I've had a busy old day today. I was working this morning and Whist this afternoon. Tea tonight is the simplest meal. I took two basa fillets and have spread a thick layer of pesto onto them. I grated some cheddar over them and popped them in the oven. I'm serving them with salad leaves fresh picked from my garden and some shop bought peppers, cucumber and tomatoes. What are you having.
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That looks delicious! I am making some hot and spicy chicken wings, Italian noodles, and a salad.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds really tasty too. Have a lovely weekend
DeleteGlad Tony enjoyed and we had a very easy tea after the temperature reach 32.7deg C. Oven baked fish & chips from the freezer, which needed to be used to make room for more blueberries and plums from a neighbour. Oh........and I added a tin of mushy peas. Yes, we do get them here in Oz at the supermarket.(giggle). Take care & hugs.
ReplyDelete32deg... phew, that's hot. I love mushy peas with mint sauce.
DeleteThat looks and sounds fabulous.
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed a delicious fish dish with buttered leeks and mashed swede ...
Have a lovely Friday evening and a good weekend.
All the best Jan
Hi Jan. Mashed swede is one of my favourite veggies. I'm hoping to grow plenty of swede this year. Have a great weekend. X
ReplyDeleteI've got some basa fillets in the freezer, must put a jar of pesto on my next shopping list. Sounds delish.
ReplyDeleteWe were surprised at just how tasty it was. I'm going to try a curry paste next time.
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