We might have won last week but it appears to have cost me. I remember this hurting at the time and I seem to recal being whacked above the ankle. So why the bruise on my foot?

We might have won last week but it appears to have cost me. I remember this hurting at the time and I seem to recal being whacked above the ankle. So why the bruise on my foot?

So we won again and this time it was against a full team. I was defensive midfield and only managed to get forward with the ball a few times, from which I managed to get my first goal. I also maneged to give away a penalty when I ball bounced up into my arm. The second half was tight and tence but we held out for a very good win. The team really played for one another, a good victory
Off to a flying start with some neat passing and soon had their defence on the back foot. I recieved a great through ball from Paul and crossed it for itch to slot it home. I then took some studs accross the boots and lost my lace. Coming off for George after 10 minutes and watching from the side it was clear that we needed to take advantage of the conditions in the first half, but we failed and we came off at the break at 1-0. Having come on for the injured Mag as our fill in centre-back just before the break I got a good view of all four goals. 3 were basic errors and mistakes. I allways see an individuals mistake as the team fault, but to be punished fo all 3 got a few heads to drop.
Was a long day. Buy the ingredients, buy a couple of pans and plates the wine and then get home and cook, bake chop and stir.
What I cooked is below, and while the food was OK, to get it all warm on the table at the same time was good


mix the butter, sugar, vanilla and the egg yolks in a bowl and then whisk until pale and creamy
in a small bowl whisk the egg white until peaks can hold
lightly stir in the cheese, cornflower and baking powder into the butter mix
Add the egg whites to the butter mix and then spatula into a 30 x 30 tray
bake @ 150 for 1 hour
serve with mixed fruits and sprinkling of icing sugar
add the oil, butter and garlic to a saucepan, once the butter has melted stir in the mushrooms and warm for 5-10 minutes
add the cream and wine, bring to boil and simmer until reduced by half, about 15 minutes
season and add the parsley to serve
add the oils and garlic to large saucepan and brown the garlic
add the tomatoes and the water and salt and bring to boil
add the green beans and the lid and simmer for 30-40 minutes, until the beans are soft. Stirring occasionally
remove the tomatoes stalks and gut in a cavity in which to stuff
mix the garlic, butter, oil, pepper and parsley in a bowl and then stuff the tomatoes
serve warm with cooking juices poured over the top
heat the oil in a large frying pan with a lid. throw in the peppers and fry for about 10 mins until gold
throw in the potatoes in and cook for 5 mins
remove the lid and fry for further 15 minutes stirring carefully until potatoes brown
remove the solid core of the tomatoes and push a slice of garlic into the soft seeds. spread out on tray and sprinkle the salt and sugar.
bake @ 200 for 60 mins
prepare the feta, olives, oils and zest into a bowl and mix. After 60 mins add to a plate and top with the tomatoes and dress with basil