What did you cook/eat today (November 2017)?
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Frizz1974
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Chickpea pistou (with 2 eggs poached in the liquid)
Elawin
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Wednesday night's dinner was broccoli in an egg and mustard sauce, with carrots, parsnip, and potatoes sautéed with onions, garlic and chilli.
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Szechuan pork belly on yu choy..Chicken fried rice....
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How do you make the egg and mustard sauce?
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I've really got to stop looking at this site on my phone and wait until I am at my laptop. The pictures on a small screen make me think: Mmm, nice food. The same pictures on my laptop, closer to plate size, I think: Wow, I want to eat that NOW!
I made a roast yesterday so am making a nice bone broth soup with loads of spices and vegetables. I gave my husband a cold so I'm trying to make him better now
I made a roast yesterday so am making a nice bone broth soup with loads of spices and vegetables. I gave my husband a cold so I'm trying to make him better now
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My local greengrocer is quite an enterprising fellow and usually has something interesting to try. Recently, he acquired some persimmons, so they looked worth a bash. I certainly don't recall having one before, so I'm pretty sure it was something new to me. Very nice they were, too; very juicy and sweet.
Yes they are bang in season at the moment - sometimes called Sharon Fruit or Kaki. They make a good spicy pickle too.
My son's lunch: mushrooms, snow peas, green peppers, ginger, chilli and red onion cooked in miso and soy with noodles, topped with julienned carrot, walnuts and pumpkin seeds; served in a chipped bowl.
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My lunch: skinny soup. Less than 50 cals.
Elawin
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Just make a normal white sauce, lower the heat and quickly stir in a raw egg and a big spoonful of mustard just before the end of cooking time. Don't add the egg too soon, or it will start to cook! I often add them to a cheese sauce too.
Elawin
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My son's lunch: mushrooms, snow peas, green peppers, ginger, chilli and red onion cooked in miso and soy with noodles, topped with julienned carrot, walnuts and pumpkin seeds; served in a chipped bowl.
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Now I could eat both of those, preferably soup first
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