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Guest Rufus Gwertigan

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For a veggie cheese recipe, my veggie mate does broccoli, cauliflower, cherry tomatoes, sweet potatoes/normal spuds (cubed/chunked) peppers, carrots - any veggies you fancy really, and just bakes it in a cheese sauce. It's lovely, and if you want meat some slices of spicy sausage are really good.

You have to boil up the spuds first, and just blanch the broc/cauli before baking. I like a bit of tabasco with this, and some crusty French bread, it's really good and cheap and easy.

I really like the cheese sauce/chippy dippy thing, I will definitely be doing that one, I don't care if the sauce comes from a packet, it sounds ace!

I also really like grated cheese (med/strong cheddar) over vegetable curry, especially the cans of veg curry from Tesco or Sainsbury. Not really a recipe, more a gratutious use of cheese.

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I was catering for around 80 people, and I said to my son that I fancied doing pasta for tea. With the 5 pints of double cream, and 6 pints of milk and 2 pound of cheese I put in, it was an awesome meal. Non left at all.

The only similar meal was my beef in guiness with dumplings. I used 12 cans of guiness but crumbled some Stilton in some of the dumplings :rolleyes:

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