Matt
@havelocck.bsky.social
Avoiding the plague like the plague. Although that phrase doesn't really mean what it used to...
Nice one. We do a turkey, bacon, pumpkin (and a bunch of other veggies) salad for lunch, and then use the leftovers from this to make our homemade pizzas for dinner. Can prepare most of the salad the day before, then the kids love helping to make the pizza. Makes it a fun and relaxing day!
December 22, 2024 at 12:31 AM
Nice one. We do a turkey, bacon, pumpkin (and a bunch of other veggies) salad for lunch, and then use the leftovers from this to make our homemade pizzas for dinner. Can prepare most of the salad the day before, then the kids love helping to make the pizza. Makes it a fun and relaxing day!
Best way I can put it:
1. She's experimented/tested everything, so there are loads of helpful suggestions for easy ways to do things, or substitutions to make.
2. Reading the recipes are more like a conversation with a friend than an internet recipe.
3. I'm yet to have a recipe fail or taste bad!
1. She's experimented/tested everything, so there are loads of helpful suggestions for easy ways to do things, or substitutions to make.
2. Reading the recipes are more like a conversation with a friend than an internet recipe.
3. I'm yet to have a recipe fail or taste bad!
December 22, 2024 at 12:11 AM
Best way I can put it:
1. She's experimented/tested everything, so there are loads of helpful suggestions for easy ways to do things, or substitutions to make.
2. Reading the recipes are more like a conversation with a friend than an internet recipe.
3. I'm yet to have a recipe fail or taste bad!
1. She's experimented/tested everything, so there are loads of helpful suggestions for easy ways to do things, or substitutions to make.
2. Reading the recipes are more like a conversation with a friend than an internet recipe.
3. I'm yet to have a recipe fail or taste bad!
Hi, glad you are here.
November 19, 2024 at 11:43 AM
Hi, glad you are here.