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Chicken curry with rice. Probably a balti
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Fishing today so no 'sitty down meal' 
I did fry up two gammons steaks (44p for two, yellow sticker buys) and had them in sarnies with me while fishing! 
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B - Stewed apple & blackberries
L. Sourdough toast and jam
Packet of cheap crisps (10p) not very nice ones either.
Stirfried veggies - courgettes, sugarsnap and mushrooms in Tamarind sauce
Total 10p - should have saved my money!
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Risotto with leftover chicken, beans and courgette from the garden!
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Tonight will be steak, chips, peas, Onion rings, ( mushrooms & tomato for him ). Possibly a pepper sauce.
Followed by brownies. As it’s Bobs birthday, I should probably put a bit of effort in.
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18-08-2022, 09:14 AM
(This post was last modified: 18-08-2022, 09:14 AM by JJB.)
Happy birthday Bob, you now know what's for your birthday dinner. Sounds scrummy, as do all of SC's creations. Who's going to do the washing up?
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(18-08-2022, 09:14 AM)JJB Wrote: Happy birthday Bob, you now know what's for your birthday dinner. Sounds scrummy, as do all of SC's creations. Who's going to do the washing up? That will be a joint effort between me & the dishwasher
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I put beef mince with a chopped onion in the slow cooker before walking dog. Came back and added mushrooms, green and red peppers and a couple of carrots. No idea of what of what I will have with the concoction or whether I will add more stuff to it as it's cooking. Two basic things it could be a base for are chillie or spag bol? We shall see!
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B. Stewed fruit
L Sourdough toast and marmite (5p)
A few raspberries
D. Stir fry Courgettes, sugarsnap peas, DFBs, mushrooms & carrots with a Satay sauce made from the end of a jar of peanut butter and some soy sauce. All free or from the garden.
Total cost = 5p. May treat myself to some chocolate later.
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We had curry tonight, cooking this for the first, absolutely delicious   I just used a random collection of whatever tomatoes were ripe!
https://thehappyfoodie.co.uk/recipes/mee...ato-curry/
With dal, naan & fried spicy aubergine slices.
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