WHAT DID WE HAVE FOR TEA?

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Pork Belly and veggies X three with a mid morning snack of boiled egg and hot smoked mackerel fillet for a treat. We all need a treat occasionally.
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Hot meat and veggies X three and early to bed. This regime seems to suit me!
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Three hot meals again....
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Off to Mario's in Barnoldswick for tea this evening, I have the urge for pasta.
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Nathan's pork and tomato sausages, egg and chips for my tea. :smile:
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Gotta love Mario's
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It's a long time since I treated myself to olives Kev.... Noted!
I had meat and veggies X three and three boiled eggs to nibble on during the day....
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You're well sorted for eating establishments in your small town, and they win awards too. :smile:

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Been a regular at the Barlick Raj since it opened, love the buffet on a Wednesday or Sunday, well worth a visit :good:
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Yesterday breakfast and tea were my usual hot meat and veggies but dinner turned out to be smoked bacon, tomatoes, beans and fried eggs after a sudden craving. I've noted David's blood puddings and that's given me more ideas...... :biggrin2:
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There were enough breakfast ingredients for me to repeat the smoked bacon and egg dinner. Breakfast and tea was the usual Meat and veggies.
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You've guessed it, Meat and veggies X three.....
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Meat and veggies for breakfast and tea but dinner was oatcakes with hot smoked mackerel and cheese. Just because I fancied it!
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Meat and veggies for breakfast but home made fish chips and peas for dinner and tea.
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Fish fingers, chips and beans were welcomed in the Smith household last night.
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In the days when I ate bread I used to love fish finger butties...... :good:
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Three hot meals.... I am getting last week's batch into a corner, ready for veggie cooking today.
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The male members of the Smith quorum enjoy fish finger sandwiches. Going back a few years to the village olympics, probably 2016, there was a fish finger eating competition, Steve didn't do to well with a count of early 20s, Jerry won with a count of almost 50!
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Three hot meals of meat and veggies from the last batch as I cooked my latest batch of Veggies.
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Breakfast and dinner were the last two helpings from the last batch. Tea was chicken and cauliflower.
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Three helpings of the current batch, very promising, it will improve as time goes on!
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I have some diced Lamb in the slow cooker. Might get the other bits for a Kleftico for tomorrow while I am down that way at the Plumbing Station.
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I bought some cheese and onion buns in Morrisons, they looked too good to ignore. Going to have them for tea with Aberdeen Angus burgers, salad and cheese.
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I do miss bread!
I had three helpings of chicken and veggies and cooked an extender of buttered swede.....
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I have all the bits for my Kleftico and I have a soft sourdough sandwich bread dough that has been arguing with itself on an overnight bulk fermentation in the fridge. I am with the Earby history crew this morning and I have to be back home for about 11 to get an early lunch before my gym session at 12.30. I'll sort both after gym.
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