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Cherie 13-03-2020 09:48 AM

What is your go to fast dinner/supper to make from scratch
 
and post your recipe for ideas please :love:

Mine is Stir Fry

chicken or beef
bag of veg
bag of noodles
sauce

Dinner in under 15 minutes

you?

Morgan. 13-03-2020 09:59 AM

Love a salmon risotto. Just fry up some salmon with onions, peas, bell pepper and other bits like mushroom and stuff if you like. Add enough risotto rice for however many you’re making it for, fill up the pan with vegetable stock and let the rice absorb it, add more if it’s needed. Normally done in around 30 minutes and suuuper quick!



Also often do a stir fry. Fry up some chicken with some veg, then I normally make my own sauce. I eyeball it so I don’t have measurements but you basically want 2 parts soy sauce to 1 Part honey, then add crushed garlic and ginger, and a couple teaspoons of dark brown sugar. If you like it spicy you can add some chilli flakes, if you like it smoky then add a squirt of BBQ sauce (sounds gross but it works with the flavours), or if you just want to just thicken it then a bit of ketchup.

Cherie 13-03-2020 10:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Morgan. (Post 10797728)
Love a salmon risotto. Just fry up some salmon with onions, peas, bell pepper and other bits like mushroom and stuff if you like. Add enough risotto rice for however many you’re making it for, fill up the pan with vegetable stock and let the rice absorb it, add more if it’s needed. Normally done in around 30 minutes and suuuper quick!



Also often do a stir fry. Fry up some chicken with some veg, then I normally make my own sauce. I eyeball it so I don’t have measurements but you basically want 2 parts soy sauce to 1 Part honey, then add crushed garlic and ginger, and a couple teaspoons of dark brown sugar. If you like it spicy you can add some chilli flakes, if you like it smoky then add a squirt of BBQ sauce (sounds gross but it works with the flavours), or if you just want to just thicken it then a bit of ketchup.

:amazed: will try both of those thank you

Crimson Dynamo 13-03-2020 10:11 AM

sausages, new potatoes, carrots, English mustard

Niamh. 13-03-2020 10:16 AM

Homemade Pesto with penne pasta

Fresh Penne
3 Tomatoes
A Bag of Basil
2 cloves of Garlic
A bag of Pine nuts
3/4s of a block of Parmesan(or vegetarian hard cheese)
Olive Oil
Salt

Toast the pine nuts

Chop the tomatoes
Chop the basil
Crush the garlic with a good shot of salt

mix together in a bowl with some Olive oil and add the pine nuts

Cook the pasta (will take 5 minutes with the fresh stuff)

Add the pasta to the bowl with the grated parmesan(or vegetarian hard cheese)

Mix all ingredients well and serve with garlic bread

Takes about 15mins and is so tasty

Morgan. 13-03-2020 10:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 10797740)
Homemade Pesto with penne pasta

Fresh Penne
3 Tomatoes
A Bag of Basil
2 cloves of Garlic
A bag of Pine nuts
3/4s of a block of Parmesan(or vegetarian hard cheese)
Olive Oil
Salt

Toast the pine nuts

Chop the tomatoes
Chop the basil
Crush the garlic with a good shot of salt

mix together in a bowl with some Olive oil and add the pine nuts

Cook the pasta (will take 5 minutes with the fresh stuff)

Add the pasta to the bowl with the grated parmesan(or vegetarian hard cheese)

Mix all ingredients well and serve with garlic bread

Takes about 15mins and is so tasty

Oooh that sounds nice :love:

The Slim Reaper 13-03-2020 10:25 AM

Can't beat a post roast bubble and squeak.

Niamh. 13-03-2020 10:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Morgan. (Post 10797742)
Oooh that sounds nice :love:

It is really tasty :love:

user104658 13-03-2020 10:37 AM

KFC - it's ready in the time it takes to drive from the little speaker to the little window!

Cherie 13-03-2020 10:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10797759)
KFC - it's ready in the time it takes to drive from the little speaker to the little window!

get out, this is a home made, made from scratch thread :fist:

user104658 13-03-2020 10:39 AM

...but for elfier option I'd tend to just make a big ol' wrap.

Wholemeal/seeded wrap, chicken, bit of mayo, some sort of flavouring (tikka, cajun, bbq etc.), loads of spinach, some crispy salad, usually some red onion.

