What's for tea
Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 18:28I had Lincolnshire sausage onions mash and more green beans
And gravy
Really yummy
And gravy
Really yummy
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Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 18:28Re: What's for tea
Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 18:34Home made pasties, chips, peas and lumpy onion gravy (with onions in it - hence the lumps )
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Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 18:39Becky and Mick look forward to their pasta and garlic bread on a Monday (I know, how predictable 
) but I really didn't fancy it, so I had a ready made curry out of the freezer - chicken jalfrezi 
) but I really didn't fancy it, so I had a ready made curry out of the freezer - chicken jalfrezi Re: What's for tea
Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 18:54tonicha wrote:Home made pasties, chips, peas and lumpy onion gravy (with onions in it - hence the lumps
My gravy was lumpy to with onions
I fancy a curry kaz have t had one for ages
Re: What's for tea
Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 20:19It was lovely Saundra 
Re: What's for tea
Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 21:03You always ask on a fast day Saundra but this one was a real winner
A huge bargain from last week in M&S, pack of fresh chicken escalopes in a
lemongrass, lime leaf and coconut marinade. In a foil dish that you chuck in the oven And 185 calories for half the pack 
We made (measured) rice with green beans, garlic, masses of spinach, squeeze of lemon and a few cherry tomatoes to sit it on.
It was gorgeous, but I did only paid £1 for the chicken
A huge bargain from last week in M&S, pack of fresh chicken escalopes in a
lemongrass, lime leaf and coconut marinade. In a foil dish that you chuck in the oven
And 185 calories for half the pack We made (measured) rice with green beans, garlic, masses of spinach, squeeze of lemon and a few cherry tomatoes to sit it on.
It was gorgeous, but I did only paid £1 for the chicken
Re: What's for tea
Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 21:42Oh yum!!
Re: What's for tea
Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 22:10I w I 'll make it Tuesday next time
So Monday is a fast day
Saturday is pizza
So Monday is a fast day
Saturday is pizza
Re: What's for tea
Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 22:17saundra wrote:I w I 'll make it Tuesday next time
So Monday is a fast day
Saturday is pizza
You got it
Thursday's fast day too
Re: What's for tea
Posted: 07 Mar 2016, 22:25Do you know, we popped in there yesterday thinking we might get a dine in deal but for once they had hardly anything left (it being mothers' day), no whole chickens, no sides except potatoes...
Anyway, they don't have many reductions but at least nowadays they do do them.
We do look for the odd nice bargain ready meal (especially for Bb as then I can have fish) and there was one, Pasticco, a Greek thing, pasta and lamb I think it is, made it years ago.
It was almost 800 calories
It went back on the shelf
Anyway, they don't have many reductions but at least nowadays they do do them.
We do look for the odd nice bargain ready meal (especially for Bb as then I can have fish) and there was one, Pasticco, a Greek thing, pasta and lamb I think it is, made it years ago.
It was almost 800 calories
It went back on the shelf