This was very nice. I used a basa fillet, that being what I lifted after dipping into the fish bag. I suppose they're goujons really, not fish fingers, but they were delicious egged, crumbed and cooked in Nellie.
This was a recipe I found on the SW site and it was OK, I suppose, but I won't be making it again like that*. The kofta meatballs were as dry as a bone - good flavour but the texture was - just no! I made six and ate three. The other three have been chucked, sadly. Oh, well, can't win them all, can you?
SW: half a syn for the yogurt or, if I have a smoothie, also one and a half syns for 10g oats. I do NOT syn fruit just because it has been blended, sorry.
What do I mean by low spend?
At the beginning of this year, as part of a de-cluttering thing, I did a detailed audit of all the food I had in cupboards, fridge and freezer and was somewhat horrified at how much stuff I had.
So I determined to make a huge effort to reduce it down and use it up with minimal waste.
January and February were no spend and low spend months respectively. March is going to be another low spend month with just a few exceptions and, of course, all the essentials. It has got to work with Slimming World.
'Essential' means food such as fresh fruit, veg and dairy/eggs and other essentials including things like cleaning products and toiletries as needed. A few other things will come up through the month but generally it is just real essentials as I see 'essential'.
Of course, all regular bills, direct debits, etc, will still be paid as usual - they are essential.
It's really helping in these difficult times. I am still able to save a wodge of my income (which is all pensions now) as I have done since I retired, plus a bit more. After all, at some point, I will have to start replacing things - just not yet.
Ooh I do love a fish finger sandwich xx
ReplyDeleteMe too, especially white bread. Yummy stuff. xx
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