Let me change your mind!Not cooking tonight, can't be arsed.
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How about a Pene, salmon, courgette and dill dish?
Let me change your mind!Not cooking tonight, can't be arsed.
I make stuff like that a lot, but not tonight.Let me change your mind!
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How about a Pene, salmon, courgette and dill dish?
Let me change your mind!
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How about a Pene, salmon, courgette and dill dish?
Let me change your mind!
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How about a Pene, salmon, courgette and dill dish?
No but it looks like it but I think it’s too much Parmesan that’s melted.Did you split the sauce?
No but it looks like it but I think it’s too much Parmesan that’s melted.
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Nooo not the plastic ****e you can buy in a drum but cut from a whole round, sometimes I used Reggiano.Aubergine? Are you going to make the Bechamel sauce or use a low fat creme fraiche with two egg yolks in?Going to do the veg moussaka tonight.
Not making bechamel, I don't really like it. I like this kind of dish quite dry, considering doing a sliced boiled egg layer then creme fraiche and nutmeg with feta on top.Aubergine? Are you going to make the Bechamel sauce or use a low fat creme fraiche with two egg yolks in?
I used to prefer an aubergine parmigiana because like you I was never all that keen on béchamel sauce.Not making bechamel, I don't really like it. I like this kind of dish quite dry, considering doing a sliced boiled egg layer then creme fraiche and nutmeg with feta on top.
That looks nice, just how I like it.I used to prefer an aubergine parmigiana because like you I was never all that keen on béchamel sauce.
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I alway judge an indian restaurant by their vegetarian dishes, so far it's turned out to be a good yardstick.Going to have an Indian takeaway tomorrow but sticking to the veg thing. Never really had a veg takeaway but the Indian place is really good so let's see if they can impress me here.

I alway judge an indian restaurant by their vegetarian dishes, so far it's turned out to be a good yardstick.![]()
Thanks for that mate, that's a defo for my next visit to blighty.There's a restaurant in London on Drummond Street called Chutneys. You could eat there all week and not realise you hadn't touched any meat.
The all you can eat lunchtime buffets are superb!

Thanks for that mate, that's a defo for my next visit to blighty.![]()
I used to prefer an aubergine parmigiana because like you I was never all that keen on béchamel sauce.
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I reckon it will but maybe try putting in a few roasted red peppers for sweetness.So I've edged toward the aubergine parmigiana other than moussaka here, going to still use potatoes in it though. We'll see how that works.