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19 minutes ago, harrycatcat1 said:

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 at least no one would say that of you because nothing ever comes out of your kitchen, only freezer stuff 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍

The only things that come out of my freezer are,,,,

Fish fingers [Birdseye] }

                                       }}} both for when I'm lazy, about once a fortnight.

Oven chips/fries }

Ice blocks [every work day] to keep my drinks and lunch cool at work.

In my freezer at the moment are,,,,

1 leg of lamb

0.5 kilos of king prawns

Bacon

Sausages

Pork fillet

Pork chops

Beef rib eye

Beef rump steak

More sausages

Chicken leg pieces

Mixed peas/beans

Broccoli

Cajun chicken

More sausages

Lambs liver

Pheasant breast

Magnum and Nuii ice creams

 

Always got fresh veg and meat/fish [got duck breast too, to try a Japanese dish] in the fridge,,,, got plenty of herbs and spices and sauces, condiments etc in the cupboards.

So I eat very well thank you 😃

I just don't feel the need to show the world what I cook and eat EVERY DAY 🙄

🙋🙋🙋😆🤣

But you keep on putting up pictures of the dross/muck you eat, cos it livens up the day with something to laugh at that isn't in the jokes section 🤭😂🤣

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57 minutes ago, JKD said:

The only things that come out of my freezer are,,,,

Fish fingers [Birdseye] }

                                       }}} both for when I'm lazy, about once a fortnight.

Oven chips/fries }

Ice blocks [every work day] to keep my drinks and lunch cool at work.

In my freezer at the moment are,,,,

1 leg of lamb

0.5 kilos of king prawns

Bacon

Sausages

Pork fillet

Pork chops

Beef rib eye

Beef rump steak

More sausages

Chicken leg pieces

Mixed peas/beans

Broccoli

Cajun chicken

More sausages

Lambs liver

Pheasant breast

Magnum and Nuii ice creams

 

Always got fresh veg and meat/fish [got duck breast too, to try a Japanese dish] in the fridge,,,, got plenty of herbs and spices and sauces, condiments etc in the cupboards.

So I eat very well thank you 😃

I just don't feel the need to show the world what I cook and eat EVERY DAY 🙄

🙋🙋🙋😆🤣

But you keep on putting up pictures of the dross/muck you eat, cos it livens up the day with something to laugh at that isn't in the jokes section 🤭😂🤣

You don't need to explain anything to me, I believe you 👍👍👍👍

31 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

Really rather sad when you Start to look at Harry's situation!    

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47 minutes ago, ditchman said:

i put stuff up cause i am always at a loss what to cook............and i see what other folk put up and it gives me inspiration.....when you are on your own ...one tends to get very lazy...and will eat ****....cause it is convient...

Not always. I also live alone but eat quite well,,,, except if I've had a strenuous long day at work and can't be bothered,,,, hence fish fingers and oven chips 🙄🙈😆 Your food nearly always looks good with some effort obviously put in, unlike another certain member 🤷😄🤣

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50 minutes ago, ditchman said:

i put stuff up cause i am always at a loss what to cook............and i see what other folk put up and it gives me inspiration.....when you are on your own ...one tends to get very lazy...and will eat ****....cause it is convient...

I know what you mean

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3 minutes ago, Ratlegs said:

I know what you mean

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i will tell you now............there aint nothin wrong with that...............i cook proper about 3 or 4 times/week the rest of the time i eat stuff out of a tin and on toast.....

i love stuff like that and tinned ravioli ..tinned spag bol...................and NO i aint got bowel cancer yet..:lol:

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When my kids were younger and at home things were tight (3 day week etc, mortgage rates 10+%) I used to make what became known as "Slop". Aldi tinned Stewing Steak or similar along with tinned potatoes/carrots/garden peas. All boiled together with hot water gravy powder and ketchup and a slice of bread to soak up any juice leftover. Bloody superb and I sometimes cook it up just to bring back those memories.

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22 minutes ago, bruno22rf said:

When my kids were younger and at home things were tight (3 day week etc, mortgage rates 10+%) I used to make what became known as "Slop". Aldi tinned Stewing Steak or similar along with tinned potatoes/carrots/garden peas. All boiled together with hot water gravy powder and ketchup and a slice of bread to soak up any juice leftover. Bloody superb and I sometimes cook it up just to bring back those memories.

 

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48 minutes ago, bruno22rf said:

When my kids were younger and at home things were tight (3 day week etc, mortgage rates 10+%) I used to make what became known as "Slop". Aldi tinned Stewing Steak or similar along with tinned potatoes/carrots/garden peas. All boiled together with hot water gravy powder and ketchup and a slice of bread to soak up any juice leftover. Bloody superb and I sometimes cook it up just to bring back those memories.

i like tinned pots............Hartleys ??...still use tinned pots in curries as they dont break up  ...also great for slow cookers

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1 hour ago, bruno22rf said:

When my kids were younger and at home things were tight (3 day week etc, mortgage rates 10+%) I used to make what became known as "Slop". Aldi tinned Stewing Steak or similar along with tinned potatoes/carrots/garden peas. All boiled together with hot water gravy powder and ketchup and a slice of bread to soak up any juice leftover. Bloody superb and I sometimes cook it up just to bring back those memories.

Now, that brought back memories of when I was a 9 year old, my Dad took me and my elder brother on a camping holiday at the foot of the Wrekin. Dad extended his cooking repertoire beyond bacon and eggs to include Maxpack, to the same recipe as above.

Max was our black retriever. 🤣

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2 hours ago, bruno22rf said:

When my kids were younger and at home things were tight (3 day week etc, mortgage rates 10+%) I used to make what became known as "Slop". Aldi tinned Stewing Steak or similar along with tinned potatoes/carrots/garden peas. All boiled together with hot water gravy powder and ketchup and a slice of bread to soak up any juice leftover. Bloody superb and I sometimes cook it up just to bring back those memories.

im going to try that just for the craic...................ive just sent off my rectal sample...so nothing will show up

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22 hours ago, ditchman said:

i like tinned pots............Hartleys ??...still use tinned pots in curries as they dont break up  ...also great for slow cookers

Hartleys? Christ no, we weren't made of money, Aldi or Tesco around 30p/can. Along the same lines Lidl used to do 2kg frozen Fries for 99p and frozen Nasi Goreng for the same price, we would buy several of each and feed 5 for 99p some evenings.

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