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Old 14-03-2007, 10:50 PM
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No, you gotta post what you ate that you grew yerself!

I had chives, winter lettuce, spring onions, leeks and leafbeet: all stir fried in some black bean sauce. I took a photo of them all first
Very, very well done.

I had fish and chips.
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Old 14-03-2007, 10:57 PM
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Very, very well done.

I had fish and chips.
Where the chips from your own spuds?

Had the last of some tomato and chilli chutney I made with the tail end greenhouse crop last summer with some fish cakes tonight - thought I'd made far too much but obviously will have to make more this year!
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That stir fry I made with spring onions...they weren't onions, cos I just now found them still on the plot. What I actually dug up and cooked were immature garlic plants! Interesting flavour, if a little tough
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Old 17-03-2007, 12:58 AM
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We had our first home-made and home grown produce yesterday, a rhubarb crumble to follow our tea!

Rhubarb was sweet, delicately flavoured and reminiscant of champagne, absolutely gorgeous, especially with a decent helping of custard too!

First produce out of the plot that we've had this year, delish!!
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We had our first home-made and home grown produce yesterday, a rhubarb crumble to follow our tea!

Rhubarb was sweet, delicately flavoured and reminiscant of champagne, absolutely gorgeous, especially with a decent helping of custard too!

First produce out of the plot that we've had this year, delish!!
Well played, Mrs D - although I confess that I was a day or two in front of you - although I didn't appreciate it as I don't go for rhubarb (YUK!). Pulled 3 off 10" stems for mum on Sat, which she reported as being 'very nice, but rather a small portion' - ungrateful so-and-so!

Feels a bit special to go home with an 'I GREW THAT' smirk on you visog, doesn't it!
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Old 17-03-2007, 09:17 AM
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Well it was yesterday actually, Potatoes from store, shallots, tomatoes from the freezer, purple sprouting broccoli with Liver. Given that I can buy a whole liver for about 3 yes 3 euros, which will fees us 6 times, with the scraggy bits for the cats, not was it only a very cheap meal but delish Followed by rhubarb from the garden. CK had never tasted forced rhubarb before and came back for seconds. As he doesn't like 'healthy' things it must have been good
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We had our first home-made and home grown produce yesterday, a rhubarb crumble to follow our tea!

Rhubarb was sweet, delicately flavoured and reminiscant of champagne, absolutely gorgeous, especially with a decent helping of custard too!

First produce out of the plot that we've had this year, delish!!
Not sure, but aren't one of the rhubarb varieties called 'champagne'??? Very apt if so!
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I'd better get a move on with the load I've still got in the freezer!!
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Home made pizza with real yeast dough and red onions and organic cheddar.
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Another Rhubarb Crumble is being prepared as I type, Mr D is peeling / washing the rhubarb, whilst humming the Rhubarb and Custard theme tune, and crumble is in the magimix, oven on and just waiting for him to finish the peeling before I can stew it and then its custard and crumble! Mmmmm!
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Old 22-03-2007, 12:20 AM
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OK, given that I forgot to look at my mushrooms growing under the kitchen units for a couple of days, we took a photo for the blog that I'm enjoying so much(!) and then cut all of the mushrooms, most of which will give us an addition to a lovely cooked breakfast on Saturday....
Before that, tonight, I cooked the smaller ones, chopped in with a few shallots and garlic (all home-grown) with a chicken breast and eeny-weeny-roast potatoes with a sherry and home-made wholegrain mustard sauce.
It seemed to be 'passable' as far as Trousers was concerned....!
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Old 22-03-2007, 08:22 PM
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we have not had dinner yet, tummy rumbling big style as wellie is making homemade thai chilli fishcakes, with home made sweet chilli sauce,all things in it from the garden are french beans, coriander,and chilli (fish cakes) and garlic, chillies,and coriander(chilli sauce) these are going to be served with frozen crinkle cut chips, washed down with redwine, cant wait.
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Hey Trousers hows about posting your home made sweet chilli sauce?! got a thai chilli sauce somewhere will dig it out
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Old 01-04-2007, 12:44 AM
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Biscombe, I can wake him if you'd like me to, but honestly, he wouldn't know the recipe of the sweet chilli sauce if it bit him on the bum, because I made it....! He was just 'dribbling' graciously, and I'll dig out the recipe for you this week, but really, don't hold your breath, it's not out of the ordinary or anything. PM me if I forget?
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Old 01-04-2007, 09:26 AM
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Cheers Wellie XXXX I'll post the thai one too
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Cabbage, cabbage and cabbage. Our spring cabbages have 'hearted', so on Friday I made coleslaw with 1.2 cox apple, 1 onion, 1 carrot and homegrown cabbage heart. I small spoon of mayo and it tasted lovely with a jacket potato.

Today I'm going to try making cabbage bhajee. Fry a chopped onion and some garlic with a tsp of turneric, take out the middle of cabbage leaves and chop them fine, then sautee it all in a knob of butter. See if it turns out anything like the spinach.
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Nothing so far! Tummy rumbling like mad, but going to nieces 3rd birthday party this pm which has nibbles and food.......going to make sure I'm first in the queue! Bernie aka Dexterdog
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Cracked open a bottle of our blackberry wine!
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U r my kind of man! Good on ya! Bernie aka Dexterdog
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tonight wellie will mostly be making risotto with chicken breasts, home grown leeks, garlic, chives, sorrel, lemon thyme, sweet marjoram, chervil, curly parsley, and rocket all just picked. cant be bad! lucky paulie as i can watch the footie with dinner in a bowl and a nice glass or two of red wine,wellie is going to be seed sowing half hardy annuals in the conservatory,dont you just love her!!
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Savoy cabbage and purple sprouting broccoli all home grown
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