What's for tea tonight!
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Big night in our house tonight - our 24yr old autistic son is currently making macaroni cheese from scratch all by himself for the first time!
He has had 2 demonstrations but seemed to pick it up quite fast so he is going it alone!
This is massive for him as, up to now, he has only been able to do batchelors super noodles. So he does know how to boil a kettle and do pasta.
The sauce part is new though and it can be tricky to get a smooth sauce for anyone.
I do have a blender if it turns out lumpy. He hasn't asked for help yet (apart from asking which flour to use, which pan to use and wanting to know why the hob wasnt lighting)
Be interesting to see what turns out! He loves maccy cheese.
** just looked and he is doing well but his sauce hasn't thickened at all really. Not enough flour. His pasta looks good though.
Think it will be perfectly edible, just waiting to see if he remembers to grate the cheese and mix it altogether. It really is a massive step up from the noodles!**0 -
Thanks @Sandy_123
He did a great job but unfortunately became annoyed during the meal because I told him he'd done a good job more than once. Doh! He was able to say it's very annoying when i say the same thing more than once.
Think he was a tad stressed but it just goes to show he can do it! Onwards and upwards!0 -
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Hunters chicken with potato croquettes and salad1
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I'm roasting a chicken but having chips and salad with it0
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lasagna and salad0
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Decided on Pork chops, egg and chips for tonight x1
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Mushroom pasta0
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Gammon & Chips followed by Pancakes.0
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Sandwich and pancakes0
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Having Cod in batter with cheesy mash, mushy peas and beetroot for me
No pancakes for us tonight x0 -
Are you not a fan @SueHeath?0
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Hubby not @Hannah_Scope and i ate to much the weekend,
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Doesn't mean you can't eat any today...
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Ha ha ha stop it - i'd eat to many ha ha mmmmmm with sugar and lemon x0
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The biggie is that the fresh produce today, is less nutritious then it was a century ago.
Take a tomato, they are mass produced in indoor farms, it's a bit like taking an original print of the Mona Lisa endlessly photocopying it, in the end you are left with a fuzzy print of the Mona Lisa. So your mass produced tomato has lost it's vitamins and minerals over time. This is what scientists are saying.1 -
Sorry to hear you think like this @rebel11 i'm a bit of a foodie, so i do understand some things to do with vits/min nutrition etc. I have read about the trials with some farming idea's but they would have to tell you if your food comes from such crops. I do understand the thinking of mass production but the vits etc are still good, yes the taste is probably different i think this is why some people like to buy organic.0
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Jacket spud with beans n cheese didn't really enjoy it0
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