What's for tea tonight? (#8)

[20Bees]

Beef chilli in tortilla wraps with a somewhat dull salad. Salted caramel ice cream with a grilled banana later

 

[Epona]

Youngs salt and vinegar batter

Thanks, will give them a go - can't always get a takeaway (OH's shifts) or afford one (if no-one has any shifts!) so having something decent in the freezer for those times is handy!

(EDIT: Lo and behold they are 25% off in Morrisons atm, may have to shop there tomorrow)

 

[miss direct]

Mine were from B&M

 

[The39thStep]

Pork loin with potatoes cooked in the oven as they say here in garlic and white wine with carrot rice . With a desert , half a litre of white wine and a coffee 7 euros 50 cents . I’ve put a beef curry in the slow cooker for tomorrow as it’s forecast rain . Very difficult to get naan breads here .

 

[Epona]

Pork loin with potatoes cooked in the oven as they say here in garlic and white wine with carrot rice . With a desert , half a litre of white wine and a coffee 7 euros 50 cents . I’ve put a beef curry in the slow cooker for tomorrow as it’s forecast rain . Very difficult to get naan breads here .

That sounds like a bit of a bargain for the price, at least compared to food prices around here

I've made flatbreads of sorts in a frying pan before now using very basic ingredients - not quite a naan bread to go with your curry tomorrow but if you have some flour and a pan it is easy to knock up something really quick and quite acceptable to go with it

 

[Ron Merlin]

The last of the goulash I made a while back and froze, with tagliatelle and a bit of seedy baguette.

Beef and Guinness stew planned for tomorrow.

 

[The39thStep]

That sounds like a bit of a bargain for the price, at least compared to food prices around here

I've made flatbreads of sorts in a frying pan before now using very basic ingredients - not quite a naan bread to go with your curry tomorrow but if you have some flour and a pan it is easy to knock up something really quick and quite acceptable to go with it

Please send recipe or get a flight here

 

[20Bees]

That sounds like a bit of a bargain for the price, at least compared to food prices around here

I've made flatbreads of sorts in a frying pan before now using very basic ingredients - not quite a naan bread to go with your curry tomorrow but if you have some flour and a pan it is easy to knock up something really quick and quite acceptable to go with it

I do these too, with roughly equal amounts of self raising flour and Greek yogurt (or plain flour and a bit of baking powder), can loosen with a splash of milk if necessary. With good chutney it’ll do nicely instead of naans, could perk them up with herbs

 

[Epona]

Please send recipe or get a flight here

Very simple one, no yoghurt required (I'd suggest brushing softened butter/garlic butter/olive oil on them when warm to add interest though)

Flatbread recipe

This simple flatbread recipe can be cooked with children for an easy rainy day activity. Kids and adults alike love them as wraps or as a side.

www.bbc.co.uk

This one is flour and yoghurt

The genius frying pan flatbread recipe that requires 2 ingredients

WATCH how to make homemade flatbread just two ingredients

www.getsurrey.co.uk

 

[The39thStep]

Very simple one, no yoghurt required (I'd suggest brushing softened butter/garlic butter/olive oil on them when warm to add interest though)

Flatbread recipe

This simple flatbread recipe can be cooked with children for an easy rainy day activity. Kids and adults alike love them as wraps or as a side.

www.bbc.co.uk

This one is flour and yoghurt

The genius frying pan flatbread recipe that requires 2 ingredients

WATCH how to make homemade flatbread just two ingredients

www.getsurrey.co.uk

Fantastic that’s most welcome . We’ll put the flight on hold now

 

[Epona]

It is a little more time consuming than the above flatbreads, but if you ever have a bit more time and the relevant ingredients, this naan bread recipe looks similar to how I have done them in the past:

Naan Bread (The Best Recipe!) - Naan - Rasa Malaysia

Naan - easy naan bread recipe using a cast-iron skillet. Soft, puffy with brown blisters just like Indian restaurants. This is the best recipe online!

rasamalaysia.com

 

[fishfinger]

Lambs' hearts casserole.

 

[moonsi til]

I started with Port then chips with potatoes from friends allotment shallow fried with skins on, vegan sausages & baked beans with Tabasco added. Was absolutely just what was needed.

 

[The39thStep]

Lambs' hearts casserole.

very underated

 

[LeytonCatLady]

Roast chicken with all the trimmings.

 

[moonsi til]

We have the ingredients for a ragu stew with tempeh & new potatoes & I have a £25 just eat gift voucher that I’m itching to spend on a curry.

 

[Badgers]

Wine and snacks

 

[thismoment]

Lamb chops, roast potatoes and broccoli

 

[farmerbarleymow]

Omelette tortilla with loads of tabasco and some cheese. 50g of almonds.

 

[Epona]

Fish stew, Rice&peas

 

[platinumsage]

Homemade pineapple, chicken and prawn pizza with mushrooms, olives and a side dish of cabbage.

 

[danny la rouge]

Homemade pineapple

 

[20Bees]

Lamb’s liver fried with smoked bacon and onions, mashed potato, steamed broccoli.
Probably a mince pie later

 

[Aladdin]

Going to cook thai green chicken curry with basmati rice.
Ice cream for dessert.

 

[Orang Utan]

Lemon chicken, cous cous

 

[colacubes]

Takeaway roast from my local pub. Chicken breast and wing, roast potatoes, carrots, cabbage, broccoli, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. It was delicious and I may not move for a month

 

[Epona]

Change of plan for dinner as it turns out we don't have all the ingredients for what we had planned (so will do that tomorrow instead!)

Tonight will be fish fingers, chips, mushy peas.

 

[sojourner]

Leftover curry, onion bhaji, with hoose rice

Coffee and walnut cake with a decaff tea for afters.

 

[Epona]

We are having mince pies, hot cocoa and brandy as a starter. It's cold and dark and fuckit why not, need cheering up a bit

 

[danny la rouge]

Veggie-sausage and bean spicy casserole.