My "wrapping" technique is flawless, they look so profesh. :flutter:

Cherie 13-03-2020 10:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 10797740)
Homemade Pesto with penne pasta

Fresh Penne
3 Tomatoes
A Bag of Basil
2 cloves of Garlic
A bag of Pine nuts
3/4s of a block of Parmesan(or vegetarian hard cheese)
Olive Oil
Salt

Toast the pine nuts

Chop the tomatoes
Chop the basil
Crush the garlic with a good shot of salt

mix together in a bowl with some Olive oil and add the pine nuts

Cook the pasta (will take 5 minutes with the fresh stuff)

Add the pasta to the bowl with the grated parmesan(or vegetarian hard cheese)

Mix all ingredients well and serve with garlic bread

Takes about 15mins and is so tasty

sounds great, will give that a try

Cherie 13-03-2020 10:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 10797740)
Homemade Pesto with penne pasta

Fresh Penne
3 Tomatoes
A Bag of Basil
2 cloves of Garlic
A bag of Pine nuts
3/4s of a block of Parmesan(or vegetarian hard cheese)
Olive Oil
Salt

Toast the pine nuts

Chop the tomatoes
Chop the basil
Crush the garlic with a good shot of salt

mix together in a bowl with some Olive oil and add the pine nuts

Cook the pasta (will take 5 minutes with the fresh stuff)

Add the pasta to the bowl with the grated parmesan(or vegetarian hard cheese)

Mix all ingredients well and serve with garlic bread

Takes about 15mins and is so tasty

sounds great, will give that a try

user104658 13-03-2020 10:39 AM

...but for elfier option I'd tend to just make a big ol' wrap.

Wholemeal/seeded wrap, chicken, bit of mayo, some sort of flavouring (tikka, cajun, bbq etc.), loads of spinach, some crispy salad, usually some red onion.

My "wrapping" technique is flawless, they look so profesh. :flutter:

Crimson Dynamo 13-03-2020 10:42 AM

i also like penne pasta, mozzarella, spicy sauce

make da pasta, pour on sauce, sprinkle on da mozza and then bake in the oven

add west indian extra hot sauce on top and some basil


:drool:

user104658 13-03-2020 10:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 10797769)
i also like penne pasta, mozzarella, spicy sauce

make da pasta, pour on sauce, sprinkle on da mozza and then bake in the oven

add west indian extra hot sauce on top and some basil


:drool:

:think: can you even taste something like basil through a hot sauce? Seems like it would dominate :suspect:

Jessica. 13-03-2020 12:01 PM

I make pasta, leave it in the colander, sautée mixed frozen veg and some mushrooms in the same empty pot with Italian herbs and a bit of cayenne pepper. I then add a splash of red wine and let it reduce, then add tomato paste, a bit of stock, let it reduce again, salt & pepper to taste, add the cooked pasta back into the pot. One of my favourites.

LaLaLand 13-03-2020 12:05 PM

Mashed up boiled eggs on toast with salt & pepper :skull: :joker:

Kazanne 13-03-2020 12:23 PM

Vegetable Risotto is one of my faves just use any veg and cook risotto rice,fast easy and healthy.
drizzle of sunflower oil
1 large carrot, chopped
2 sticks celery, chopped
1 leek, chopped
1 large onion, chopped
400g arborio rice
1.6L vegetable stock
3 to 5 squeezes tomato puree

Prep:15min › Cook:40min › Ready in:55min
Heat the oil in a large pan on medium heat. Add the carrot, celery, leek and onion and cook and stir until softened.
Add the arborio rice and stir with vegetables over medium heat until the grains are coated properly. Keep stirring throughout.
When that's done, start adding the vegetable stock bit by bit, stirring between each addition and waiting for most of the stock to be absorbed before adding more.
Add the tomato puree halfway through. Keep on adding until the rice is cooked. Add the stock until the rice is ready.
Taste, and enjoy!
Tip
Make sure the risotto is not dry. Risotto has to be a bit liquidy, but it should not be runny.

smudgie 13-03-2020 12:55 PM

Takeaway.
Ring up and gave it delivered or picked up.
Very satisfying and takes about 20 minutes.

Alf 13-03-2020 01:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 10797746)
Can't beat a post roast bubble and squeak.

I'm having bubble and squeak for me tea (that means dinner to posh people)

Alf 13-03-2020 01:30 PM

A chilli is my speciality dish.

Tony Montana 13-03-2020 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 10797889)
Takeaway.
Ring up and gave it delivered or picked up.
Very satisfying and takes about 20 minutes.

.

Ammi 14-03-2020 05:18 AM

...salmon, new potatoes, cherry tomatoes, asparagus...all cooked as a one pot thing with olive oil and balsamic...it really does only take minutes to put together and the oven does all of the work...some basil on as well when it’s cooked is lovely....

user104658 14-03-2020 08:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alf (Post 10797944)
A chilli is my speciality dish.

I make an awesome chilli Alf but it's not quick, though it is easy. I brown the mince (with garlic paste) and then I just throw all of the ingredients into the slow cooker on low and forget about it for like 12 hours. Then it's just sitting there ready to eat! Amazing.


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