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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby Ally » 31 Jul 2013, 18:42

Hooj jambalaya fans in this house too Di.

Make it regularly by request. :lol: :lol:
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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby JoM » 31 Jul 2013, 18:46

Thanks Di, I'll look out for the Fiddes Payne one - I think it's a Tesco one I'm using at the moment.
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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby debih » 31 Jul 2013, 19:01

Mick made sweet and sour chicken and it looks bloody awful.

I was going to do it when I got home but he decided to be helpful and do it himself - I wish he hadn't bothered.

It was with a jar of sauce and I would have added onion, carrots, beans, corn, chicken and then finished it off with some greens.

He fried some chicken (for too long), added the sauce and then watered it down (why???) and then added mushrooms just to add more liquid. It looks like soup with big chunks of mushroom and over cooked chicken in it.

He has gone out - I have tried it and then opted for a crisp sandwich. The girls had beans on toast. He can eat the slop. It makes me cross as he is perfectly capable of cooking but he was obviously rushing to get it done to go and meet his mate at the pub. I would rather he hadn't bothered.
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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby Diflower » 31 Jul 2013, 20:31

Kaz wrote:That looks nice Di, I might try it without the chorizo as I can't eat pork :) 8-)


Kaz if you add some smoked paprika it will give exactly the same flavour, add it with or before the rice ;)

Debih that does sound disgusting :lol:
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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby JoM » 31 Jul 2013, 20:38

Debbie, that sounds vile...why why WHY water it down????
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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby tonicha » 31 Jul 2013, 21:24

Water it down? maybe to make more of it :lol:

That sounds good Di, I have one similar, but with peas (not a gladys favourite :roll: ) and a sweet chilli sauce :D

But the dinner went okay - she's now gone, with one of my incense holders and two packets of same :( we're off up to hers a week on Friday ;)

The mozzies are out and about though, I'm itching a bit :lol:

And I'm now on my 3rd glass of wine, had 2 small glasses of beer and the obligitory brandy and coffee :lol:
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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby saundra » 31 Jul 2013, 21:29

dif thanks for the offer of a meal :)
i do look after myself i cook meals i like most days
but i wonder if people were really honest
how many would cook just for them selves every day
year after year
and i cant stand ready meals ugh
only a fish pie sometimes
deb your meal sounded awfull
glad you had a crisp sarnie :lol: :lol:
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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby JoM » 31 Jul 2013, 21:41

saundra wrote:but i wonder if people were really honest
how many would cook just for them selves every day
year after year


I know I wouldn't Saundra, a bowl of cereal would do me...
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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby saundra » 31 Jul 2013, 21:44

:lol: :lol: :lol: jo my SIL who is a widow says the same
i cook more in the winter good old slow cooker
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Re: Dinner tonight

Postby debih » 31 Jul 2013, 22:17

I wouldn't either.

When it was just the two of us and Mick worked away alot I would generally live on cheese, biscuits and hummus. Sometimes I would make a massive chilli on a Sunday and just eat that every night.
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