What did you cook or eat today (October 2022)?
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After spending the morning making salsa (well not all of the morning but...), I was planning on cooking a beef stew. However, a mate came around and we had a few beers and the stew was put on hold.
Beef ravioli, from a tin.
Beef ravioli, from a tin.
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
TVC served coq au vin. Mash, broccoli and mixed carrots.
That's like my grandma, shes hardcore, she can eat sardines right out of the can without flinching.
kaneohegirlinaz
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Lissa, I just love your table cloth! Did you make it?
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Nah, they're old and crusty
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Gorgeous!
Thank you! But no I didn't, I'm worthless with anything involving sewing
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You and me both!Thank you! But no I didn't, I'm worthless with anything involving sewing
Here's what's funny ... my maternal great grandmother, grandmother and mother where professional seamstresses
They all did/do all manner of needle work ... knitting, crocheting, needle point, cross stich, etc... not me!I don't know if this is general with the US or not, but my American coworkers find it really weird/disgusting to have food with eyes (like whole fish, or whole shrimp).Your lunch is looking at us. Not sure how I feel about that.
CD
It is not a common thing in the US to leave the heads on food, which would mostly be fish and shrimp.
CD