I packed it up a few days later and ate it for lunch with some eggs.
It smelled amazing and tasted just as good.
For my tea that day, I ate some (slightly past it, but still tasty) roasted sweetcorns and the kidneys from a lamb that we butchered last week in a rather awesome evening spent with the nice people at Meat N16 (probably more on that later), which I fried up with onion garlic and some cherry tomatoes which were lurking in the bottom of the salad drawer.
I've also recently had a lunch of slightly pickled purple carrots and turnip with noodles and tuna.
A slightly weird mix of roasted squash and smoked mackerel.
And some lamb 'bolognese' (made from all the leftovery bits of the same lamb - mostly intended for shepherds' pie - this was the excess) with lovely steamed brassicas.
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Thank you so much, Mrs Hand, for taking the time out of your modern independent life to read and comment on my blog.
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