They're grate!
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What's For Dinner?
- Thread starter SalixIncendium
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They're grate!
I have to move a lot, being in uni accommodation, so I try not accumulating too much stuff. We have to move out every Summer and back in every Fall, so 2 moves a year.
But Brie is not for grating.
That's what I was thinking.
But I still couldn't imagine life without my cheese grater.
We've wound up with 2. We lost one during the move, bought another and like magic the original turned up the same day.
Baked potatoes, filled with Heinz baked beans, and a Toulouse sausage (or Provincial tart for our resident veggi)
Cheese and crackers
Cheese and crackers
You students are getting paid too much ;-)
I made an asparagus pie sort of thing last night... simple, good(though a little pricey on ingredients).
I actually overspent at M&S and am now on the bones of my ****. Lol.
But Tesco and Lidl are crap compared.
Oui....new Chromebook, a gift ... keyboard, and my numb fingers don't get along with heart failure and pneumonia.
True... I just wish M&S would deliver food to France.
Clothes, yes. Bedding, yes. Shoes, yes. Food, no.
How old were you when you started preparing meals?
I've been cooking food (or warming stuff up) since i went to college, age 16. But I've been preparing meals since i was 45.
I've always been amazed at how folks often start clueless about cooking and become so good at it..
I often read what you are serving. It sure 'sounds' good to me.
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I had chuck steak baked in white wine with mushrooms, and a side of asparagus roasted with garlic and grated parmesan. As a treat I added a sliced ciabata roll buttered, seasoned with an Italian spice blend and broiled with a topping of mozzarella.