General Chat

It was the more general one TW. Can't remember who posted it though !!!

There were a couple of recipes I meant to make a note of ...

Nudge for Muffy

This one Muffs??

Ingredients -

1/2 Cabbage finely sliced (not heart or thick veins)
2 Leeks cleaned and finely sliced
3 tbsp oil
2 handfulls pumpkin seeds

Heat oil in a frying pan and fry cabbage and leek - keep testing and tasting - should be cooked but still crisp. Then add seeds and cook for 1 to 2 minutes.

Christine

Naughty Whirley LOL

dont give a dog brocolli

its poison to them

Brussels sprouts are real wind generators. I always secretly give them to my Zeus man a good few hours before OH takes him night fishing...and they sleep in the Bivvy together,,,,,,,,,*titters*

Dawnie I've just cooked extra mash and chopped some onions and cooked the cabbage ready to have some bubble with my Sunday fry up/

YUM lol xx

PS it's nice with sausages and mash

Muffy it is a bit of a faff chopping everything up at the same time of cooking.I find it better to chop and cut everything up way before I start to cook.I just have bundles of veg and bacon wrapped in cling film all in a row lol.So I can just chuck it all in and have a clear work top.

I haven't eaten enough of yet for it to make any difference to my bowels LOL.

Jane.....I just googled that and it sounds right nice !!! Am adding that one to my list of dinners to cook next week xx

Sorry Joy!

(runs off thread and gets as far away as possible - phew!)

Jill

LETS ONE RIPPPPPP

Mrs Grumpy now you tell us

I found a great recipe for baked cabbage and bacon .It's delicious.I just googled Recipes for cabbage.

You do realise that all that healthy green stuff will give you the most dreadful wind!!

LOL

Jill

muffy

mix your cabbage with your mash and fry and you got bubble and squeak.

Hubby has been making loads of soup lately with all the veg from allotment lovely lunches it makes but i didnt get any of the roast tomato one last night as wasnt hungry and daughter and her boyfriend had double helpings lol.

d x

I hope she is putting some in an envolpe for me it was my idea *sulks*

I'd forgotten about that thread Bridget........will go and have a look now. Ta xx

Haven't got a recipe to hand as not at home but why not look on culinary delights Thread...there are some great recipes on there and if anyone would add to the thread that would be much appreciated

Thanks

bridget

Cheese is lovely in soup,use the crumbly type like cheshire,soak it all up with chunks of garlick bread, it makes such a substantial meal you don't need anything else.

Leftover greens,throw on the compost heap,they still won't be wasted that way.