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Thursday, March 18, 2010


8 Comments:
Were you feeling peckish ? Or stacking the freezer full of ready meals ready for the World Cup ? Or maybe it's for Zac's .
Whoever will be eating it , I envy them . It looks very spoonable .
Oh that looks SO good - I was all prepared to make a beef stew tonight but Lorne decided he wanted spaghetti and meatballs instead. So maybe stew on Sunday.
mmmmmm (without the lamb of course!!)
I saw Cawl on a menu board when we first visited Aber to see over the uni, I wondered then what it was. I think the next time we went down it was on "special" in the hotel we were at so I tried it... Flipping excellent!
Save me a bowl save me a bowl, I am on my way, looks yummie and is on my can eat list.
much love
Lia
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Wow! so many veggies :-)
I adore leeks! Actually I had them in a chicken casserole last night...yummmm.
Recipe please???
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