RRP $45.00
We all occasionally suffer a guilty conscience about those languishing ingredients that stay untouched in the fridge or cupboard for days: the bendy carrots, the wilting salad, the foil-wrapped roast chicken, the rock-like bread and that little nugget of Cheddar… In this new pocket bible, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall offers nifty and creative ideas to transform leftovers into irresistible meals.
We all occasionally suffer a guilty conscience about those languishing ingredients that stay untouched in the fridge or cupboard for days: the bendy carrots, the wilting salad, the foil-wrapped roast chicken, the rock-like bread and that little nugget of Cheddar…
In this new pocket bible, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall offers nifty and creative ideas to transform leftovers into irresistible meals. Hugh starts by giving practical advice for cooking on a weekly basis with leftovers in mind – helping to save money and avoid waste – and provides tips on how best to store your ingredients to make them last for as long as possible.
With more than 100 recipes, gorgeous photographs and illustrations, this is the ultimate companion for everyone’s kitchen – and you’ll never be bored of leftovers again.
I've posted up 200(?) of these competitions and entered nearly all of them and never received anything like that. I have had a few people call offering me insurance or telephone deals (maybe a dozen over the last 12 months) and they address me with the shortened version of my name which I use/autopopulate the entry forms with.
Typical, my FIRST entry and I get that weird SMS.
Turns out todays MMS and calls were from a business I made an online enquiry to, but as it's an employees phone I didn't recognise the number.
Just beware the promoter is Foxtel. The day after entering, three calls from an unknown number (blocked by my phone) then received this SMS:
FOXTEL: Hi! Your payment for Foxtel Play couldn't be processed. To avoid disconnection please visit foxtel.com.au/myfoxtelplay
Interesting.
The T&Cs don't say you need to apply (or be) a Foxtel subscriber. I made no payment to Foxtel. I've never been a Foxtel customer.
Then today I received an MMS from an unknown number. I'm paranoid about opening it in case it's a virus. The number shown is +61-40-955-0533 and it's 212KB. I had no joy Googling the number.
Anyone else experience this?