I have been adding "recipes" for things like cheese toast for my family but didn't think they were worth sending in to Mamtaskitchen...
but if you want a look -
click on the links and go through the pics, the instructions are on the pics
Potato salad with roast chicken
Steve
I don't think its going to let me post the links as clickable
Potato Salad with roast chicken
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=170285&id=759322738&l=f75594e3ce
will have to by copy and paste into your browser if you want to see them...
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=169295&id=759322738&l=25b5b94ffb - Peas and Ribs
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=169066&id=759322738&l=b88f03176f - Houmous and Salami Sandwich
Steve
Last few now, if they will post !
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=169051&id=759322738&l=02f4e72fa9 - Cheese Toast with Salami and Sundried Tomato
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=166597&id=759322738&l=b4917f2a3c - Corned beef hash
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=166006&id=759322738&l=ecabd30652 - Extra Creamy cheese toast with mushrooms and tomato
Steve
here is an observation/tip...
when using spring onions I tend to cut out the junction between the leaves as it can have trapped dirt that won't wash out !
is it just me ?.. lol
Steve
I do like the 'junction box' too. I can't recall having a problem having dirt in spring onions unlike leeks. I suspect that when grown commercially they are not planted in earth, but in a combination of manure, ash, sand or similar.
Winton