I love the Corningware dishes I bought for my mum from Singapore. They're sooo incredibly cheaper over there and worth lugging across on the plane. I made a roast beef with potatoes in the smallest dish and then used the juices from the roast to make homemade gravy! It worked out better this time - only a few small lumps - haha! However, I overdid the chilli flakes so the sisters thought it was too hot for them. Yum!
*raises her glass* "A toast: while most people eat to live, I live to eat. There's nothing like enjoying a delicious home-cooked meal with a fine bottle of wine in the company of fantastic friends. To life!"
Thursday 3rd Jan '08
After a sleep in, I spent most of the day organising and preparing for Benoit's Bucks Day approaching quickly this weekend!
I love the Corningware dishes I bought for my mum from Singapore. They're sooo incredibly cheaper over there and worth lugging across on the plane. I made a roast beef with potatoes in the smallest dish and then used the juices from the roast to make homemade gravy! It worked out better this time - only a few small lumps - haha! However, I overdid the chilli flakes so the sisters thought it was too hot for them. Yum!

I love the Corningware dishes I bought for my mum from Singapore. They're sooo incredibly cheaper over there and worth lugging across on the plane. I made a roast beef with potatoes in the smallest dish and then used the juices from the roast to make homemade gravy! It worked out better this time - only a few small lumps - haha! However, I overdid the chilli flakes so the sisters thought it was too hot for them. Yum!
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