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And a final update on the state of the stew. It became evident a couple of hours ago that it was expanding too much to fit into the one stewpot, so I halved it and continued to add equal measures of the remaining ingredients to each. We're now at two full-size stew pots, each nearly full, which are cooking away happily, and will continue to do so until eight or so, when we're expecting help in consuming it in the form of ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
wyvernfriend and her husband. Although given that there's, at a guess, around twenty litres of stew there, it won't all be gone tonight. We got some half-precooked petit pains as well - the kind you stick in the oven for a few minutes to finish them off. So there's fresh bread to go with the stew.
I've been very good about cleaning as I go today, but there are still a few odds and ends that could do with attending to, so I'll go and take care of them. Stew-making makes for a good day.
wyvernfriend and her husband. Although given that there's, at a guess, around twenty litres of stew there, it won't all be gone tonight. We got some half-precooked petit pains as well - the kind you stick in the oven for a few minutes to finish them off. So there's fresh bread to go with the stew. I've been very good about cleaning as I go today, but there are still a few odds and ends that could do with attending to, so I'll go and take care of them. Stew-making makes for a good day.