#44

One of the all time greats imo.
Hope you enjoy :blush:

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#45

Having left over roast chicken for dinner. I also made a banana bread with white chocolate and cranberries earlier on. So I will probably eat all of that afterwards.

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#46

Local Indian is imminent :yum:

Lamb rogan and veggie rice for my mum
Butter chicken and masala rice for me
Plus various sundries

Yay

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#47

outside of xmas, I’m confident that I’ve had 0 roast dinners over the past 5 years.

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#48

I had rice and a tiny bit of chilli tofu leftover so made fried rice with lots of veg

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Trying to cut out portions down and OMG I want seconds but there is none :cry:

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#49

Shortcrust steam pie, sweet potato and roasted garlic mash, broccoli, carrots peas, gravy.

Couple of jaffa cakes for pud

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#50

Since you asked nicely

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#51

Grey peas and bacon:

http://www.foodsofengland.co.uk/greypeasandbacon.htm

It’s a Black Country thing (and also apparently a Christmas dinner in Latvia).
Not sure how widely available the peas are but she gets them from the market in Brum or Wolvo.

The bowl is from Sainsbo’s - They seem to have some decent crockery in there at times.

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#52

I really enjoyed the crumble. Can’t even remember what was dinner, but the crumble was a good stand in for proper mother’s day cake.

#53

Ah hope it went down well! That menu looks great :yum:

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#54

Delicious!! Plus got leftovers for dinner later x

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#55

I quite like the sound of this - not a million miles away from pease pudding.