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Come Dine with Me

I realised that I hosted dinner at my place almost every night last week!

Tuesday Sabrina came over which I've mentioned below.

Wednesday Sarah came over for our bible study discussion and I cooked THE salmon pasta again (yummy as usual). No pictures needed, I think everyone knows this infamous dish by now haha (Col even emailed me asking for the recipe! =P)

Thursday Yeelin cooked pesto pasta with grilled sausages and homemade mozzarella cheese salad as a side dish and brought over to my place. Very nice.

We went to Tesco after dinner and couldn't resist a french apple tart with vanilla ice cream. Sweet.



Friday was the big project of the week coz I invited quite a few friends over for my (belated?!) housewarming BBQ! Inspired by the recent very successful BBBQ, I decided to do it again but alas weather was not good but we decided not to let it affect our mood (it was kind of a replay of the horrifying BBQ in the rain in Lake District last year actually but of coz wasn't as bad as that one. That was a winner!).
Overall a very fun night, will blog about it later when I lay hands on the pictures from WT's camera.

sigh, I think my camera is dying on me after serving me faithfully for abt 1.5years. I need a new one soon! see the pictures now are so pixelated/ speckled I don't know what happened.. I have cleaned the lens many times which used to work but not anymore... :(

Anyway with 6 guests for the BBQ, I bought quite a lot of meat and marinated them the night prior.. didn't expect everyone to eat so little so now I have quite a few pieces of pork chops left! We BBQ'ed all the chicken first so everyone finished them.. aiya should have BBQ'ed both chicken and pork at the same time so I won't end up with just the pork now. So.... no choice cannot waste food so I had them for dinner with some fresh salad...


AND this is what I'll be having for lunch tmr too.. another 2 pcs of grilled pork chops with the same salad. omg porky oink oink.. so much pork these few days!! Luckily they taste good, if not..... I think I am gonna stay away from porky for some time after this!



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