Reply With QuoteI tried one of those food kit delivery jobs for a few weeks, more for inspiration and a bit of variety than anything else.Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Their portions were made for midgets or Karen Carpenter.
a weekly/monthly seems to be a load of stuff that nobody really needs.
Fixing a problem that doesn't exist. I don't need that many razor blades, or a mattress that comes rolled up in a cylinder.
Anybody tried those companies that deliver meals? Not meals on wheels.
I tried one of those food kit delivery jobs for a few weeks, more for inspiration and a bit of variety than anything else.
Their portions were made for midgets or Karen Carpenter.
I'm looking for new things to cook. I've been buying loads of cookbooks for flumpence in secondhand stores and raping them for ideas. It's starting to annoy the wife.
Someone I know tried it just to keep the recipe cards.
Adiós and vaya con Dios
The sensible thing would be to choose 7 meals, appoint one to each day of the week, and quit poncing about having to make decisions.
Actually, that's not a bad idea...
Monday - Schitzel, potato salad, peas
Tuesday - Steak, chips, peas
Wednesday - Sausage, mash, peas
Thursday - Pork belly, pommes dauph, peas
Friday - Prawn and pea risotto
Saturday - Spag bol. No peas.
Sunday - Roast chicken and that.
Easy peasy.
Oh yes, I kept them, then I lost them.
Meat, potatoes and veg. You, sir, are nothing but a paddy manqué
How can one prepare in advance but keep the freezer use to a minimum without having to pop into the supermarket each evening on the way home from work.
It's what the glw demands.
English, see?
Ocado delivery on Friday, another on Monday. Sorted.
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