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Here's What I Had For Dinner - Part III - Don't quote pics!

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    #182
    BuffyBot
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    After a busy and crappy day, it was warm pittas filled with rocket and king prawns in a quickly whipped up spicy cocktail sauce.

    Quick, easy and oh so delicious!


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    #183
    tickingclock
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    Chicken fajjitas with wholemeal wraps and potatoe wedges. Lashings of cheese, salsa and creme fraiche on top!


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    #184
    Alf Stewart.
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    Spaghetti and meatballs.

    Was good stuff.

    Stir fried noodles with turkey tonight.


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    #185
    Miaireland
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    Last night was a chicken satay, rice and some excellent naan bread from M&S.


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    #186
    Dizzyblonde
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    Aldi spatchcocked chicken with mash, peas and gravy.


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    #187
    Alf Stewart.
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    Alf Stewart. wrote: »
    Spaghetti and meatballs.

    Was good stuff.

    Stir fried noodles with turkey tonight.

    Here.

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    And tofu stir fry with noodles for veggie Mrs Stewart

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    #188
    Tilly
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    Mams stew.


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    #189
    Grandeeod
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    And with some bainne too! Looks just like my stew. Can't beat it!


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    #190
    Mystery Egg
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    Lads I'm in China. The food is pretty amazing. Some of it - scary! I'm giving everything a try. :)

    I can't attach photos but I'll do a bumper post when I get home!


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    #191
    Alf Stewart.
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    Mystery Egg wrote: »
    Lads I'm in China. The food is pretty amazing. Some of it - scary! I'm giving everything a try. :)

    I can't attach photos but I'll do a bumper post when I get home!

    I am headed over in Jan for five days for a trade show, we will be staying in Shenzen/HK.

    I have been in Hong Kong a few times, but usually on my way to Oz, I've only been to Beijing before, which (apparently) is fairly westernized with regards its cuisine, so am looking very forward to the culinary delights that awaits me in Shenzhen.:)


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    #192
    Gloomtastic!
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    ^ Planning slow-cooker belly pork with fried rice for dinner tonight so I'm with you in spirit. ;)

    It's been marinating since this time yesterday and I'm drooling already with the thought of it! :)


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    #193
    Tilly
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    Dinner of champions. Nachos and cider :D


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    #194
    Dizzyblonde
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    Cottage pie with broccoli and cauliflower here tonight.


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    #195
    Alf Stewart.
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    Cheesey baked Enchiladas with chicken, onion, peppers, jalapenos, pinto and kidney beans, served with some refried beans on the side (I won't even say what my wife said they looked like. :D)

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    #196
    cefh17
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    You know how they say you are what you eat? I am become smash burger..

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    (Hope it's not a massive pic, posting from mobile..)


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    #197
    cefh17
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    Today's was a roast chicken with the lot, first time making Yorkshire puddings (wanted to try the kmix I got in the sales :o ) and they were lovely. Nicest dinner in a while!

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    #198
    BuffyBot
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    Pre-Christmas freezer clear yesterday resulted in some diced lamb. That went into a lamb stew, which was delicious when eaten today.

    And there's enough left for tomorrow's lunch. I'm not unhappy about that fact :P


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    #199
    Grandeeod
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    BuffyBot wrote: »
    Pre-Christmas freezer clear yesterday resulted in some diced lamb. That went into a lamb stew, which was delicious when eaten today.

    And there's enough left for tomorrow's lunch. I'm not unhappy about that fact :P

    Cannot beat a pre Christmas freezer clear out. Always offers up a few gems.:D


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    #200
    Alf Stewart.
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    This will do me and my other carnivores for the next few days.


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    It's obviously a favourite of the kids.....

    They asked for it!


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    #201
    miamee
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    Had a nice beef stew last night that I made in the slow cooker - just getting to grips with that, my first real effort with it. It was delicious and there was enough left over for today too - yum!

    Dessert was baked pear halves with honey, nuts, cinnamon served with natural greek yogurt and a blob of cream cos there was bit left over from the mince pies and Irish coffees the previous day :pac:


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    #202
    Gloomtastic!
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    Turkey Korma
    Cauliflower Tikka Masala
    Onion Bhajis
    Cucumber and mint rahita
    Onion salad
    Rice/Naans/Poppadoms

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    #203
    Grandeeod
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    I want pics of empty plates Gloomtastic! Lovely spread with no MEAT!


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    #204
    Gloomtastic!
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    Grandeeod wrote: »
    I want pics of empty plates Gloomtastic! Lovely spread with no MEAT!

    Sorry, that's just confused me. Need more information.....


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    #205
    Alf Stewart.
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    Grandeeod wrote: »
    I want pics of empty plates Gloomtastic! Lovely spread with no MEAT!

    I'd just settle for a plate or two!

    I'd gladly pay for that!


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    #206
    Gloomtastic!
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    ^ Ok, still don't understand, it must be the copious amounts of alcohol! ðŸ™႒

    Anyway, tomorrow is Bacon and Cabbage night, or as the modern Irish do it ...... ham and broccoli .........


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    #207
    Alf Stewart.
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    Gloomtastic! wrote: »
    ^ Ok, still don't understand, it must be the copious amounts of alcohol! ðŸ™႒

    Anyway, tomorrow is Bacon and Cabbage night, or as the modern Irish do it ...... ham and broccoli .........

    I think that missed the word "Turkey".


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    #208
    Grandeeod
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    Gloomtastic! wrote: »
    Sorry, that's just confused me. Need more information.....

    Try this.

    "A lovely spread with no meat. I want pics of empty plates".

    Seriously though, it looked fabulous.


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    #209
    Gloomtastic!
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    Grandeeod wrote: »
    Try this.

    "A lovely spread with no meat. I want pics of empty plates".

    Seriously though, it looked fabulous.

    We had a veggie round for dinner but there was a turkey korma for us carnivores.


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    #210
    Dizzyblonde
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    Roast chicken, stuffing, veg, mash, roasties and gravy here tonight. No photos because we had company.


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    #211
    BuffyBot
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    Bruschetta to use up some tomato pesto, cherry tomatoes and and very ripe goat cheese.

    Blended the pesto with extra garlic, topped some sliced baguette slices with it, the chopped tomatoes and cheese. Baked bits of pure yum.


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