New to me - we don't really have that as a recipe in the UK. Having googled, I now know what it is and it sounds delicious.
What did you cook or eat today (June 2018)?
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...and yesterday I made some pies: chicken, leek and mushroom for the meat eaters and butterbeans, leeks and mushrooms for the vegan and vegetarians.
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Looks delicious.
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Pasta alla norma (tomato sauce, fried aubergines and salted ricotta)
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We haven't made that in years, need to revisit.
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Homemade corned beef hash with poached egg for me, eggs for Craig, with hollandaise.
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Thursday night's dinner was a broccoli and kidney bean curry, which was very hot. I served it with a thick slice of bread.
Friday night's dinner was a stir fry of onions, carrots, courgette, garlic, root ginger, red peppers, tomatoes, spring onions and summer greens. It was seasoned with light soy sauce and Chinese 5 spice seasoning. I added a couple of tablespoons of water near the end of cooking and left it simmering until the greens were cooked (but still crunchy) and the sauce had reduced almost to a syrup. Served with steamed rice. There was enough left (in the huge pan at the right of the photo) to have seconds,
Friday night's dinner was a stir fry of onions, carrots, courgette, garlic, root ginger, red peppers, tomatoes, spring onions and summer greens. It was seasoned with light soy sauce and Chinese 5 spice seasoning. I added a couple of tablespoons of water near the end of cooking and left it simmering until the greens were cooked (but still crunchy) and the sauce had reduced almost to a syrup. Served with steamed rice. There was enough left (in the huge pan at the right of the photo) to have seconds,
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In my opinion these samosas are perfect to accompany this evening's televisual extravaganza.
French Grand Prix free practice 3; Belgium 'v' Tunisia World Cup match; French Grand Prix qualifying; South Korea 'v' Mexico World Cup match.
I have another 10 if need be.
French Grand Prix free practice 3; Belgium 'v' Tunisia World Cup match; French Grand Prix qualifying; South Korea 'v' Mexico World Cup match.
I have another 10 if need be.
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Right....these were micro-greens (so maybe the right amount of dill was no dill?)And cauliflower with something pink? That green stuff on top doesn't look like dill. It all looks lovely though.
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Perfectly-cooked pork given a gyro treatment sounds fantastic!
Are you growing edible things in that garden?
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Our final meal in Iceland: a gigantic pan with wolf fish, haddock, cod, mussels, prawns, and langostine tails, with a few vegetables thrown in for good measure. Fantastic.
My downfall on this trip was not the food: besides being excellent, it was healthy. But, I did drink a bit more than I normally do. It was a fun trip, but not something I can afford to do again (beer at a pub cost between $12 and $17, but the same beer was only $2 at a local beer store). I’ll miss Iceland.
Fabulous! I'm jealous. The beer prices made me wince though.
Must remember that. We are on 'fish' in the alphabet game...
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