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Getting My Mojo Back!
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I've not been cooking so much of late but this week I've really got back into the swing of things and have had a lovely time cooking up all manner of different dishes, albeit a bit meat centric.
Tonight I am finishing off our carnivorous phase with Chinese crispy duck pancakes with spring onions, cucumber and hoisin.
I have been inspired by a friend to make spanakopita tomorrow which I'll knock up a Greek salad to go with it.
Sunday is anyone's guess!
What is on your menu this weekend, hopefully at least one of you will give me some inspiration for Sunday :-)
Tonight I am finishing off our carnivorous phase with Chinese crispy duck pancakes with spring onions, cucumber and hoisin.
I have been inspired by a friend to make spanakopita tomorrow which I'll knock up a Greek salad to go with it.
Sunday is anyone's guess!
What is on your menu this weekend, hopefully at least one of you will give me some inspiration for Sunday :-)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'm at a wedding tomorrow - the bride is both a Vegan and a bit of a foodie, so I'm expecting some interesting food.
For Sunday I have a rolled shoulder of lamb in the fridge - at the moment it's a toss up between
1. Doing it whole in a big pot covered with very aromatic stock using assorted herbs/spices/mustards and a good slug of balsamic vinegar - served with its own stock reduced into gravy and baked tatties and cauli cheese.
2. Chopping it into biggish lumps and doing a slow cooked lamb korma - serve with peshwari naan and nutty brown rice.
Right now I'm starving and may have some buttered pikelets and jam.
For Sunday I have a rolled shoulder of lamb in the fridge - at the moment it's a toss up between
1. Doing it whole in a big pot covered with very aromatic stock using assorted herbs/spices/mustards and a good slug of balsamic vinegar - served with its own stock reduced into gravy and baked tatties and cauli cheese.
2. Chopping it into biggish lumps and doing a slow cooked lamb korma - serve with peshwari naan and nutty brown rice.
Right now I'm starving and may have some buttered pikelets and jam.