a bag of food

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery they say.  It was a slow weekend.  We had no plans, and we didn't want to make plans either.  On the Saturday afternoon, in between watching Sherlock and the battle of the shriekers, I came across Henrik's and Hazel's latest adventure on Facebook.  Excited, I showed it to B, who promptly got off the sofa and drove to the supermarket to get A the following bag of food:

In the bag, we had:

1. tortillas
2. passion fruit
3. beef
4. asparagus
5. strange looking mushroom
6. corn
7. cream cheese
8. sunflower sprouts
9. cream

We also asked him to use the egg whites I had accumulated when I made the hollandaise sauce.

To be fair, A had no idea this was coming.  And he performed spectacularly.  Oh, did I say B gave him an hour and 45 mins to cook a supper of three courses?

Anyway, this is what he produced:

a tortilla bake filled with beef, peppers, rice in a cream sauce

a passion fruit meringue cheesecake

we had a lovely meal, and with lovely washing up to follow.  it took some effort, but this was what the kitchen looked like after:

I think after that we'll leave the bag of food to the the experts...