What are ye eatin'? (NOW WITH DRINKING!!!)

Graces7

chunk of madeira cake and coffee

Rows Grower

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Woke up hungry last night and was low in food stocks.

I made toasted pita with ketchup, butter and mixed herbs.

Don't knock it till ye try it.

You must be living on that island with Grace are ya?

How could anyone run that low in food?

DunnoKidz

Rows Grower wrote: »

How could anyone run that low in food?

(Looks in mirror) when it becomes difficult to get transport, to shop or to carry. Little things (that people take for granted) can become difficult.

Graces7

DunnoKidz wrote: »

(Looks in mirror) when it becomes difficult to get transport, to shop or to carry. Little things (that people take for granted) can become difficult.

Yes indeed. Been there done that, got deliveries!

DunnoKidz

Graces7 wrote: »

Yes indeed. Been there done that, got deliveries!

Well done Graces!

I am sipping on vitamin water (seriously doubt it's anything but flavoured sugar/sodium water) but it's the healthiest looking thing in the hospial vending machine.

Graces7

DunnoKidz wrote: »

Well done Graces!

I am sipping on vitamin water (seriously doubt it's anything but flavoured sugar/sodium water) but it's the healthiest looking thing in the hospial vending machine.

I am used to isolated remote places. A visitor once asked me what I would do If I ran out of coffee... Do without, was my reply.If I am stupid enough to let basic supplies run low then I deserve it.

Before winter I will have three months of supplies of non perishables in the cupboard. Especially for my critters..

My running out of gas was a serious lapse! Been using bottled gas for decades and never before...

Eating peas..

Rubberlegs

Chicken tikka masala , rice , naan bread and mango chutney. Homemade with Sharwoods sauce. I had a glass of Malbec to drink.

Surreptitious

Have a stonebaked ham and pineapple pizza which I added tomato, cheese and fresh herbs to in the oven. Starving!

Rows Grower

Nibbling on some seaweed I dried out in the fresh air over the last couple of weeks and also having a nice bit of fresh crusty nettle bread.

It's still warm from the range with a slightest hint of last years peat.

This year is such a great year for turf and bog cotton.

It wasn't a great year for weaving, but we made the most of it.

I'll be having two dollops of red sauce on an easi single on a cream cracker for dessert.

DunnoKidz

Have a lovely quiche in the oven - will be followed up with a melange of fruit for dins. Can't wait.

VW 1

Homemade mince burgers made with salt, cayenne pepper, garlic puree, onion, coriander powder, ginger powder and a touch of spaghetti mix from tiger. An egg beaten in to with it.

Tomato and avocado salad on the side, with two eggs scrambled in the butter/meat juices left on the pan.

dartboardio

One of those large smartie bars and the hot version of cheetos awwwww ye

Grandeeod

I bought those Frey Bentos tinned meatballs earlier this week and milled them in all their processed glory. Rared on them as a kid.:D

The ladies had some Pork steak, mash and veg with gravy. A shame to waste the leftover Pork. Happy out.

So I walked down the village for a few pints as I'm working weekends and the same this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. I grabbed another can of those meatballs and made up a great mix.

Its a bed of chips, baked beans and the meatballs and gravy on top. Two slices of bread for the mop up.:D It's no posh, but tastes great!

Whispered

Popcorn and a caramello. Healthy eating has been forgotten about the past few days, must get back on the wagon.












Right after this bar.

Graces7

aero.

Autosport

Milk tray

Graces7

country vegetable cup - a -soup

Rubberlegs

Raspberry Skyr with berry and cherry granola, threw a handful of nuts on top. Still hungry

tara73

petit pains with butter and homemade elderflower jam

Graces7

tara73 wrote: »

petit pains with butter and homemade elderflower jam

ElderFLOWER? The tree here is covered in blossom....hmmm.

Graces7

Chips and peas and.....Yawn...Think I will hunker down and snooze,,, Bad nights he last while and it willbe noisy ..noiSIER later

igCorcaigh

Graces7 wrote: »

Chips and peas and.....Yawn...Think I will hunker down and snooze,,, Bad nights he last while and it willbe noisy ..noiSIER later

Enjoy the storm Grace. The weather here has become an overcast and middling bland.

Graces7

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Enjoy the storm Grace. The weather here has become an overcast and middling bland.

I think you got the rain last week, so fair does..!

tara73

Graces7 wrote: »

ElderFLOWER? The tree here is covered in blossom....hmmm.

yes, it's very easy to make. I can write down the recipe if you want.

Autosport

Birthday cake

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Getting steak, carrots, broccoli and potatoes ready. Nice to be back to 'normal' food.

Whispered

Mash and beans. Loads of salt and butter.

Graces7

Toasted sandwich... solpadeine.

Graces7

tara73 wrote: »

yes, it's very easy to make. I can write down the recipe if you want.

Ah thanks, Talked it over with my boss and decided that THIS year all the fruit
i can gather will be jammed whole or frozen for me in the winter! As well as the elderberries, there are hedges of blackberries and rose hips... Last autumn with no power or freezer or cooker all I could do was stand at the hedge and eat!

Sounds lovely though..so.. exotic...

Rows Grower

Graces7 wrote: »

Ah thanks, Talked it over with my boss and decided that THIS year all the fruit
i can gather will be jammed whole or frozen for me in the winter! As well as the elderberries, there are hedges of blackberries and rose hips... Last autumn with no power or freezer or cooker all I could do was stand at the hedge and eat!

Sounds lovely though..so.. exotic...

Must of been a handy sight for the neighbours and anyone else passing.

You sound like a time traveller from 1847.