@MypinchofItaly - I sometimes make little fried Parmesan crisps that I flavor with dried herbs, but I never thought about making them into lollies. That's very clever!
What did you cook or eat today (September 2019)?
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Breakfast was a sunny side up egg over a piece of toast, with streaky bacon and fresh tomato slices on the side.
I put some Major Grey's chutney on the other slice of toast.
I adore eggs, so it gets three photos. @morning glory - that egg is sunny side up, just for you!
I put some Major Grey's chutney on the other slice of toast.
I adore eggs, so it gets three photos. @morning glory - that egg is sunny side up, just for you!
MypinchofItaly
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Thanks! I wasn't so sure that they would have been successful, I was a bit afraid that they could broken, but luckily they turned out ok. Oh, I baked them of course, 5 mins in the oven, 170 C.
Lullabelle
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This evening we started with a meze: starting bottom right and working clockwise: tzatziki, eggplant/aubergine, potato salad and then cheese.
This was followed by the mains: TVC had lamb stew and I had a whole seabream, this was washed down with 2 glasses of wine each. We waddled back to the hotel and are now sat outside in the cool drinking water.
This was followed by the mains: TVC had lamb stew and I had a whole seabream, this was washed down with 2 glasses of wine each. We waddled back to the hotel and are now sat outside in the cool drinking water.
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Shrimp scampi. No pic, phone is dead. DGD called and about talked my ear off. She was quite chatty today.
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Slow start to today, cup of tea, and toast with marmalade. Very nice.
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Sea bass fillets cooked en papillot with lemongrass, ginger, garlic, lime juice, chilli and coriander. Used the cooking liquor to make a sauce, adding fish sauce, sugar and coconut milk. Very fragrant, but the fish was a bit overpowered.
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American day here, twice fried chips and murican hot dogs. Frankfurters were a bit harder than normal but went down a treat. I asked my mr 7 grandson, do you like hot dogs, he said I'm a big fan. Where did that come from,lol. He had 2 big ones. Choice of fillings were tomato relish onions cheese ketchup and mustard. Apple crumble with ice cream for dessert.
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Aubergine and pineapple curry and dauphinois potatoes (not eaten together ).
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Lullabelle
Midlands, England
Lunch today, freshly squeezed orange juice with a gyros pot, not a brilliant picture but it is pitta on the bottom, and around the edge, pork, salad and tzatziki.
Lullabelle
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Dinner this evening was moussaka and delicious it was too, nothing like the ready meal we get here. Then-on the house-greek yogurt with orange and honey, the shot glass contained something that tasted of almonds.
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Breakfast treat. Strawberries warmed up in the microwave to soften them before adding to porridge. They were only $1 (~50p) per punnet, so I didn't mind a treat before going swimming on a Sunday morning. There was a touch of maple syrup added as well. 
