
some chopped spinach cubes from the freezer that I thawed out.
Salt and pepper to season.

basil, a can of crushed tomatos and a dash of worcestershire sauce.

and then stuffed them with the filling.

sauce over and baked in the oven for about fifteen minutes.

I bought a bag of tomatos for only $1.99 so Mum was inspired to cook one of my favourites for my dinner. I found a bottle of Tobasco in the pantry that I forgot about and poured a generous amount over dinner. Gosh, I love Tobasco. Tobasco and eggs. Match made in heaven.

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