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Thoroughly enjoying pootling in the kitchen this morning when in come Conor and Jacob to say cheerio and go off to college and uni.

Me: What do you fancy for dinner tonight lads?

C: That ricey thing.

Me: Jambalaya?

J and C together: Yes please!

Me: You had that last week!

Them: Don't care, we love it!

Me: Fine.


Thanks Di.

It's cooking away now.

LOL! It's become a favourite in our house too

When Tom and I did our overnight in London in August I asked him what he wanted for dinner as he was getting his GCSE results that day and we were planning a bit of a celebration meal. As we'd been up all night I was hoping he'd say a takeaway. Nope, he wanted Jambalaya

Don had a forkful when it was just cooked and has decided his dinner will now be his lunch!

It's such an easy meal to make but so delicious.

John's took leftovers (I make a wokful because they're such greedy piggies) to work for his lunch today

JoM wrote:John's took leftovers (I make a wokful because they're such greedy piggies) to work for his lunch today

To be fair to John he'd just cycled 31 miles, mostly through mud, so had earned a large portion

JoM wrote:To be fair to John he'd just cycled 31 miles, mostly through mud, so had earned a large portion

Aah that explains things! I cycled 20km yesterday and spent the rest of the day eating!! I was ravenous.

A little group of people I used to work with were cyclists, they all said the best thing about it was how much you could eat

That recipe is terrific isn't it, I have several variations - 'Portuguese chicken' and 'Spanish chicken' amongst others - but this one is probably the best
I forgot to buy chorizo yesterday too
Glad you like it so much

I have just been for a search for the recipe you recommend and found it
I do make this from time to time, but this recipe looks much more simple. Hoorah!

It's simpler than the one I used to use most Loz, which was the Portuguese one, but the results are at least as good if not better, so win-win