So what's in the pot then ?

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  1. Ariadae

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    Mmmmmmm made a chili,chicken fajitas,chimichangas,salsa,and chocolate and orange muffins. After a week of dieting it was delish, and plenty left over for today.
     
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      This weekend made up a turkey pasta salad from a roasted turkey, cooked down the bones for broth to freeze. Made meatloaf use beef dripping in it from a beef roast made couple weeks ago, roasted carrots with cumin, and risotto using the turkey broth. Made a pork roast with veggies and sweet potatos. So have a few left overs for couple days.
       
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        Worth hitting the like button just for that word alone:)

        I'm off to google chimichangas now.
         
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        We had stew followed by apple pie and custard. Yum:)
         
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        Very basic ... jacket potatoes today.

        The menfolk will have sausages and beans with it but I'm tossing between tuna and sweetcorn, or, cottage cheese, with a side salad :scratch:
         
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        Sausage mash and onion gravy for tea, flippin lovely.
        I'd just have all 3 Mum :heehee:, although my favourites prawns in cocktail sauce with my baked taty and cheese and butter of course oh and a bit of salad to make it healthy :heehee:
         
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          Salmon en Croute with broccoli,carrots,sprouts and spinach from the garden, and a buttery baked potato, look out waistline.
          Might just have a strawberry cornetto type ice-cream(coop own) good value at 25p.:yes:
           
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          I went for cottage cheese in the end, but didn't eat much of it :scratch: Seem to be off my food recently. Fancy it well enough, but, after a couple of mouthfuls, I'm done :redface:
           
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          We had proper posh tea today.

          Boccadillas de Frankfurter con salsa de tomata, with a side order of potatas frites.
           
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            I made a Thai chicken curry from scratch - with a bit of help from my ickle baby HBee (:wub2: :wub2: just under 6 foot of smelly spotty teenage boy) Absolutely yummy, mega comfort food, healthy & very easy to cook. I feel rather righteous now!! (made up for the box of freebie choccies I found in the stationery order at work that I scoffed this afternoon when no one was looking!! :redface: )
             
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            Sausage n' chips?????? :scratch:
             
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            Pretty much. Hot dogs in buns with tomato sauce on, and chips.
             
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              I can't stop making spotted dick, I'm mixing one up every night now!! :redface:

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