Another 10,000 posts of your dinner (Part 1)

We eat it all year round. No massive whole birds, but breast steaks used in a variety of ways. This particular delight was constructed by the local butcher. Wrapped in bacon, and filled with a very good stuffing, it was a lovely meal.

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Joint effort tonight - I cooked the lamb rack and roasties, Ann did the veggies, gravy and mint sauce.

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Je vous tire mon chapeau monsieur et madame …

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Spot of fish pie for KettleJnr2.

To follow the lamb, Ann cooked a Sussex Pond Pudding. A 4 hour steamed suet pudding with a whole lemon in the middle.
Looked a bit meh, but tasted amazing - rich and intensely lemony :heart_eyes::heart_eyes:.

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Beautifully cooked lamb :heart_eyes: Not seen that pudding before, but anything lemon :lemon: is up my strasse, must try :+1:

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That Lamb looks lush.

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beef in London Pride, parsley dumplings and red cabbage with cider and apple

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Not my dinner, just reminded elsewhere of a Christmas lunch in a Herefordshire hotel where one of the “courses” was a Sobranie Black Russian cigarette.

1983 at a guess.

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Simple fare; pork leg schnitzel, sweet potato hash, and a green salad . . .

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Eighties acid was great. :+1:

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Sam’s gluten free coffee birthday cake by Donna.

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Big pot dal tadka. I will be reeking of garlic tomorrow :ok_hand:

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Rookie error of not both being spicy mexican

Most in the trade would be panicking, but my legendary cut n shut caters for this problem.

Clever use of cheese to cover the cut.

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One surf n turf burger, I’m of to get rude with it.

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That is short pleasure and not enough for rudeness, though I do like your veg is in the glaze

lunch - 6 egg Spanish omelette

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We were supposed to be having Thai at a local (ish) pub, but found out that their chef Anchari was having some family issues and wasn’t able to cook.
The alternative was…

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Amy’s bake this afternoon.

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