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    Mari
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    I never know what do have for dinner from day to day, I don't get that inspired with food lately. Anyway we're having fish and veg, after rice pud. borin innit!

    You see, we are very limited to what we eat, the only meat we have really, is fish or chicken or turkey. I will do a beef stew when my son fancies a change.



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    Roast chicken, roast potatoes and veg.

    Trouble is, I get the washing up!

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    cathidaw
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    mari, I too only eat 2 legged meat.
    My cooker has broken down and awaiting an electrician.
    Surprising how much one can do with a microwave
    Cheesy eggs and allsorts.!

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    Yer right Cathi, the microwave is great for certain meals, such as baked potato , and heating up beans, etc.. I have to be careful with eggs and cheese though,because of cholesterol.

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    Mari
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    Quote Originally Posted by rebbonk View Post
    Roast chicken, roast potatoes and veg.

    Trouble is, I get the washing up!


    Fair doos eh?

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    rebbonk
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mari View Post
    Fair doos eh?
    Quite fair (well, almost!)

    Spag' bol tonight - Yummy

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    I have no idea as usual- I also get lack lustre with what to do for the evening meal. Last night was roasted spiced chicken legs and thighs, new potatoes and mange tout. (Don't know if I spelt that right) Tonight looks like a pancetta taglietelli in sauce or a chicken stir fry.

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    cathidaw
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    It all sound so fancy nowadays.
    Lots of Italian style food and Indian.
    how I see some of it....

    Fried potato skins ...we used to cook them for the pigs

    Wraps.. leftovers wrapped in peasant pastry eg ..flour and water dough

    spaghetti.. peasant food mixed with leftovers and spiced

    curried veg... English veggie stew laced with curry powder / herbs

    Bombay potatoes...as above but chillie added.

    Mange tout ..weren't they called pea pods when we were kids and put in the pig bin?.

    Dont get me wrong these are just cynical thoughts and I do often eat out.
    Not wraps though .. too much like wet window leathers.
    (Perhaps we weren't so thrifty in those days if we threw these 'delicacies' out)

    I will admit that if I don't feel like cooking my food reflects my indifference
    Last edited by cathidaw; 18-07-2012 at 11:38 PM.

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