19th
January 2014
Mistakes
have the power to turn you into something better than you were before. Karen Salmansohn
Hipbone
Steak, new potatoes, vegetables and St Agur cheese sauce, now that’s a
dinner! It was my dinner yesterday and
it was delicious, and only cost me 4pp from my weeklies for the sauce, Alfie
got to eat the fat off the steak and I have to say it kept me satisfied for the
rest of the day. My weeklies have all
gone now though, worth it as we had a lovely day, eating, drinking and
chilling. On track today, I’ve defrosted
some chicken portions and will make a casserole I think, will defrost some beef
and do a curry for tomorrow too, speaking of which the Indian cook booklet is
now on my page for downloading;
Soak the crumpet in
the egg mixture and then dry fry. When
you've put the crumpets in pan 'face up' pour any remaining mixture on top of
it and then when the bottoms browned flip them over quickly and cook the other
side, they were delicious, could add a dash of Worcestershire sauce to the egg
mixture too.
I fancy
this recipe I found in this month’s Morrisons magazine (I’ve amended it to be
more weight loss friendly);
Courgette and lemon spaghetti
12pp each or F&H using 2pp from weeklies & daily oil allowance.
12pp each or F&H using 2pp from weeklies & daily oil allowance.
400g
wholewheat spaghetti (37pp)
2
lemons, zest only
3 large
courgettes, grated
Small bunch
fresh parsley, chopped
70g
parmesan (8pp)
5
garlic cloves, finely chopped
Spray oil
(or 1tbsp – uses daily allowance on F&H or SS) (4pp for 1tbsp)
Pinch crushed
chillies
- Cook spaghetti according to the pack instructions, until al dente.
- Meanwhile, fry the garlic in the oil for 3 minutes, until soft. Add the chillies, lemon zest and courgette and continue to cook for 3-4minutes or until soft.
- Drain the spaghetti and add to the pan with the courgette. Toss, add the parsley and sprinkle with parmesan to serve.
I’ve
just remembered those burgers in the freezer, might have those today and the
chicken tomorrow, I fancy burger and chips, will use Warburton thins as the
bun, lots of lettuce, tomato and make my own ketchup, there is a recipe in the
Simple Start book (p38) or here’s another one;
Ketchup
– put 250g Passata in a small pan with 6tbsp tomato puree, a pinch of
sweetener, 1tbsp red wine vinegar and a dash of Worcestershire sauce. Stir and bring to the boil, then reduce the
heat to low and simmer gently for 15-20 minutes, or until thickened. Remove from the heat and leave to cool.
That’s
my lunch sorted, mom’ll enjoy it too.
Right I’m
going to make me a cuppa, everyone’s still asleep, but I’m cold, I’ve been
awake for hours, stomach pains – the joys of being a woman!
Have a
great day, I know I will. Xx
BeYOUtiful.
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