Wise choice
I will put an extra spoonful in the pot to give us tea that fights back…
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Back from the shops, having resisted the siren song of British Root Vegetable Medley.
yardarm
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Well, I’ll set the ball rolling with…
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Boiled beef & carrots.
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Green onions.
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Root vegetable medley?
Tell me more…
I have a recipe for whole roast turnip or swede that at least makes the sheep food of veg be edible by humans!
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Have just realised ‘medley’ is a word that makes me dream of harming the user (there are a lot of them).
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At least it wasn’t artisanal.
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Thank you, Baldric, that will be all…
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But it’s studded with cloves and everyfink!
You might like it Gus…
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I was having a bit of trouble thinking of a turnip song but…
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In the navet?
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Genius.
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As an innocent girl I thought several of The Village People were eminently fanciable
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We got those green onions all over the studio, precious thing, for to keep the wild vampires at bay.
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I like the Stones’ version
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Did you get any beef, artisanal or otherwise?
That would have been called a ‘stew pack’ 20 years ago, & winter veg/root veg when I was a child…
Carinthia.xx
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There are slices of cooked beef topside in the fridge, but the pork pie took priority for lunch because those are really not so nice if they get old, whereas cooked beef in a sealed pack lasts a few days.
And anyway, I hadn’t made any bread at that point. The loaf is on its final rise as I type, waiting to go into the oven for cooking in about seven minutes.
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Our shopping list is being typed as I write - why is there more moth than money?
Ach a couple of days eating from the freezers won’t harm us
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Not enough cedar chips.
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Buggrit
Here is the N I left out!
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