What to cook for supper?
Jan 19th 2011, 12:55 pm
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Re: What to cook for supper?
oh, I would never keep them in the fridge, think that would keep them from ripening? I vaguely remember that you can put them in a bag with some other fruit, but of course can't remember which fruit...or even if it was a tip for avocados or something else...otherwise I am doing just fine with the old memory thing...
Jan 19th 2011, 1:00 pm
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Jan 19th 2011, 6:56 pm
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Re: What to cook for supper?
Good point. Despite my deficiencies at cooking I've always known good vegs can be had cheaply. I just chose not to cook. Part of it has to do with being single, part of it has to do with time - I don't get home till seven or seven thirty most nights and I get up at five most mornings for training. Part of it has to do with having the disposable income to pay a bit extra for good quality prepared foods. I probably eat more salads and raw vegs than most people on this board.
Jan 23rd 2011, 4:59 am
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Re: What to cook for supper?
Thanks for all the suggestions. I made Meow's beef stew and it was brilliant, especially on cold and wet Friday night. Bought several loaves from Eric Keyser and we also had a massive salad. Someone else ended up bringing the pudding, a rather nice if slightly burnt apple galette with Mackie's ice cream.
The six of us went through 14 bottles of beer and four bottles of wine.
All in all, a great success.
The six of us went through 14 bottles of beer and four bottles of wine.
All in all, a great success.
Jan 23rd 2011, 7:49 am
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Re: What to cook for supper?
Glad you had a good time and your home cooked food went down as well as the booze.
