Showing posts with label sunday supper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunday supper. Show all posts

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Mikes Sunday Supper

Wild Orange Mushrooms with Avocado
Mikes Sunday Supper
1. mushrooms, 2. YUM Mushrooms

Ok so maybe this is more of a breaky thing, but I could eat Mushrooms and Avocado on Toast all day!

This is how I like to do it.

Roughly chop up the mushrooms
Add some Butter to the frying pan
Put the mushrooms in.
(the great thing about these big wild guys is that they self sauce themselves. So just a little bit of butter to start and if you feel you need more put more in)
While they are cooking pop some bread into the toaster.
The Sunday Supper host makes some nice looking bread!
Once it has popped up spread with avocado.
The Mushrooms should be done now, so crack some pepper over them and just a little bit of salt and put them on top of your Avocado toast and EAT!!

You could also add these guys to a basic Risotto Recipe too.

Happy Sunday Supper Making.
Thank you Meet Me at Mikes

xoxx
brooke and moca

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Sunday Supper

Cameralised Bananas with Pauls Custard!

This is good and warming and tummy happy stuff.

All you need is:

Bananas
Brown Sugar

Cinnamon
Butter

Oven
Fry Pan

Pre heat oven at 180 degrees.
In an oven proof dish place bananas, brown sugar, butter and cinnamon.
Place in oven cook for 10mins or until the butter and sugar have formed a syrup.
Remove from the oven and transfer the bananas into a frying pan.
Cook until the syrup and bananas are golden and toffee like.
This is the easy good and dangerous bit.
Go to the fridge, get the Paul Custard (only 6grams of fat for every 100g - good bit) and scoop as much as you like into a bowl.
Top with bananas and that is my Cameralised Banana with Pauls Custard, Sunday Supper!!

xoxx
brooke and moca

Monday, May 12, 2008

Sunday Supper

This is my take on:

 Meet me at Mikes Sunday Supper 

Water Bottle Cover.


1. I found some fabrics that i liked
2. I got some paper and traced around the bottom of the bottle to get the size for the base.
3. More paper!  I laid the bottle down and marked the bottom and the top of the bottle on the paper. I picked a spot on the bottle then rolled it until the spot reached the other side of the paper. This makes for the body.
4. Used some fabric that was kindly given to me and cut out the pattern.
5. Sew them all together. Add a touch of gingham to hold the bottle in and make a bow. I just like gingham and bows really!
6. You have a really CUTE water bottle cover!!



I like it when you set out to do something and it works!!
20min craft projects are even better!!!
I also love that it's Brown Owls tonight!!!

xoxx
brooke and moca