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woodpops · 24/01/2005 11:27

We've got friends coming round for a meal in a fortnight. Thought I'd make peppered steak, roast spuds, veggies etc (not too testing) followed by lemon meringue pudding and barbados creams. Trouble is I'm a bit stuck on what to do for starters. Any ideas?? No fish or lamb!!!

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anorak · 24/01/2005 11:47

garlic mushrooms

Mothernature · 24/01/2005 11:48

cleriac salad?

monkeygirl · 24/01/2005 11:49

French onion soup or a consomme?

Does this mean you are eating proper food now WP??

anorak · 24/01/2005 11:49

avocado tomato and mozzarella salad.

aubergine fritters

houmous, tzaziki, olives and pitta

beachyhead · 24/01/2005 11:49

red onion tartlets with a balsamic dressing....

beachyhead · 24/01/2005 11:49

what are barbados creams? they sound yummy

woodpops · 24/01/2005 11:57

I thought about garlic mushrooms but the ones I do are in a cream sauce which I thought would be a bit much with peppered steak.

MG, yep I have been eating normal food last week on hol but am going to go back onto abstenance till the meal with friends. I've not put any on but I want to prove to myself that I am able to go back onto abstenance. IYKWIM.

Barbados creams are yum. It's natural yog and cream mixed together then topped with muscavardo sugar. You then leave them in the fridge over night (at least) and they have this yummy juice at the bottom of the ramekin dish when you eat them. Really easy but really tasty.

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Prufrock · 24/01/2005 12:02

Barbados cream is a Nigella recipe beachhead and is gorgeous. Mix a carton of whipped cream with a carton of greek yoghurt, put in a shallow dish and cover with a thick layer of dark muscavodo suger, leave in fridge for 24-48 hours and mix up before serving.

Crostini - with goats cheese and red pepper (use teh peppers from waitrose that come in oil rather than ones in brine) and/or a pack of bought blinis topped with creme fraiche and a smll bit of caviar (well lumpfish roe) or a scrap of smoked salmon. You can eat these over drinks before you sit down leaving you plenty of time for kitchen prep.

flashingnose · 24/01/2005 12:09

beachyhead, can you post the recipe for the red onion tartlets, they sound very yummy .

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