Last week Rose asked us to do this little questionnaire about what we'd achieved over the past week and here are my responses...
Over the last week:
I made a great meal of:slow cooked lamb....a cheap boney thing that I hadn't had before.....$2.05 and it was quite meaty and very tender, very good with a few sultanas added, fresh thyme and lots of potatoes.
I baked:bread and a date loaf(from my folder and I added some chopped fresh dates)
I preserved:pickled onions
I stockpiled:tins of tuna that were very cheap($1 each for 95gm tins)
I handmade/started to hand make:baby clothes:a cotton dress(Itty Bitty Dress) and simple knitted jumpers(Milo) etc
I repurposed:a soft drink bottle to make a fruit fly trap
I saved money by:staying in
I sowed seeds/planted seedlings/cuttings of:mizuna seeds but I also have tomatoes etc self-seeding and doing very well.
I harvested:rocket, thyme, chives, limes and lemons
I tried something new:Puy lentils tiny ones that are popular in France....I cooked them in tinned tomatoes and garlic and they're lovely. I bought them at Pantryman in Rockingham City, around $9 a kilo.
I read and was inspired by:Slow Cooker Recipes for Vegetarians, the many posts of our members here
at the forum.
I finally tackled:My knitting patterns and wool stash ~ this involved Joe lugging my 57litre box out to the loungeroom....it's a bit embarrassing really as there's two more boxes almost as big and I still want to go to Spotlight for more!
I really enjoyed:Spring-like days in the garden and knitting while watching Wimbledon(recorded) on TV
Finished knitting is my first Milo vest for Phoenix,
Over the last week:
I made a great meal of:slow cooked lamb....a cheap boney thing that I hadn't had before.....$2.05 and it was quite meaty and very tender, very good with a few sultanas added, fresh thyme and lots of potatoes.
I baked:bread and a date loaf(from my folder and I added some chopped fresh dates)
I preserved:pickled onions
I stockpiled:tins of tuna that were very cheap($1 each for 95gm tins)
I handmade/started to hand make:baby clothes:a cotton dress(Itty Bitty Dress) and simple knitted jumpers(Milo) etc
I repurposed:a soft drink bottle to make a fruit fly trap
I saved money by:staying in
I sowed seeds/planted seedlings/cuttings of:mizuna seeds but I also have tomatoes etc self-seeding and doing very well.
I harvested:rocket, thyme, chives, limes and lemons
I tried something new:Puy lentils tiny ones that are popular in France....I cooked them in tinned tomatoes and garlic and they're lovely. I bought them at Pantryman in Rockingham City, around $9 a kilo.
I read and was inspired by:Slow Cooker Recipes for Vegetarians, the many posts of our members here
at the forum.
I finally tackled:My knitting patterns and wool stash ~ this involved Joe lugging my 57litre box out to the loungeroom....it's a bit embarrassing really as there's two more boxes almost as big and I still want to go to Spotlight for more!
I really enjoyed:Spring-like days in the garden and knitting while watching Wimbledon(recorded) on TV
Finished knitting is my first Milo vest for Phoenix,
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