Ok, so life is getting in the way of blogging & really there was no chance I was going to remember to blog about Christmas dinner.
However, we do currently have a house full of all our favourite foods including masses of turkey!
Yesterday we ate an enormous roast dinner and today we had probably my favourite thing - leftovers!
Specifically cold turkey, chips & honey coated bacon & sausages (which I forgot to cook yesterday!). It was delicious
We're now looking forward to a big family day on Friday with a rolling buffer provided by yours truly - the centrepiece of which will be my now legendary slow roast pork.
Hopefully I'll get round to posting more about but who knows!
Merry Christmas!
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The Family
Me - Mum and wife, part time PA, small time collector of vintage china , amateur singer and actress, cross-stitcher, cook and cake baker.
Hubby - Dad and husband, computer fixer, dress maker, Lego builder, tenor and fez wearer. Loves his food except celery and basil.
DD - pre- teen daughter, bright, beautiful, talented, sporty, kind, honest, loving and funny. Knows what she likes and what she doesn't but tastes are getting wider as she gets older.
Hubby - Dad and husband, computer fixer, dress maker, Lego builder, tenor and fez wearer. Loves his food except celery and basil.
DD - pre- teen daughter, bright, beautiful, talented, sporty, kind, honest, loving and funny. Knows what she likes and what she doesn't but tastes are getting wider as she gets older.
Showing posts with label leftovers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leftovers. Show all posts
Wednesday, 26 December 2012
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Beef with pasta & blue cheese
This is one of my left overs meals.
It's very simple & very tasty!
All I do is make a cheese sauce using double cream & whichever blue cheese is on offer (this time it was Shropshire Blue) with a bit of strong Cheddar thrown in!
I then add some of the cold leftover beef to the sauce to warm it through & cook the pasta
Then add the pasta to the sauce & the beef and serve!
It's very simple & very tasty!
All I do is make a cheese sauce using double cream & whichever blue cheese is on offer (this time it was Shropshire Blue) with a bit of strong Cheddar thrown in!
I then add some of the cold leftover beef to the sauce to warm it through & cook the pasta
Then add the pasta to the sauce & the beef and serve!
Labels:
beef,
blue cheese,
cheese,
leftovers,
pasta
Thursday, 2 August 2012
Leftover slow roast pork
Using the leftover pork from the weekend & the left over gravy I made individual pies for us all
I really like making individual portions of things - I think it makes meals seem a bit more special!
All I did was warm the shredded pork in a pan, add the gravy & warm through
I then added a splash of double cream & some soy sauce.
Whilst this was simmering I rolled out a piece of puff pastry & cut it to fit my pie dishes
I then split the meat & sauce between the three dishes, topped with pastry, brushed with milk, added a couple of air holes & decorated with Russian Doll cookie cutter pastry shapes
The pies then went in the oven at 200C for 30 minutes
I served this with mashed potatoes (should have peas too but I'd run out from frozen peas!)
I really like making individual portions of things - I think it makes meals seem a bit more special!
All I did was warm the shredded pork in a pan, add the gravy & warm through
I then added a splash of double cream & some soy sauce.
Whilst this was simmering I rolled out a piece of puff pastry & cut it to fit my pie dishes
I then split the meat & sauce between the three dishes, topped with pastry, brushed with milk, added a couple of air holes & decorated with Russian Doll cookie cutter pastry shapes
The pies then went in the oven at 200C for 30 minutes
I served this with mashed potatoes (should have peas too but I'd run out from frozen peas!)
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