What can I cook tonight ?

[peanut]

I'm really bored with sausage and veg

I need some ideas for an evening meal tonight .

Its for Mrs peanut as well who is a vegetarian and it also can't have any potatoe or cheese in it, (diet) .

We've had chilli and spagbol and curry already this week. and enough fish to grow some scales

please I need your help. I've only got a couple of hours to buy the food

 

[dan_bo]

I'm on Dahl tonight. Easy cheap and delicious.

 

[HelenD123]

Stir fry with rice or noodles?

 

[wafflycat]

I'm really bored with sausage and veg

I need some ideas for an evening meal tonight .

Its for Mrs peanut as well who is a vegetarian and it also can't have any potatoe or cheese in it, (diet) .

We've had chilli and spagbol and curry already this week. and enough fish to grow some scales

please I need your help. I've only got a couple of hours to buy the food

Does not compute.. Mrs P is a veggie but she eats fish?

Stirfry? Beansprouts, peppers, onions, courgettes, etc., etc. If Mrs P eats meat substitute such as Quorn (it is low fat) stir some Quorn pieces in - add whatever flavouring..

 

[redjedi]

How about steak and chips

and a pot noodle for the missus

 

[Piemaster]

Pie

Struggling a bit because of what can't go in it but a few veggies in a creamy mushroom sauce type thing works for me.

Actually most things in a pie work for me.

 

[ianrauk]

pie is good food

ot Piemaster,
you coming down to the Bridge for the opener?

 

[abchandler]

I know you say you've had curry, but this butternut, spinach and chickpea curry isn't too curry and very tasty. I've got the second half of last night's effort for leftovers tonight

 

[peanut]

Does not compute.. Mrs P is a veggie but she eats fish?

Stirfry? Beansprouts, peppers, onions, courgettes, etc., etc. If Mrs P eats meat substitute such as Quorn (it is low fat) stir some Quorn pieces in - add whatever flavouring..

yes a lot of vegies eat fish its vegans that eat no meat products at all.

Quorn is excellent substitute , we both eat it .
We used to eat a lot of stirfrys but our wok died.

I've decided to do veggie lasagne tonite with quorn mince and lots of vegs

Yummee

 

[peanut]

How about steak and chips

and a pot noodle for the missus

I can tell you not married redjedi

You've def got the right idea , the problem is putting it into practice

Love pies any pies but Mrs P doesn't eat pastry (fattening) so that cuts out pies and flans as well


Luuuuuuurve curru ABC and that louds so good that I am salivating like mad just thinking about a curry .

 

[Piemaster]

ot Piemaster,
you coming down to the Bridge for the opener?

No. I'll be at work on the boat for the opening couple of games.
Have been massively tempted to go to the Asia Cup, just wish I could stretch to it.

12:45 KO anyway for Sky coverage so I'll at least be able to watch it.

 

[Arch]

yes a lot of vegies eat fish its vegans that eat no meat products at all.

I've never ascertained whether vegans eat honey or not...

Personally, I'll be having spag bol, but I would have that every night given a free rein. Actually, I live alone, so I jolly well could have it every night, but it depends on finding mince reduced.

 

[wafflycat]

yes a lot of vegies eat fish its vegans that eat no meat products at all.

Quorn is excellent substitute , we both eat it .
We used to eat a lot of stirfrys but our wok died.

I've decided to do veggie lasagne tonite with quorn mince and lots of vegs

Yummee

Ah.. one of those pretend veggies then. Vegans don't have any dairy produce as well as no meat of any kind (including no fish), whereas yer run-of-the-mill-bog-standard veggie will have dairy.

 

[numbnuts]

tonight I’m having toad in the hole with salad

 

[Piemaster]

I'm really bored with sausage and veg

Its for Mrs peanut as well who is a vegetarian and it also can't have any potatoe or cheese in it, (diet) .

We've had chilli and spagbol and curry already this week. and enough fish to grow some scales

Love pies any pies but Mrs P doesn't eat pastry (fattening) so that cuts out pies and flans as well

That covers just about everything in my repertoire barr curry and beans/egg on toast.

Feed her pie and then take her out for a bike ride for an hour. You know it makes sense.
Or even better - do the ride first then she'll really be hungry and want pie when you get back.

I much prefer having what I like to eat and then doing something to work it off again. Problem with it is applying the theory when I'm at work on the boat and can't get out on the bike much the weight starts to creep up. The ships cooks also get to know your weak spots and cook that particular dish more often.