Originally posted by RobtardIt must have been bubbles and squeak. It's a southern thing of left over mash potato, cabbage and onions (although I think it might actually be leak) fried in a pan and it bubbles and squeaks, hence the term. My theory is its cockney rhyming slang. Cabbage and leak becomes bubbles and squeak.
It was some kind of potato and it looked mashed.Tomato wasn't grilled, it was boiled. I actually like grilled tomatoes.
Airport food, what you gonna do.
Originally posted by RobtardSee, I'd have fruit in yoghurt, which I think cottage cheese is close to, but I've never had cottage cheese.
Some do, like banana or blueberries. But I generally don't mix them, I'll eat the cottage cheese (for protein) and then I'll have the fruit.I do like throwing in some walnut pieces in the cottage cheese, that goes well. imo.
Originally posted by Piggle HumsyI never liked tinned tomatoes. My mum and dad always had it with tinned tomatoes and I wanted baked beans... haermm
You sure it wasn’t just tinned tomatoes?
Originally posted by Piggle HumsyThat does sound great with the eggs ham and onions but I revert back to my previous statement of having yoghurt with fruit.
They sell cottage cheese with pineapple in 🤷‍♀️It can really go with sweet or savoury but I usually have it with a savoury dish
I like making healthy quiche with it
mixing it with 5 eggs, ham, spring onions and baking it in the oven until cookedSometimes I’ll sprinkle a little grated cheese on top just before it’s finished
As I see it, yoghurt is sweet protein and cheese is savoury protein.