What's for dinner tonight?

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What's for dinner tonight?

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So now that we have recovered from the packing and moving we have no excuse to eat out so tonight was last night's pork cutlets. After considering the instant mash comments, I decided to give it another go.

Continental (called Deb) was the only one available at the small lGA. But instead of plain mash, I decided to try an idea I had seen on Facebook mixing the dehydrated potato with bacon and spring onions in muffin pans. I also quartered Brussels sprouts (Erich's favourite vegetable), boiled in salted water till 3/4 cooked, drained then fried with chopped bacon. Pork cutlets always grilled with a 1/2 teaspoon of Dijon mustard smeared on each side.
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Sounds yummy!

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An absolute gastronomical delight tonight, bake beans on toast with a slice of tasty cheese and a fried egg :lol: Gee we eat well when we are busy trying to get stuff done so we can bugger off for a while :roll:
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left over pie from last night then a freshly picked golden del apple right off the tree;
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Chorizo sausage for the meat eater, plus veggie stew, garlic bread, followed by apple cake maybe!
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Lamb loin chops sprinkled with Sumac and grilled on the Baby Q. Probably cook the rest of the Brussels Sprouts and maybe one of those Continental Pasta side dishes.
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The plan is pan fried salmom and salad, depends if we make it Woolies before they pack away the deli stuff, but it is late night trading so......
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Sitting here smelling the roast pork and crackling with baked Veg. Should be ready soon I hope
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Chicken and veggies, and we have two grandkids to share with 9 and 6 years olds we have them for a week.
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Yeah, they keep you young & give you lots of pleasure.
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