bean casserole cooking in the solar oven at the mo; the thermometer is showing 150C
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Tonight I be making Carrot and Coriander soup, tomorrow it will be Iberico Pig's Cheek, mash, and veg as available.
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Re: Wot's for Tea, Ma?
Tonight is vegetable vindaloo with Becks, tomorrow lunch is lamb, allotment carrots, parsnips and spuds with Dartmoor Jail Ale and bottles of Otter as well as Tesco Fruity Red accompaniment.
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Haven't been to shops yet, and she has to drive as I'm banned for a week while the stents bed in, so I have no idea what the menu will be. Last night, I made a damn fine chicken chow mein, and am planning a cottage pie for tomorrow. There's some cavolo nero to accompany.
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Never mind tea. Lunch today was fish and chips in a very light batter. Fish was cod from Lidl and excellent. Mrs OFSO added a few large Gambas, also battered. Lots of vinegar and salt, sod the health warnings, only once a week.
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Re: Wot's for Tea, Ma?
Yet another air fryer first; cannellini bean fritters served in pita bread with sliced tomato and tomato ketchup.
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Re: Wot's for Tea, Ma?
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Recipe please.
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Recipe please.
PP
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Re: Wot's for Tea, Ma?
It is in Nigel Slaters 30 minute cook book; if you can't find it I will quite happily send you the recipe by PM or email.
By the way, the croquettes cooked in the air fryer were superb!
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PM please.
Thanks,
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PM please.
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Re: Wot's for Tea, Ma?
So youse is happy with your machine Mrs Ex-A, excusing the cost of getting it there of course?Mrs Ex-Ascot wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 11:05 amYet another air fryer first; cannellini bean fritters served in pita bread with sliced tomato and tomato ketchup.
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Yes Alison, very happy with the air fryer. Well worth the cost and hassle.
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Fish tonight, but I haven't been to the fishmonger yet, so can't be more specific.
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Spinach and ricotta canneloni and the remnants of a chilled lemon flan that Madame fettled the other day. It really is the lemoniest lemon flan in the universe. And a glass of umbrian red to go with the main.
It's cold out here in deepest Morayshire.
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It's cold out here in deepest Morayshire.
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In honour of Slasher's 100th birthday, I am going to make sundried tomato risotto.
I'll put a portion in the post for you Slasher.
I'll put a portion in the post for you Slasher.
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Having investigated the fridge, and in the full and certain knowledge that today is "light eggy Thursday" before her yoga class, I find I have some cooked ham, mushrooms, and a nice bit of gorgonzola. She can have a poached egg on toast, I'm heading for a mega omelette.
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The Galactic Ruleress is away for the night on a school reunion. She dislikes liver. So, tonight I dined on lamb’s Liver, bacon, fried onions and mushroom sauce. To die for!
Re: Wot's for Tea, Ma?
Mrs Ex-Ascot wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2019 6:36 amIn honour of Slasher's 100th birthday, I am going to make sundried tomato risotto.
I'll put a portion in the post for you Slasher.
Sisemen - almost as good as Granny Clampett’s squirrel gizzards and shoo-fly pie!
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Re: Wot's for Tea, Ma?
Rib fillet steak and baked potato with coleslaw, and a 'Stuffing Muffin' (See 'A Christmas Classic')
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