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Whats on the menu for dinner these days??
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Originally posted by mightyrooster View Post
He went for seconds too!
Tonight I’m making some chicken enchiladas with lots of zucchini in the mix.
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Originally posted by horrie hastings View Post
Lasagne, canneloni or most pastas I will go back for seconds, had seconds with the lamb and risoni last night but still plenty left over but seeing we were going away for three days I froze the rest, haven't froze the risoni before as it usually enough for another dinner or my lunch at work . Love zucchini so great you are putting plenty in the enchiladas.
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Originally posted by mightyrooster View Post
Speaking of zucchini, I also made my zucchini slice yesterday. The kids used to love taking a slice to school with them once a week. I still make it, cut it up and freeze it in portions. My daughter now takes it with her to uni. Any sort of pasta has always been a favourite in our house too.
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Originally posted by mightyrooster View PostRoast lamb tonight with all the trimmings. It’s expensive having a roast these days but this one’s for a special occasion and in honour of my late Mum.
Having leg of lamb tomorrow night, with the rain pelting down here now and tomorrow not predicted to be great decided to get the lamb out of the freezer. Will get the veges after i finish work tomorrow. Have plenty of carrots so will get potatoes, sweet potato, parsnip, eschalots, garlic and maybe pumpkin, will crack a decent red to have with it.
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Originally posted by horrie hastings View Post
Hope it was a nice dinner in honour of your mum MR.
Having leg of lamb tomorrow night, with the rain pelting down here now and tomorrow not predicted to be great decided to get the lamb out of the freezer. Will get the veges after i finish work tomorrow. Have plenty of carrots so will get potatoes, sweet potato, parsnip, eschalots, garlic and maybe pumpkin, will crack a decent red to have with it.
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Originally posted by mightyrooster View Post
Thanks Horrie, it went well. Enjoy your lamb tomorrow. Rainy weather is a great excuse for a roast.
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Originally posted by horrie hastings View Post
Not really rainy here today but a very cool wind so still nice for a roast, the leg of lamb is just over 2 kilos so will get a few meals off it as there are only two of us, having roast carrot, potato, sweet potato, pumpkin and parsnip, also having peas. Will be cooking some small onions under the lamb too which will take on all the juices, have a lovely Rosemary jam which will put in the gravy. Now to explore the cellar ( really one of the kitchen cupboards )
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