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mmmmm ...... friend coming to dinner - no red meat, dairy and wheat

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Merlin · 14/07/2008 18:30

What shall I cook?

DH not a big fish lover , so maybe chicken thing?

Any ideas gratefully received!!!

TIA

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elmoandella · 14/07/2008 18:42

poussin, spatchcock it. sprinkle with rosemary, olive oil and garlic.

stick it in oven for an hr. have it with bread and salad.

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spicemonster · 14/07/2008 18:49

No bread! Potatoes maybe.

Or you could do a chicken and leek risotto? Sweat some onions in butter/oil, add the rice and chicken and 500ml stock. Then leeks towards end of cooking

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sarah293 · 14/07/2008 18:51

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Scootergrrrl · 14/07/2008 18:54

Chicken and roasted veg - cherry toms, courgettes, peppers etc?

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oggsfrog · 14/07/2008 18:57

Roast chicken with lemon, garlic and rosemary. New potatoes. Salad.

Duck, rice pancakes, hoi sin sauce, spring onions, cucumber.

Pork stir fry with chillies.

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2loudboys · 14/07/2008 19:57

Bowl of peanuts !!!!!!!! With wine, of course .

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Booboobedoo · 14/07/2008 20:00

Guacamole with crudites.

Chicken Thai Red Curry (coconut milk cunning dairy substitute) with rice.

Espresso Granita.

(Have a friend with similar proclivities).

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Merlin · 14/07/2008 20:25

Thank you! Some lovely ideas there - will give it some thought.

2loudboys - liking your style!!!!!

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Ladytophamhatt · 14/07/2008 20:26

boiled eggs without soldiers.

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Merlin · 16/07/2008 19:56

OK - have decided on chicken and roasted veg. Maybe some new pots if lucky!

Am having a complete blank on a starter - all my faves seem to have the offending ingredients in!

Anyone suggest something tasty and easy please?

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2loudboys · 16/07/2008 20:06

Crudites (pepper, carrot, celery etc etc yada yada) + homemade hummous (whizz couple tins drained chickpeas, couple tablespoons tahini, squeeze of lemon juice & clove or two of garlic in food processor). If you want, you can stir some cumin powder through it if you want.

Pile it all on a platter in centre of table & drizzle some olive oil over top of hummous.

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Merlin · 17/07/2008 16:09

mmmm had thought of that one, but wondered if it was veg overload with the roasted veg for main!

ANyone else?

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Merlin · 17/07/2008 17:40

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lilolilmanchester · 17/07/2008 17:49

A simple salad perhaps? Mixed leaves, cooked mushrooms, bacon (if they don't count that as red meat, sundried tomatoes, pine nuts - or anything else you fancy - and a nice dressing? Still veg but different veg to the roasted ones

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palaver · 17/07/2008 17:53

soup?

there are lots of different veg soups

prawns? done in chilli and garlic or maybe a classic prawn cocktail with no bread for friend

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Merlin · 17/07/2008 17:54

No bacon or ham! She is a PITA!!!!!!

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Merlin · 17/07/2008 17:55

DH doesn't like prawns! Think a bowl of peanuts will have to do at this rate!!

Thanks for the suggestions though!

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palaver · 17/07/2008 17:56

chicken liver pate and salad leaves?

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palaver · 17/07/2008 17:57

mushroom [ate?

falafel

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palaver · 17/07/2008 17:57

oops mushroom pate

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MsDemeanor · 17/07/2008 18:00

I second bowl of peanuts and lots of wine. Sounds like you'll need it!

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Merlin · 17/07/2008 18:05

oooh mushroom pate sounds good - but no toast for her!!!!

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palaver · 17/07/2008 18:06

oatcakes for her with the pate

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Ewe · 17/07/2008 18:07

Garlic mushrooms?

Mmm, my fav, the rest of you can dip bread in too.

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Ewe · 17/07/2008 18:08

Duck, cucumber, spring onion and hoisin salad thing?

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