Oh, mums.
They’ve always been there for us.
They cheered us on as we reached our first milestones.
They still loved us even during our stroppy teenage years when all we could do was roll our eyes at them and slam our bedroom doors.
They were there for us every time we needed to borrow $20 or get a lift home at 2am (sorry and thanks, Mum).
And now they’re our biggest supporters, our most loyal counsellors, and our, erm, free babysitters.
So, it’s our turn to show them how much we appreciate everything they’ve done for us.
To help you plan the best Mother’s Day lunch for your mum, we’ve rounded up four lunch options to suit every kind of mum, with a little inspiration from The Star Sydney.
Top Comments
Casserole's go in the oven, not on the stove.
True, but some casserole dishes can go on stove top to brown the meat and onions, to give more flavour, before adding the rest and putting in the oven. Less washing up!
Oh, one pot cooking all the way!
Dutch Oven FTW! (The cast iron kind. Not the other kind.)
Haha, a good quality Dutch Oven and a cast iron pan are top of my "need to buy" list at the moment. And if you buy a good one, you'll never buy another one.