What's for Dinner?

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Mangetout
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#441 Post by Mangetout »

Pork chop, tomatoes, mushrooms and fried egg.

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#442 Post by Lori »

Last night was fresh spinach sauteed with mushrooms and onions, served on a bed of smashed potato with a sauteed turkey cutlet on top.

Tonight is the 'fat burning' cabbage soup.

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#443 Post by Mangetout »

Roast butternut squash, stuffed with leeks, mushrooms, lardons and Gruyere.

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#444 Post by Char »

Baked spud with coleslaw and cheese - now I've just remembered I have some cottage cheese that I should have eaten with it. Hey ho.

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#445 Post by Polly »

I also had a baked potato with plenty of cheese grilled on top, delicious! I’m not fancying anything other than plain food just now and that really fitted the bill.

My husband had bought a big lemon tart for dessert but although I really enjoy eating lemon tart, just couldn’t manage any. After eating a slice, my husband took it round to our son’s house, where it will have disappeared quickly - our 11 year old granddaughter especially loves anything lemony, even eats left-over lemon slices straight from the water jug afyer dinner.

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#446 Post by Mangetout »

Fish in beurre blanc sauce and brocoli. Cheese and apple afters.

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#447 Post by Quiksilver »

Leftover venison roast made into a pie with mushrooms and grand veneur sauce, and broccoli. Fray Bentos eat your heart out :lol:

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#448 Post by Lori »

Spaghetti Bolognaise last night with a nice bottle of Pécharment for Valentine's Day. :D

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#449 Post by Mangetout »

I love Pecharment but you don't see a lot of it up here in Anjou. I always drink it when in the Dordogne.

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#450 Post by Lori »

Mangetout wrote: Wed Feb 15, 2023 9:58 am I love Pecharment but you don't see a lot of it up here in Anjou. I always drink it when in the Dordogne.
It's my favorite and I am so pleased to now live where it is easily (and reasonably) found. ;)

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