So,
what have we here? Tinned ham, tinned peas, and omelette. You've
prepared a feast, Jones.
-Henry
(Christopher Eccleston) makes the best of a bad situation (namely an
outbreak of psychotic zombies) in 28 Days Later.
My
minted pea and feta omelette was far superior to Jones', mostly
because I had fresh ingredients. Oh, and I didn't have to defend
myself against swathes of undead whilst cooking (unless you count the
preceding trip to Tesco to buy the ingredients).
This
was pretty simple and pretty tasty. The only problem I faced was that
my scales were made for measurements much larger than those needed in
this recipe, so pouring out 30-40 grams of food wasn't easy.
The
Hairy Dieters cookbook is making me wonder why I slogged my guts out
on Keda Black's Classics. THD is so easy in comparison, and so much
tastier as well. The amount of effort I put into the first few meals
from the first cookbook was ridiculous. The majority of recipes in
the THD are high in protein, so they're perfect for people like me
who are trying to boost strength.
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