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If we eat in it's 'tea' if we eat out it's 'Evening Meal'.

 

Tonight, and OH is cooking because I still can't bend or move about easily...

Braised steak with onions and carrots, slow cooked in the oven (4 to 5 hours) oven chips or potatoes, he hasn't decided yet.

 

 

It's lovely to be waited on.booyah 



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For tea we are having salmon.

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We got home made shepherds pie. Mine made with veggie mince, hubs with mincemeat. Yum.

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Magica wrote:

We got home made shepherds pie. Mine made with veggie mince, hubs with mincemeat. Yum.


 I think it's against the rules to call it Shepherds Pie unless it has lamb in it. 



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Maddog wrote:
Magica wrote:

We got home made shepherds pie. Mine made with veggie mince, hubs with mincemeat. Yum.


 I think it's against the rules to call it Shepherds Pie unless it has lamb in it. 


 Get a life, mate



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We got home made shepherds pie. Mine made with veggie mince, hubs with mincemeat. Yum.


 I think it's against the rules to call it Shepherds Pie unless it has lamb in it. 


 Not here its.not happy



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Maddog wrote:
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We got home made shepherds pie. Mine made with veggie mince, hubs with mincemeat. Yum.


 I think it's against the rules to call it Shepherds Pie unless it has lamb in it. 


 No it's ok the lamb is vegetarian as in made of vegetation.



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I guess it's OK if the shepherd has a flock of carrots. 😉

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Maddog wrote:

I guess it's OK if the shepherd has a flock of carrots. 😉


 I might put a shepherd in next time lol



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Magica wrote:
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I guess it's OK if the shepherd has a flock of carrots. 😉


 I might put a shepherd in next time lol


 lol

If it has lamb it's shepherd's if it has beef it's cottage.

My braised steak was lovely....enough for 4 people even though it was just the two of us, total cost, under £5.



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Roast chicken breasts, gravy, parsnips and broccoli with seasoned potato wedges.



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Maddog wrote:
Magica wrote:

We got home made shepherds pie. Mine made with veggie mince, hubs with mincemeat. Yum.


 I think it's against the rules to call it Shepherds Pie unless it has lamb in it. 


 
It's Cottage Pie without lamb.



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Maddog wrote:
Magica wrote:

We got home made shepherds pie. Mine made with veggie mince, hubs with mincemeat. Yum.


 I think it's against the rules to call it Shepherds Pie unless it has lamb in it. 


 
It's Cottage Pie without lamb.


 That's what I've heard it called too..

 

At least that's what it's called with beef.

 

Maybe it should be called Gardener's Pie when there's no meat.  😉



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Ham, kraut (cabbage not a German person), chick peas, some cheese and olives..





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I had cheese baked potatoes out of Marks and Spencer.

I put them in the oven and not the microwave because they come out nice and soft.

I'm not sure what to have tonight.

Maybe some 🐟



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Ham, kraut (cabbage not a German person), chick peas, some cheese and olives..


 I love cabbage.

Have you ever had Bubble and Squeak?

It's awfy tasty!!



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Vita wrote:
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Ham, kraut (cabbage not a German person), chick peas, some cheese and olives..


 I love cabbage.

Have you ever had Bubble and Squeak?

It's awfy tasty!!


 I luv bubble and squeak happy



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Vita wrote:
Maddog wrote:

Ham, kraut (cabbage not a German person), chick peas, some cheese and olives..


 I love cabbage.

Have you ever had Bubble and Squeak?

It's awfy tasty!!


 I bet Maddog would have to google Bubble and Squeak. wink



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Syl wrote:
Vita wrote:
Maddog wrote:

Ham, kraut (cabbage not a German person), chick peas, some cheese and olives..


 I love cabbage.

Have you ever had Bubble and Squeak?

It's awfy tasty!!


 I bet Maddog would have to google Bubble and Squeak. wink


 I did. 

 

Because I'm of German heritage sauer kraut was pretty common with pork dishes anyway. It's often eaten on top of mashed potatoes, so I guess that's similar. 

 

And I've eaten corned beef and cabbage a lot too, which has potatoes in it too. 

 

I don't eat many potatoes anymore though. I usually substitute another root vegetable like turnips, rutabaga, beets or jicama..



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Vita wrote:

I had cheese baked potatoes out of Marks and Spencer.

I put them in the oven and not the microwave because they come out nice and soft.

I'm not sure what to have tonight.

Maybe some 🐟


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