
Top shelf: half tin of coffee, a couple of sliced artichokes in olive oil, two rash of bacon and one lump of stem ginger in syrup.
Middle shelf: two bottles of wine, one white, one pink.
Third shelf: bag of locally grown, ‘picked this morning’ broad beans, small lump of Tallegio cheese.
Salad box: empty.
In door (not shown): a lump of butter, half a pint of semi-skimmed, small, opened, tub of double cream.
It would seem a broad bean and tallegio risotto for tonight. A bacon sandwich tomorrow. Perhaps I could whip up the cream and mix with the ginger for a dessert?
I don’t really like artichokes.
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Oh no… I’ll have to agree with you here
But it’s all the more fantastic how you work magic with such a sparsely populated fridge!
(I love artichokes! I think it should definitely find a place in that risotto of the future
Get shopping boy! My fridge is empty too, but I am away on holiday for 2 weeks. It will make choices easier and there won’t be any waste.
If you’re starting a collection, I could manage a small donation. We can’t have you starving.
Thanks Aiden – I’ll pass round a tin
Looks like my fridge!