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It was!
. It is a Cooking Light recipe : CL Chicken Stroganoff
. It is a Cooking Light recipe : CL Chicken Stroganoff 
What did you eat/cook today (January 2017)?
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Stroganoff sounds retro to me. No problem with that. I'm interested in trad French provincial food. But re the the stroganoff, I remember going to Glastonbury festival and eating Mushroom Stroganoff from a stall there. It cost a £1 but tasted amazing. happy days.
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This was for the chooks so it was a full cream cows milk. don't quite know what happened but cheese now maturing in the fridge. I'll photo it in a day or two. ribs and infection are knocking me for six sadly despite doubling steroids.
Is that sweet potato?
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No, just a bog standard one. I've never really liked sweet potatoes (probably because they are sweet).
Me neither. It just looked a bit orange inside. It must be the light!
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It could be the paprika and/or the colour of the chili powder we get here.
Lullabelle
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This evening TVC served home made yorkshire puddings, perfect crispy potatoes, onion gravy and the last of the beef from Christmas
Looks delicious. An impressive home-made Yorkshire. What is the Yorkshire cooked in (I mean what is batter poured into). I ask, because its obviously a larger than normal pudding.
Lullabelle
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We have 2 tins, both are perfect for these puds as well as other individual meals.
But what kind of tins - and diameter?
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I love kleftiko, best one I had was in a small place on Wembley high road overlooking the stadium.Tonight was a Greek restaurant within stagger distance.I had lamb with potatoes and greek salad - its called Kleftiko i think? Sorry if I spelt it wrong. Tomorrow I'm on breakfast duty.
I love kleftiko too. The family run Greek places really know how to cook that well. Best one I had was in the famous Jimmy's Restaurant in Soho. And that would be 40 odd years ago. Last time I looked, the Jimmy's was still there.
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