Sunday lunch:

Starters - stuffed mushroom caps - stuffing was made with bits of crispy
bacon, chopped mushroom stems, chopped fresh garlic and spring onion -
topped off with grated cheddar cheese.

Followed by - Roast chicken with roast spuds and veggies (carrots, peas
and corn).

We enjoyed it... simple but good.
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Cheers
Cathy(xyz)

On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 19:48:17 +0200, cathyxyz
> wrote:

>Sunday lunch:
>
>Starters - stuffed mushroom caps - stuffing was made with bits of crispy
>bacon, chopped mushroom stems, chopped fresh garlic and spring onion -
>topped off with grated cheddar cheese.
>
>Followed by - Roast chicken with roast spuds and veggies (carrots, peas
>and corn).
>
>We enjoyed it... simple but good.
>--
>Cheers
>Cathy(xyz)

Pasta with meat sauce. The new twist was that I made the pasta with
(mostly) whole wheat flour, which grandma and the aunts would never
do.

The pasta came out especially good this time; I think because I
kneaded it well enough (usually I get bored and wander off) and let it
rest at room temp for an hour.

I also found that I could use the warming drawer on my oven as a
pasta-drying drawer for the extra fettucine. But I'll have to
remember to set a timer.

Sue(tm)
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cathyxyz wrote:
> Sunday lunch:
>
> Starters - stuffed mushroom caps - stuffing was made with bits of crispy
> bacon, chopped mushroom stems, chopped fresh garlic and spring onion -
> topped off with grated cheddar cheese.
>
> Followed by - Roast chicken with roast spuds and veggies (carrots, peas
> and corn).
>
> We enjoyed it... simple but good.

We had pot roast for lunch.
http://anisaerah.blogspot.com/2006/0...for-lunch.html

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sarah bennett wrote:

> We had pot roast for lunch.
> http://anisaerah.blogspot.com/2006/0...for-lunch.html

Another good one - haven't had it for a while either - dunno why not...

Cheers
Cathy(xyz)

Curly Sue wrote:
>
> Pasta with meat sauce. The new twist was that I made the pasta with
> (mostly) whole wheat flour, which grandma and the aunts would never
> do.
>
> The pasta came out especially good this time; I think because I
> kneaded it well enough (usually I get bored and wander off) and let it
> rest at room temp for an hour.
>
> I also found that I could use the warming drawer on my oven as a
> pasta-drying drawer for the extra fettucine. But I'll have to
> remember to set a timer.

Home made pasta - sounds good...
Cheers
Cathy(xyz)

On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 19:48:17 +0200, I needed a babel fish to
understand cathyxyz > :

>Sunday lunch:
>
>Starters - stuffed mushroom caps - stuffing was made with bits of crispy
>bacon, chopped mushroom stems, chopped fresh garlic and spring onion -
>topped off with grated cheddar cheese.

sounds good... how long and at what temp do you cook this?
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LewZephyr wrote:
> On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 19:48:17 +0200, I needed a babel fish to
> understand cathyxyz > :
>
> >Sunday lunch:
> >
> >Starters - stuffed mushroom caps - stuffing was made with bits of crispy
> >bacon, chopped mushroom stems, chopped fresh garlic and spring onion -
> >topped off with grated cheddar cheese.
>
> sounds good... how long and at what temp do you cook this?

Approx 10 mins at 180 deg C.
Cheers
Cathy(xyz)