The week in brief: 23 July – 29 July
For those who missed the catspam over the past couple of weeks, here’s double the cat for your catting pleasure. 🙂
This week, there was Batman action. But BB (Before Batman) there was NACHOS.
And then I had ice cream, with additional movie tax. This ice cream was so ridiculously expensive I’ve actually blocked the actual cost from my mind (it was something stupid like $6-$7). RIDICULOUS.
I had a scoop of the coconut seven layer bar, and lo it was good. Plus waffle cones are the best! So maybe it was kind of worth it? Ah wells. I know I’ll be suckered into another one next time we go to the movies.
The rest of the week was quiet… I think… Actually, we did go out one night but I didn’t instagram anything so it didn’t happen. :p
Later on in the week there was cheese and meat and snacks and rubbish talking.
And cannoli. Plus I made chocolate malt self saucing pudding.
Which I then proceeded to eat for lunch both yesterday AND today. Tsk.
I did eat something green for breakfast yesterday – so that negates the chocolate pudding lunch, right??
Alastair had French toast for breakfast – as I said on Instagram, I demanded that he pour the syrup more slowly so I could take an action shot. He was not pleased with me. In fact, I got a testy, “Who’s breakfast is this??” Hahaha.
Sucks to be you, honey. Mwah. :p
Last night Kat hosted Christmas in July.
Taz made this fantastic roast chicken – it was so moist and full of flavour.
Haz and Gaz made butter with a tiny bit of potato. (250g of butter to four potatoes…)
Ms Kat made lots of things – mulled wine, canapes, salad, burnt vegetables that were forgotten in the bottom of the oven… along with this awesome roast pork.
I made pork, pistachio and sage stuffing, which I didn’t take a photo of. It wasn’t the most attractive looking thing, so you’re not missing out on anything. It tasted quite good though.
I also neglected to photograph April’s pulled pork and tortillas – but they were ace, though not Christmas-y at all. Fail, April. 🙂
And Adrian brought along his signature trifle, which contained an epic amount of cream – over 1 litre, thank you very much.
I spent the rest of my weekend making pies for an upcoming post. 🙂 I *really* wish I had a spork cookie cutter!
Okay, the end. Have a lovely week!
CheezyK
July 30, 2012 @ 9:19 am
Ahhh, catspam and cannoli … what a start to the week! 😀
Agnes
August 5, 2012 @ 10:00 pm
Hehee I know – two good things!
msihua
August 5, 2012 @ 9:43 pm
I LIVE FOR YOUR CATSPAMS!
Agnes
August 5, 2012 @ 10:01 pm
YAY! Catspam 4eva!
Thanh
August 6, 2012 @ 11:08 pm
$7 for an ice cream, Asian fail. The key is to always go Safeways beforehand and buy snacks from there. Even if you bought a 4 pack and just ate two and threw two out, you’d still be up an ice cream.
Your chicken stuffing was excellent too. And I agree, fail April 🙂