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Son came home today... just for a flying visit.
Rib of beef from the farm shop,
Spud, parsnips, broccoli
and carrots.
Now I'm writing this I've just realised I left the spinach cooked in the dish and left on the side!
Bugger! It was delicious though....
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Bren
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A beef and veg stew that's in the slow cooker.
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Broadway
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A liver bacon and onions casserole also in the SC. Will probably last me 2 days 
Alison in London visiting the boys, me at home with psycho Hetty! I always have liver when Alison is away as she doesn't like it
Regards..........Danny
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Bren
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Danny it’s similar in our house. MrB doesn’t like liver so he’ll have bacon and sausage instead but oddly he has it swimming in liver gravy. 
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(11-09-2022, 04:24 PM)Bren Wrote: Danny it’s similar in our house. MrB doesn’t like liver so he’ll have bacon and sausage instead but oddly he has it swimming in liver gravy. Assume it's the texture of the liver Bren?
Regards..........Danny
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Vinny
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Roast beef with all the trimmings bought as a local takeaway. Wasn't impressed really.  I wanted chicken but they have taken it off the menu because it's too expensive and substituted it with turkey, which i don't like. 
"The problem with retirement is that you never get a day off"- Abe Lemons
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(11-09-2022, 06:03 PM)Broadway Wrote: (11-09-2022, 04:24 PM)Bren Wrote: Danny it’s similar in our house. MrB doesn’t like liver so he’ll have bacon and sausage instead but oddly he has it swimming in liver gravy. Assume it's the texture of the liver Bren? Yep that’s it.
I’ve discovered the downside of using a slow cooker, it’s wanting to eat hours before the meals finished cooking. It smelt so good I was tempted to dip a slice of bread in.
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B. Stewed rhubarb and granola (5p)
L. Y/S Vegan pasty (32p)
D. Y/S Fish pie (70p) and broccoli.
Expensive day (£1.07) - exceeded my £1 target. Can I be excused as its Sunday?
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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Sunday lunch next door with Bobs family. Roast lamb with everything including some of my runner beans.
Builder that would like to go play in the garden.
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Meatless Monday today so Vegetable Lasagne from freezer made a month ago by me, along with Linda McCartney's vegetarian Mozzarella 1/4lb burgers.
Naturalyi I was impressed with the lasagne, cos I made it originally,  but I was also really impressed with the burgers as well.
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