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This never looks anywhere near as good as it tastes. Spaghetti with pangrattato.
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The egg looks 
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I love eggs so much.
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I haven’t had that for ages, Dic. You’ve just reminded me to make it this week, thank you!
The pizza looks great.
The pizza looks great.
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Looks good to me, Disco!
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It’s such a good store cupboard meal 

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That looks so fresh and pretty.
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That looks lovely, Dic!
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Thank you, I could eat it all over again. Amazing what you can do with the bottom of the fridge 

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I don't often take photos of my food these days, but I made a very tasty chicken noodle soup tonight.
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That looks delicious, Rosa.
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Trying to limit my bread intake due to menopause belly, and it always leaves me uncomfortably full, but really fancied pizza tonight, so though I would give this cauliflower pizza base a go. It’s really tasty, obviously not exactly bread like but a really good sub.
I topped it with goats cheese and prosciutto.
https://detoxinista.com/the-secret-to-p ... zza-crust/
I topped it with goats cheese and prosciutto.
https://detoxinista.com/the-secret-to-p ... zza-crust/
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I tried a new apple muffin recipe today (in anticipation of my tree fruiting and needing to use up a glut) They went down well even with picky J, so will be perfect for lunchboxes.
Your soup looks lovely, Rosa. Do you have a recipe? I am in a rut when I have leftover roast chicken and could use new ideas.
Your soup looks lovely, Rosa. Do you have a recipe? I am in a rut when I have leftover roast chicken and could use new ideas.
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They look good!
I can't remember where the original recipe came from but I've got it in my head! It's super quick and easy.
Shred leftover roast chicken, and ideally make a stock from the bones (or use a good quality bought stock). Put the stock in a pan and add chopped ginger, garlic and chilli, leaving to infuse for a few minutes before adding veg (I used sweetcorn and kale but use whatever you fancy). Cook for a minute or two then add the shredded chicken and dried rice noodles. Leave on a low heat, and when the noodles are done add chopped spring onions and a splash of soya sauce. That's it.
If I fancy this but don't have leftover chicken I poach chicken breast in the chicken stock, remove and shred, then carry on as above.
I can't remember where the original recipe came from but I've got it in my head! It's super quick and easy.
Shred leftover roast chicken, and ideally make a stock from the bones (or use a good quality bought stock). Put the stock in a pan and add chopped ginger, garlic and chilli, leaving to infuse for a few minutes before adding veg (I used sweetcorn and kale but use whatever you fancy). Cook for a minute or two then add the shredded chicken and dried rice noodles. Leave on a low heat, and when the noodles are done add chopped spring onions and a splash of soya sauce. That's it.
If I fancy this but don't have leftover chicken I poach chicken breast in the chicken stock, remove and shred, then carry on as above.
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Thank you! It sounds delicious 

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I’m enjoying the recipes from Atul Kochhar’s Curry Everyday so far. They’re full of flavour.
Also, a Halloween chocolate mousse. It’s the first time I’ve made one with silken tofu and it wasn’t bad at all.
Also, a Halloween chocolate mousse. It’s the first time I’ve made one with silken tofu and it wasn’t bad at all.
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Lovely! The sweet potato curry especially 

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My recent meals mixed seafood nasi goreng, slow cooked beef short rib, mushroom risotto.
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