Today .... I (we) have been eating ....
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We're having Sunday lunch tonight.
It was abandoned during preparation yesterday when Mrs Showbizguru announced " Bollocks to this,let's go out and get pissed " which we duly did.As it was Mother's Day I couldn't really object.
Roast pork,spuds gratin and Yorkshire Puddings with PROPER gravy and none of that metrosexual jus nonsense.
It was abandoned during preparation yesterday when Mrs Showbizguru announced " Bollocks to this,let's go out and get pissed " which we duly did.As it was Mother's Day I couldn't really object.
Roast pork,spuds gratin and Yorkshire Puddings with PROPER gravy and none of that metrosexual jus nonsense.

Some people like to have their gravy sitting on top of their Yorkshire Puddings as though it were icing, others of a more cultured disposition like to be able to mop up gravy. That implies potential for absorbency.
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Anyway a home made chicken curry for me tonight.
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Not feeling well so chicken noodle soup and a peanut butter sandwich. At least a little hot sauce saved the soup as always.
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Sunday
Landmark wedding anniversary over the weekend ...

Lunch@hampshire
Meat loaf Wellington again .... with sandwich Branston.
Landmark wedding anniversary over the weekend ...

Lunch@hampshire
Meat loaf Wellington again .... with sandwich Branston.
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I've never heard of meatloaf wellington but it looks delicious!
Meanwhile, usual weekday breakfast here...Poptarts, coffee, and a banana.
Meanwhile, usual weekday breakfast here...Poptarts, coffee, and a banana.
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My own invention. i realised I loved Wellimgtons but hated the fillet beef. I use a muddy boot s pork and beef meat loaf which I precook and then put it in cold into the pastry. It is incredibly cheap and really lovely.
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One of these days I'm going to knock on every door in the United Kingdom until I find yours. I'll bring a bottle of wine or something.
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Quick lunch in between faffing about.
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Went to Nosh here in Durham, a healthy type sandwich shop. Had a half grilled cheese and cauliflower and kale soup. Delish ^
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Carb heavy tonite at Chuck E Cheese. Brought my oldest son out for a father/son outing.
I did take the salad bar and loaded up on the veggies, but that half pizza topped with pepperoni and mushrooms is definitely taking its toll.
I did take the salad bar and loaded up on the veggies, but that half pizza topped with pepperoni and mushrooms is definitely taking its toll.
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Didn't feel like anything too heavy so made a cheese, ham, spinach and tomato omelette. With a glass or 3 of Oyster Bay sauv blanc it went down very nicely.
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Clay pidgeon...err, no actually chicken prepared in a clay pot with cherry tomatoes, garlic and lots of fresh herbs. Very juicy, very tasty

