Chicken Thigh Day...
Think that says it all really
just have to decide what to have with them...
I was going to say that I haven't eaten yet but I did have some lettuce, tomato, egg sandwiches and also a Muller Rice Pot whilst messing about on the PC and I had three slices of toast and marmalade this morning...
So this main meal later on will fill the void...
Update:Around 8pm, I cooked two thighs, used roughly half of a sachet of some kind of mix so it can make another meal, half the water because its a smaller portion for one, some stock from the chicken I cooked the other day, some onions, streaky bacon and sliced mushrooms. Also some mixed vegetables and potatoes. . It was supposed to be chicken in red wine.
There isn't the choice on the supermarket shelf but where you can pay 80p-£2 for a sachet of herbs/mix with a roasting bag. I found one of the food manufacturer's have tins of some flavours normally found in these packets for £1.99 but you can measure out individual servings up to 12 servings and that's cheaper so if I could find some more of them, that would be great!
It came out fine and was a decent meal. One of my more expensive meals because I had two chicken thighs, so where my daily budget is 50p - £1 and at most £1.50 this probably came in around £2.
just have to decide what to have with them...I was going to say that I haven't eaten yet but I did have some lettuce, tomato, egg sandwiches and also a Muller Rice Pot whilst messing about on the PC and I had three slices of toast and marmalade this morning...
So this main meal later on will fill the void...
Update:Around 8pm, I cooked two thighs, used roughly half of a sachet of some kind of mix so it can make another meal, half the water because its a smaller portion for one, some stock from the chicken I cooked the other day, some onions, streaky bacon and sliced mushrooms. Also some mixed vegetables and potatoes. . It was supposed to be chicken in red wine.
There isn't the choice on the supermarket shelf but where you can pay 80p-£2 for a sachet of herbs/mix with a roasting bag. I found one of the food manufacturer's have tins of some flavours normally found in these packets for £1.99 but you can measure out individual servings up to 12 servings and that's cheaper so if I could find some more of them, that would be great!
It came out fine and was a decent meal. One of my more expensive meals because I had two chicken thighs, so where my daily budget is 50p - £1 and at most £1.50 this probably came in around £2.
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