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I've got a straight edge this morning! I had the last of the chicken wing and veggie roast for breakfast augmented with plum tomatoes. Tea was (shock horror!) a very expensive but excellent Co-op pizza. Butcher's day today and an empty fridge.
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Bacon, eggs and tomatoes for breakfast. Tea was a steak pudding and peas with my usual 20gm of dark chocolate and nuts.
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Going to make some Chicken Schnitzel/Lettuce/Mayo Burgers tonight. After 2 nights of Soup, I need to chew something.
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Bacon egg and tomato for breakfast. A small pork pie, baked beans and sprouts for tea.
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Saturday is always a light meal for us. Two poached eggs on toast, and..... Baked Beans. One small tin left. No panic buying, it'll be another six weeks before this meal comes round again.
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I always have good stocks of baked beans P. If all else fails they are almost a complete food. If you run short pop round and I'll hand you a six-pack through the window...
Bacon egg and tomato for breakfast. Steak pudding, mixed frozen veggies and the last of the sprouts for tea.
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(Looks good enough to eat doesn't it.) I cooked yesterday, chicken wings and veggies with added onions and goodies. I boiled and mashed carrots and parsnips as well so with a bit of extension with frozen mixed veggies I am set up for a few days.
yesterday I had two eggs for breakfast and a helping of the wings and mash for tea. Lovely! Thank you Mother for having the foresight to teach me how to cook and introducing me to good home made food.
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I have no willpower - looks like a lunchtime snack to me.
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Home made Pizza ( Bacon/oven Roasted Red Capsicum and Onion, Fresh Mushroom and Pineapple)
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Good home cooking Maz.
Yesterday I had two eggs for breakfast and a good helping of the chicken wings and veggies for tea, lovely! Then I spoiled it by having rhubarb pie and evaporated milk! :biggrin2:
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Two eggs for breakfast. Chicken Wings and veggies for tea.
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Half a bowl of wings and veggies for breakfast, a full bowl for tea. Still lovely!
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Small helping of chicken wings and veggies for breakfast. The last of that plus a steak pudding for tea.
Feed a cold!
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Small pork pie and peas for breakfast. Mixed veggies, onion rings and a steak pudding for tea.
Today I roast chicken wings and veggies!
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I cooked veggies and mashed them with whey butter and roasted the chicken wings and veggies. Breakfast was a tin of baked beans and two fried eggs. Tea was half mashed veggies and half roasted wings. I am still liking the roast wings. (Funny how I have fleeting favourites....)
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A small helping of Wings and mash for breakfast and a larger one for tea. I reflected that there will be others as well fed as I am but I doubt if any of them are better off. Let's hear it for home cooking of natural ingredients!
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Homemade ( of course) Chicken Burgers tonight. I steamed a Chicken Breast this afternoon, sliced it thinly and will add Lettuce, Mayo, Sliced Tomato and Sliced Cheese into a Hamburger Bun. Served with thin chips cooked in the air-fryer.
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Good! Feed a cold Maz, the old folk were right.
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Two fried eggs for breakfast, tea was the wing roast and mash. :good:
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Same as yesterday, the roast and mash gets better as it sits in the fridge.....
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Small helping of roast wings and veggies for breakfast and the same, but a larger helping, for tea.
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Roast wings and veggies X two to finish them off. Still tasting good!
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I hate to ask, (truly I do), but is this the same batch of wings you cooked a week ago?! (22nd)
Eeeek... :surprised:
You have to get a bit more savvy with use by dates...
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My mantra is “ ON THE THIRD DAY, chuck it in the bin!”
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Why should I when it is perfectly good? If things were as bad as you suggest I would be having food poisoning regularly. The fact is I don't so who is right?
Yesterday I had a veggie lattice pie and two custards (donated by Kath) for breakfast and for tea the last of the wings and veggies with battered onion rings and a steak pudding dropped on top.
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