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by Tookie
Jan 27, '03   Views: 1,476   Comments: 8

  1. Australia Day Food

    What did you eat on Australia Day - we had lamb - but as a stir fry with rice and it was lovely a spicy - not too hot for a change - l have been accused recently of being a bit heavy handed with the spices - (just cause we are drinking 5 glasses of water when l made that curry last week l don't know why he is thinking that)
    So tell me and everyone else what did you eat to celebrate Australia day - PS don't you love those new vegemite ads.
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  3. by Aussienurse2
    Jan 27, '03
    We had snags, t-bone and salads. Potato, green and coleslaw you nosey bugger!! LOL!!! ( And the obligatory beetroot, asparagrass, corn, and all that faldaral) Then got good and shattered and went for a swim. Wasn't it a stinker?!
  4. by Grace Oz
    Jan 28, '03
    DON'T talk to me about food!! I've been throwing up all night & I feel YUK YUK YUK!!!..
    Send the Maxalon PLEASE!!!....
    Poor ol sick GRACE :-(
  5. by NurseRachy
    Jan 28, '03
    Australia day food - ummmm, well i was at a party so.........
    Fruit salad
    little sandwiches
    cake
    cheeses
    dips
    salad
    pasta salad
    oh, and vegemite on toast for breakfast!
    All in all it was a very good day
    Love Rachel @}-->--------
  6. by NurseRachy
    Jan 28, '03
    Ohh poor Grace - I have a WHOLE bottle the doctor gave me when i hit my head - had about 3 all together and then forgot about it....
    Hope you're well again soon
    Love Rachel @}-->-----------
  7. by bewbew
    Jan 28, '03
    good old barbie food, of course...............snags, chops (burnt of course).....an some tinnies in the esky!
  8. by frannybee
    Feb 2, '03
    Had a Tesco Full English Breakfast, then a horrendously expensive steak sanger at the Walkabout (£3.50, nearly $10!)
    Then, after drinking all day and night, the obligatory doner kebab.
    Does Midori count as a fruit serve?
  9. by sehbear
    Feb 3, '03
    Pavlova of course.... yum!
  10. by Tookie
    Feb 4, '03
    Just readin these thougts makes me think
    God l love the diversity and variety in our country that we are so lucky to be able to enjoy - we can have so many different cultural type food within one week - that is either througheating out or cooking at home
    We are so lucky (even in this drought) to have such wondeerrful fresh food

    1 would think l made agood meal tonight for tea - it was real just fish and homemade chips
    But last night we had chicken ina pasta sauce with spinach and ricottta cheese type parcels
    God a love the food we have here
    OK off the subject sorry

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