Fried rice - (brown rice) made by my wife (a vat full) so the youngest while studying could have something easy & nutritious to eat for lunch or whenever.
Took this to work for tea, no dinner, no it's tea!
So. What's for Dinner?
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Nice bonus tonight. Son and his GF are going out and daughter still feels crook and not very hungry.
I feel like lamb and she doesn't eat lamb so I'm having myself some crumbed lamb cutlets with rosemary gravy, left over brown rice and some steamed broccolini.
She's having leftovers.
It's a bitch cooking sometimes when the daughter rarely eats red meat and the sons GF can't eat anything spicy. Cuts a major slice out of my repertoire.
I feel like lamb and she doesn't eat lamb so I'm having myself some crumbed lamb cutlets with rosemary gravy, left over brown rice and some steamed broccolini.
She's having leftovers.
It's a bitch cooking sometimes when the daughter rarely eats red meat and the sons GF can't eat anything spicy. Cuts a major slice out of my repertoire.
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I love the spicy stuff too. Lucky I can still eat it but in your case mate I spose just being here is a bonus.zoia wrote:hey stui i cant eat spicy food either, only coz my stomach ulcers. I used to love the really hot stuff where ur eyes water before you even take a bite
CBF tonight, looks like red wine, beer and dry biscuits and cheese.
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na, id stuff the scallops up.watt price tully wrote:Your turn to cook?MJ23 wrote:dozen oysters - coffin bay
slice of salmon - sashimi
pan fried scallops
nice bottle of Jun daiginjo saki
much, much better than Tacos
ribs tonight.
was ok.
bbq's coming up for the week-end
thats when I cook
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I prepared chicken skewers with onions, pineapple cherry tomatoes, with different marinades, plus a couple of salads, then daughter no1 brings home friends! Lucky got some chevups in the freezer, went down really well.
Hubby cooked on the BBQ, I swam til it was ready!!
Fresh blueberries for dessert.
Loving this weather!
Hubby cooked on the BBQ, I swam til it was ready!!
Fresh blueberries for dessert.
Loving this weather!
You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either!
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