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Nell Merionwen
Joined: 02 Jun 2008
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Location: Beautiful Derbyshire
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 Posted: Thu Jul 10, 14 1:42 pm Post subject: Skill share menu 2014 |
 
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I am happy to co-ordinate this again.
thoughts anyone?
What would you like to bring?
This is what is offer currently.
Chickem - quiche and cake
Jamanda - Bread, cheese and chickpeas.
Mo - 2 doz eggs, 20 jacket spuds, pasta with pesto, salad, butter and yoghurt.
Joanne - Gluten Free Cous cous, cheese
Chez - More eggs and cheese
Gythagirl - quiche and cake
Bibbster - fruit cake
GG - veggie bean burger, hommity pie.
Snowball- Tea, coffee, soft drinks, milk, sugar, roasted pepper dip, olive and anchovy bites, cake.
Meal Time Table So Far.
Friday Night.
Chip shop run (we will need volunteer(s) to do this along side Andrew. He is happy to go as he knows where it is and so on)
Saturday.
Breakfast,
A variety of pork products (saussies and bacon).
Eggs (probably scrambled for convenience)
Possibility of sauteed mushrooms, potatoes and tomatoes?
Lunch
Quiches, bread, cheese, pasta salads, cous cous. (any other dishes anyone wishes to provide)
Dinner
Bunny tagine with mint and feta salad and cous cous.
Veggie bean thingy made by G-G
Sunday
Breakfast
See Yesterday.
Lunch.
Left overs.
Dinner
Who knows as we may all have left by then.
Ongoing
Cake, snacks, tea, coffee and stuff.
This is subjet to other's agreement.
What do people recommend doing with the bunnies?
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MornieG
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Location: Bromham, Wiltshire
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Sorry Nell no idea what you are referring to, can you elaborate please 
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Nell Merionwen
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Location: Beautiful Derbyshire
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 14 1:48 pm Post subject: |
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The skill share in August linky
Accomodation thread is here
This thread is for organising the menu for the weekend. Sort of a list of who is bringing, and what we are eating and when.
So far Chickem is bringing quiches and cake. |
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MornieG
Joined: 17 Jan 2013
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Thanks Nell I had forgotton all about this. Will have a chat with Pete could maybe combine it with a visit to Cornwall to see his kids
Mo.XX
Woopie we can make it !!   sorry but I'm a woz and won't be able to do the bunny slaughtering bit. Cooking it no problem. XX
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Jamanda
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 14 7:38 pm Post subject: |
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Bread, cheese and chickpeas
Remember three meals on Saturday, and breakfast and lunch on Sunday need to come out of the central pot, so while we need to decide what we'll have, anyone bringing those or ingredients for those will be reimbursed. |
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MornieG
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As we are not coming down from home it will be difficult to bring a quantity of prepared food as no where cool to keep it fresh for 24 hours. Happy to bring any ingredients required that will keep in the car for that long in a small cool box. Don't know what the attendance number count is yet but we can start with.......
2 dozen eggs.
20 ? large potatoes for Jackets
Pasta and some Pesto
Selection of salad ingredients
Some butter and Yoghurt
Can probably rustle up a cake or two
Not been to a DS event before so will that do ?
Presumably simple tasty food required. I can do a meal of Pasta with pesto and mushrooms plus bacon for the non veggies topped with a generous portion of cheese or a pasta bake
Mo and Pete XX
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Nick
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It's an ok start, but, really, you need to think about other people. I suggest about 5kg of dried chick peas. Eight if you're there two days. It's pretty much all Sean eats, for example.
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NorthernMonkeyGirl
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What's our rough count of special dietary snowflakes?
And what would survive the trip from oop north?? I'm too tight to put the air-con on  |
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MornieG
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| Nick wrote: |
| It's an ok start, but, really, you need to think about other people. I suggest about 5kg of dried chick peas. Eight if you're there two days. It's pretty much all Sean eats, for example. |
Love spicy chickpeas with loads of cumin, yum !!
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Nell Merionwen
Joined: 02 Jun 2008
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Location: Beautiful Derbyshire
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 14 8:24 pm Post subject: |
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| MornieG wrote: |
| Nick wrote: |
| It's an ok start, but, really, you need to think about other people. I suggest about 5kg of dried chick peas. Eight if you're there two days. It's pretty much all Sean eats, for example. |
Love spicy chickpeas with loads of cumin, yum !!
Mo.XX |
Possibly not in the amount that was prepared at the foody skill share.  |
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Chez
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Remember that there will be a large quantity of rabbit for Saturday. Rabbit with chickpeas? |
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cir3ngirl
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Location: Cirencester
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We will be coming by train so if I made a list could somebody who had room in a car buy things for me to cook with while we were there. Happy to paypal money before shopping beings |
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Jamanda
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 14 9:13 pm Post subject: |
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Actually I think some sort of Morocanny flavoured bunny and chick pea thing might work!
If you are on the train, or not coming from home, then please don't complicate your lives by bringing food.
(Cake tends to be the main thing required as extra.) |
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gardening-girl
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As I don`t do bunny,shall I make something veggie?I know Christian is veggie,anyone else? |
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joanne
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| gardening-girl wrote: |
| As I don`t do bunny,shall I make something veggie?I know Christian is veggie,anyone else? |
If there is a rabbit tagine thing going down, I'm sure a veggie version would be appreciated and then we only have to make a huge amount of couscous (I'll bring GF couscous down to Chez's as I've only seen it in Asda) |
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