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What did you cook or eat today (March 2024)?
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Definitely another cold soup day. Way too hot for anything else.
Avocado, chilli and coconut soup with brown basmati rice.
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Avocado, chilli and coconut soup with brown basmati rice.
Can anyone else see a face?
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In my time zone it is 1st of March, but I have not seen a March thread, so, forgive me if wrongly categorized...
Homemade beef patties one day.
Homemade beef patties one day.
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It was a church occasion, I gathered with 3 of my high school friends. It was rather dramatic, unintended, one of them fell down (blood pressure drop) during mass, so we called Ambulance, she is ok now. Was a few days ago.
Some traditional salami (kulen, kulenova seka), gouda, cherry tomatoes, home baked sunflower crackers, not in the picture, walnuts, olives and some store bought amoretti (I think)sweets, and a rose wine, that was mostly left undrunk.
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Lunch break in a 8 - 21h long workday, at a local restaurant. A huge portion of a variety of meat, which a part of which I asked to pack for later.
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Home cooked vegetable stew with potatoes, long beans, carrots, zucchini, garlic, onion.
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Corn flour, 1 spoon of chia, soy milk+egg pancakes. If I fry too many of them for breakfast, I leave them in the fridge for after work supper.
The Cross is hand made by me a year ago or so. I enjoy these pancakes rather often. Even today, I managed to finish them before my new fridge was delivered. Yeey to the new fridge!
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
TVC served nasi goreng.
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Nearly 11a. Here. I'm prepping for dinner of 7. Daughter her partner and in laws???
French people who love seafood.
Garlic bread with wok cooked mussels in mandarin juice coconut and garlic.
Fried beer battered blue cod. Others fillet mignon. Garlic sauce.
Creme brulee. With vanilla ice cream and dollop of raspberry coulis.
Be interested yo hear their thoughts on my brulees??
They are bringing white wine I'm supplying rouge .
They like their wine better than Morning Glory
I think. Lol
Russ
French people who love seafood.
Garlic bread with wok cooked mussels in mandarin juice coconut and garlic.
Fried beer battered blue cod. Others fillet mignon. Garlic sauce.
Creme brulee. With vanilla ice cream and dollop of raspberry coulis.
Be interested yo hear their thoughts on my brulees??
They are bringing white wine I'm supplying rouge .
They like their wine better than Morning Glory
I think. Lol
Russ
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I'm hand cutting a ship load of potatoes and making garden salad. With the fish.
Russ
Russ
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Enjoy that seafood like it was your last meal. Mrs rascal might make sure it was your last meal if you cook seafood in her house again after tonight!
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Tovala meals again. Sesame crusted chicken breast with a vege packed slaw - carrots, kohlrabi, Brussel sprouts, broccoli stem straws, shredded kale and radicchio - with a sweet sesame dressing, with mandarin oranges and crunchy onion as garnish. Pictured below.
We had some store bought mini spring rolls on the side.
Craig had chicken Tikka Masala with basmati rice mixed with green peas, with yogurt and cilantro-mint chutney as garnish. No picture.
We had some store bought mini spring rolls on the side.
Craig had chicken Tikka Masala with basmati rice mixed with green peas, with yogurt and cilantro-mint chutney as garnish. No picture.
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