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Nice meals

And I normally use butternut pumpkin. Unsure if it is Australian only? It's the regular one we have.


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Darn, Its one of those hard to find pumpkins We have them in the U.S. but you have to get lucky at the farmers market or grow your own and I have a black thumb.

I'd forgotten to post these earlier - this is what I was eating last week:

Turkey burger topped with pesto, lemon-steamed asparagus.

Birthday breakfast healthy chocolate pancakes!

That's sounds interesting. Where up North? and how do you make them?

In the New England area - I'm from Texas and this was the first time I'd ever seen them here. I cooked them (you don't want to eat them raw) in salted boiling water for about 4 minutes before draining and shocking them in some ice water. Then I heated a little vegetable oil in a skillet with a slivered garlic clove and some chopped almonds. Tossed in the drained ferns and sauteed for a couple of minutes before seasoning with salt, pepper, and fresh thyme. It was tasty

Bump for this recipe. I'm in Texas as well and have never seen these. Will have to look and find them.

Pancakes with strawberries,coconut and maple syrup.Simple but good

tonight's dinner:

Stuffed tomatoes with roasted potatoes



Roasted chicken thighs, roasted potatoes and broccoli

pasta (spirellis), cherry tomatoes, feta cheese, black olives, mustard seeds, olive oil, salt, pepper, bread crumbs.


3 slices of bread, 3 slices of ham, 3 slices of tomato, 5g of cheese, a bit of lettuce, 1 table spoon of home made vinaigrette


Salmon, green beans, baby tomatoes and cooked wheat


150g beef 5% fat, 250g red beans, one tomato, onions, some pepperonis, salad, tortillas (home made if you can, or without salt), 50g sour cream, some oil to cook and of course SPICES! (salt, cumin, coriander, chili pepper,… or a already done chili con carne mix).

In for yumminess : )