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Salmon pate on cracker breads. With a side of jalapeno poppers.
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Well that was tasty! Big Grin

Because it was Sunday I decided to have a Sunday roast. I dug out a beef joint I had frozen in April (think it was part of the Easter cut price meat deals?) and bunged it in the oven for a couple of hours whilst I went fishing. I came back 3 hours later and cut up the wam meat on the chopping board and scoffed the lot with Course Himalayan salt added. I did add a dollop of horseradish sauce to the corner of the chopping boad to dip meat into! Cool

It was a good job I had thought ahead as I drew a blank at the waters edge! Rolleyes
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Mackerel with roasted veg and some steamed french beans.
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Chicken & veg curry with rice
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B. Banana, granola & yogurt
L. The last of the prawn mayo on a bread roll, followed by Today's past its date item - some Fig jam (4/22). It wasn't as bad as it looked so I'll keep eating it.
D. Leftover Sardine and chickpea rice with a couple of past their date sachets of sweet chilli relish (4/23).
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Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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Expeirment time again. although I spotted a similar recipe on a carnivore youtube site.!

500g of 25% fat beef mince mixed up with three chopped up fine slices of thick cut smoked bacon. An egg added to mix and kneaded into five balls. Balls wee then wrapped with 1/2lb of unsmoked bacon slices.
Five (similar to scotch eggs) placed in air fyer and cooked for a total of 40 minutes turning twice to bown bacon.

One piece for Kato (which he golloped up!) and three for me with one fo ron, cold this evening.

Each was cut in half simila to a baked potato and grated cheddar cheese was added. Katos was just chopped up and cheese spread on top.

Not bad at all, cheap to make and very filling! Cool
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