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New Food Pic thread

Blimey, I go away for a few days and you have resorted to taking pictures of your dinners for entertainment :roll:

:rotfl:

Feck it, if you can't beat em....

mutant grapes for breakfast

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owww i love this thread i must admit some of u are bloody good cooks how the hell do u find the time to mke such nice food....by the time i have LO in bed its too bloody late to cook nice frsh food :oops: :cry:
 
yay!!! Whats everyone cooking today then. I still have some soup left so that for lunch. Not sure on dinner yet.... Think I may make spagetti and meatballs :think:
 
We're having curry tonight but not so sure its a good idea what with my nose being all sinusy? :think:
 
Carbonara on the cheap cos we're moving soon and I've got tins to use up LOL
 
lou said:
We're having curry tonight but not so sure its a good idea what with my nose being all sinusy? :think:

Best thing you can do.... give it a clear out (your nose :lol: )
 
I can't decide whether to make a Lasagne, Spag Bol or a Curry :think:
 
Yeah I thought curry might help my nose but I also thought it might irritate it too :think:

Have you ever put greens in a curry? I have a bag of fresh sliced greens that need to be eaten today but also a packet of onion bhajis and veg samosas that go out of date today ? So its either curry or sausage mash and greens ? The sausages are ok for a while yet so maybe I can put the greens in the curry? Its just madras sauce that I add my own veg to. I can add onion, carrots, potatoe, and greens? would be a little like spinach wouldn't it? :think: I can boil em than add them to the sauce :think:

What d'ya think? :think:
 
oh yum... I usually put some spinich in a curry and pak choi (sp?)
 
i would love the imagination that u girls have with cooking
im so crap would love to cook nice food
 
Sarah if you have a basic base of veg and/or meat then you can add any jar of sauce to it if you don't want to make your own sauce. If you chop up say for example... mushrooms, onions, peppers, courgettes, carrots, tomatoes, potatoes (always best to boil potatoes a little first) then just heat up some olive oil, chuck them all in a pan in the order in which they take longer to cook then cook them till they are nearly soft then you can add any jar of sauce you like, curry (theres loads of diferent kinds) tomato pasta sauce, chilli con carne, gravy granules or stock for a stew or soup, you can then have that with rice, pasta, spaghetti, mash, tacos, wraps, jacket spuds, chips (yum chilli and chips are awesome). I rarely make my own sauce but we always add fresh veg then wack a jar on it. Once you can make a good veg / meat base you are laughing!

Try shopping down the world foods aisle at tesco's, they have some amazing jars and packets of sauce and flavourings down there.
 
awww thanks lou im gonna go to tesco tomoz and do that
would most sauce be ok for bray to have?
 
yeh hun... check the salt level in them, thats the only thing.

But Arianna usually eats what we eat
 
aww im gonna do that tomoz then ohhhh im so excited hehe
thank u girlies
 
Sarah&Braydon said:
awww thanks lou im gonna go to tesco tomoz and do that
would most sauce be ok for bray to have?

Yeah Isaac has whatever we are having. With curry and chilli i just give him the veg spooned out of the sauce and then I put a little of the sauce on and mix it all in with the rice so its not too spicy. He always prefers the bhajis and samosa's anyway.

I forgot to say that the veg base I mentioned you can also turn into an omelette too once the veg is cooked :) Isaac loves mushroom omlette and its a really quick easy dinner :D
 
Sarah&Braydon said:
awww thanks lou im gonna go to tesco tomoz and do that
would most sauce be ok for bray to have?

Yeah Isaac has whatever we are having. With curry and chilli i just give him the veg spooned out of the sauce and then I put a little of the sauce on and mix it all in with the rice so its not too spicy. He always prefers the bhajis and samosa's anyway.

I forgot to say that the veg base I mentioned you can also turn into an omelette too once the veg is cooked :) Isaac loves mushroom omlette and its a really quick easy dinner :D
 

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