I've done that all my life. In my family growing up, there was no such meal as lunch. It was breakfast, dinner, and supper.
What did you cook or eat today (October 2020)?
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I've done that all my life. In my family growing up, there was no such meal as lunch. It was breakfast, dinner, and supper.
Breakfast, dinner and tea here (Yorkshire). Occasionally supper also,
epicuric
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Roast duck
Flageolet beans with fennel and spinach
Flageolet beans with fennel and spinach
epicuric
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I am intrigued, what is apple crisp?
Burt Blank
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Last night, cold left over meatloaf, licka potato wedges, cold left over gravy for dipping, green salad, red salad. Shop bought creme pitta for pud
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Burt Blank
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Russers mate, I have just finish browning 500 grms of stewing veal cubes for tonight's dinner. Sat/Sunday Mrs Blankers allows me a treat of my choice. She rejected my first choices as unnatural, so I bought two Creme Pitta for solace. I will now take a pick of tonight's beautyMan that last pic is the money shot.
murphyscreek
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Sunday afternoon guilty pleasure....home made corn dogs. Or as we call them here: dagwood dogs.
View: https://youtu.be/kBIpGseb9Qc
Burt Blank
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The dogs look the dogs, please fix the sound. I love your Aussie tone it remind me of a hero of mine.
Same for me growing up.
That sounds interesting. Must try it.
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epicuric
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Ah, that's pretty much what we would call apple crumble. Fantastic dish.
^ I'm cooking a couple of Granny Smiths for dessert today. There's vanilla ice cream in the freezer, too. Apple crisp/crumble is a basic recipe but I'll try this recipe to experiment with new amounts of ingredients. Thank you, mjd-l...ng.
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