Have just heard about the death of Pope Francis. He always seemed to be a decent man with principles and a godly life, who genuinely cared for the vulnerable.
And if people called him a commie and left-winger he must have been doing something right.
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Family around for lunch today. Simple sausage, mash and baked beans. Or pizza. Or mash and gravy but no beans. Or vegetarian sausages.
Followed by what was supposed to be Easter egg cheesecake. I saw a recipe on the internet, thought it looked simple, and gave it a go.
Trouble was, when I loosened and removed the tin everything slid gently out at the sides. It became Easter egg mess.Last night we had a retro dinner. Husband had been reminiscing about his dad's go-to treat meal. He would cook steak diane with croquette potatoes and peas. To go fully retro I made us prawn cocktails for starters.
Husband's only complaint was that the croquettes were 'too posh'. I'd bought them in M&S instead of Birds Eye cheap and cheerful frozen variety.
If I am reading it right, the choices were varied.
ReplyDeleteMore varied than I'd hoped, AC!
DeleteMaking allowances for everyone's likes and dislikes is a minefield, but it's fun to have family visiting.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely worth it.
DeleteThe prawn cocktail was a nice additional touch to the Retro Dinner!
ReplyDeleteIt's also one of my favourites.
DeletePope died just after a visit from JDVance.
ReplyDeleteKoinkydink ?
I doubt it! Truss and the Queen spring to mind.
DeletePrawn cocktail!! It's been a long time. With or without beans and sausage..or maybe I'm mixing two meals up.
ReplyDeleteI have prepared Chucken Breast Diane, but never Steak Diane. Sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious
ReplyDeleteWow looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteCathy
The dessert sounds yummy though messy. I bet no one cared about the appearance!
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