What the f uck are you having for Dinner thread..

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a while world of leftover possibility, unless you are greedy with lamb like me and scoff the lot.

Shepherds pie tomorrow I think.

I just love the bone, always used to be given that by my grandma and am looking forward to stripping it in about five minutes!
 
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Had an attempt at making my own 'healthy' coleslaw today, never made it before, threw cabbage and carrot into the mixer, once chopped added Greek yogurt and sultanas - will probably add the juice of a lemon when serving.
 
Had an attempt at making my own 'healthy' coleslaw today, never made it before, threw cabbage and carrot into the mixer, once chopped added Greek yogurt and sultanas - will probably add the juice of a lemon when serving.
Nice, consider crime fraiche as a substitute for yoghurt it’s not so sour tasting.
 
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Nice, consider crime fraiche as a substitute for yoghurt it’s not so sour tasting.

I have to try and avoid that, hence the greek yoghurt.

Wasn't overly impressed with the taste on my first attempt, it was ok'ish - thankfully I added lemon juice when served otherwise it would have been a bit bland. Maybe throw in a red onion in next time and some coriander.
 
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I have to try and avoid that, hence the greek yoghurt.

Wasn't overly impressed with the taste on my first attempt, it was ok'ish - thankfully I added lemon juice when served otherwise it would have been a bit bland. Maybe throw in a red onion in next time and some coriander.
Spring onion in slaw is a fukin winner
 
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