I have a friend who loves cheese. For Christmas, he bought £50 quids worth. I really can't see the appeal, myself.
so he can't have any but don't care-that's how bad the addiction is
When I get married I really want this cheese wedding cake
My partner only eats mild cheddar
. I'd like an Ace of Cakes wedding cake and a cupcake-tree personally.
That lovely cake of cheese almost makes the prospect of marriage appealing.
XD lol - a "cheese" cake. How odd
I'm not a fan of the cupcake tree-style over substance-they look pretty but the insides are generally all powdery and they get squished as people too full to eat them and can't be transported without squashyness. . But not a fan of cake in general. Apart from cheesecake
shame. I love cake. Perhaps too much. I don't eat a lot of it, but I do make quite a lot. Work loves it..
I like the idea of a cupcake tree for kids at the wedding - and for those who are still kids at heart
I should probably do a separate thread on this, because it could cause some arguments but what would you have as a wedding cake: fruit cake, or vanilla or chocolate sponge? Or another substitute I haven't thought of?
What sort of things do you cook? My partner is veggie but hates mushrooms which makes thinking of an original cheese free mushroom free veggie dish when we are both starving after work quite hard-sick of chilli and pasta
, so I can't really help much I'm afraid. Must admit I'd be really stuck in the same position, but that's because mushrooms are prob my 2nd most favourite thing after cheese.
What sort of things do you cook? My partner is veggie but hates mushrooms which makes thinking of an original cheese free mushroom free veggie dish when we are both starving after work quite hard-sick of chilli and pasta
When I get married I really want this cheese wedding cake
My partner only eats mild cheddar
I have the same problem, though it's only mature cheddar that I crave (can't eat soft cheeses anyway). I eat ridiculous amounts of the stuff. I ate just about as much when I ate meat, too.
Curry. Tortilla. Cornbread (look up a home-made cornbread recipe - it's not actually bread). Stir-fry. Shepherd's pie. Casserole. Stew. Five-bean hotpot. Veggie sausage and mash. Egg, chips and beans (have fruit for dessert if that makes you feel too unhealthy). Soup. Apart from the tortilla, these don't benefit from the addition of cheese.
That's cool!
I once saw a meat wedding cake; IIRC, MissFran was quite keen on the idea.
Cheers-apart from Cornbread, make most of these things but some are time consuming when you are starving at seven pm and the cheese based crap rules supreme-will google cornbread recipe
It helps to make BIIIG portions on a Sunday then eat more over the next couple of days, or freeze some so that next time all you have to do is stick it in the oven. I don't think egg and chips, sausage and mash or stir fry take that long.
I got a slow-cooker for Christmas and it fitted enough food to feed three of us for four days. That helps, too.
We have been considering a slow cooker but are they ok for veggies? Most people talk about cooking meat in them and don't want to fork out forty quid for sloppy veggie slurry when I can make that myself by overboiling stuff.
Our oven is shit-need to get new one as only heats up to gas mark 4
i thought being veggie might mean i lose weight...but sadly not as i now can't seem to go through a day without snacking on cheese. i am addicted. *pats belly*
) so effectively you are addicted to cheese.
i thought being veggie might mean i lose weight...but sadly not as i now can't seem to go through a day without snacking on cheese. i am addicted. *pats belly*
