What did you cook or eat today (September 2021)?

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This evening we started with Greek sausage, the menu didn't mention the potatoes, we then shared 1 lamb and 1 chicken souvlaki.

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last night and the night before... The sweet potatoes are a tad large at the moment. This was ½ of the smallest that weighed over 0.8kg. The largest weighed 1.3kg. I had asked hubby for 6 sweet potatoes. I wasn't expecting 9 kg though.


300g of homegrown Pink Oyster mushrooms complimented the 300g of shop bought wild mushroom mix quite nicely. They had a fantastic flavour.

 
I did not get used to cooking twice a week for 3-4 days quantities, as opposed to every day for that day, yet.
So we had store baked chicken thighs and homemade stew/sauce.
Oh yes, I did intend to bake chicken thighs at home, but after defreezing, I saw something green( mould like) on the meat , on the downside and threw it away...
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last night and the night before... The sweet potatoes are a tad large at the moment. This was ½ of the smallest that weighed over 0.8kg. The largest weighed 1.3kg. I had asked hubby for 6 sweet potatoes. I wasn't expecting 9 kg though.


300g of homegrown Pink Oyster mushrooms complimented the 300g of shop bought wild mushroom mix quite nicely. They had a fantastic flavour.

I used just one purple skinned white yam & one orange sweet potato to make a very large pot of soup last weekend.
 
I used just one purple skinned white yam & one orange sweet potato to make a very large pot of soup last weekend.
We have a 6kg Queensland blue squash that we grew last Autumn and plan to make a very nice and wonderfully simple squash, sweet potato and corn 'chowder'. I had only planned to use ½ of the squash for the chowder. It serves quite a few as it is but I guess I'll be using all of it now! The squash to sweet potato ratio is roughly 1:1. I think about 30 servings will be going into the freezer!
 
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