One pan cooking and other simple recipes
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Sometimes we like an easy meal. Other times we are unwell and unable to do much in the way of cooking. One solution is to cook the whole meal in a single pot. The washing up is then easy too. Other times we want little effort and a light meal.
Please add your easy recipes here. That includes your varients of another's simple recipe. It also includes your slimed dow version of ordinary cooking.
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georgeGG
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assorted vegetables
eggs
Prepare vegetables into bite siz pieces and boil
Add a squirt of water to eggs and beat, season
when veg nearly cooked oil and heat frying pan
Strain veg
Pour eggs into frying pan, add veg
Stir ad lib. serve and eat immediately
Can be a light meal or a robust one. Up to the cook. Olé sort of
GeorgiaS georgeGG
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Qunioa and Fish in Tomato and Garlic Sauce
Boil then simmer the quinoa. Sometimes I use buckwheat, amaranth or pasta instead.
Sorte some mushrooms, onions and garlic in extra virgin olive oil on a low heat. Add fresh chopped tomatos, and tinned tomoatos, season.
Add a tin of fish to the quinoa, or something else you like, such as boiled eggs.
Add the sauce.
A big pan of nutritious food; several meals. Pretty easy to do on very tired days. My son loves it.
georgeGG GeorgiaS
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And there's the point that using up too much energy cooking a meal if it's over-complicated and takes ages will reduce the energy you get from the meal. Catch 22 again.
georgeGG
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This is a very old and healthy one pot dish but with a new twist that improves the flavour wonderfully.
Three heaped desert spoons of mixed medium and pinhead oatmeal
Half a litre of water
Half a level teaspoon of fine pink Himalayan salt
Add the salt to the water and bring to the boil. When boiling briskly sprinkle the oatmeal into the water stirring with a wooden spoon. This prevents lumps forming. Bring back to a brisk boil and then turn off the heat. Stir occasionally to prevent the meal sinking into a lump. After 10 minutes serve and eat. If you like your porridge thick and slabby leave it for another five minutes.
Feeds one or two.
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If this post isn't banned I'll eat my banana!
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GeorgiaS georgeGG
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(Chowder is fish soup but some people might not know that)
Wee story behind this one. When I lived in Peterhead the lad of the family used to take me to visit an old fisherman, and he made the most tasty fish soup.
I can't make it the way he did because I don't know how he made it, but my good memory's of it are so strong I looked up fish soup recipes some time ago. They're mostly complicated with ingredients I can't eat so here's my tweaked version:
Haddock or cod in the oven 20 mins while steaming or boiling cubed potato, and celery
Sorte mushrooms, onion, spring onions, garlic in a large pan
then add a tablespoon of flour (no guten for me), make sure plenty of extra virgin olive oil,
Keep stirring, then add coconut milk, or milk, keep stirring add some more but not too much. You're making a white sauce without a separate pan.
Meanwhile your kettle has been boiled, In a blender put a fish stock cube (you can get gluten free), and spinach
Pour the blended stock in, add the fish.
This has all been done in one pan, while the steamer and oven cooked the fish and potato and the blender did the stock and spinach.
Add cream, I add coconut cream, if you want it thicker.
Perhaps not as simple as some things but so nutrtious I have more energy to deal with the next food I have to eat and it lasts me 2 or 3 days.
SteV3 GeorgiaS
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It is on the "Family Guy"! LOL
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This is something my wife and I, and even the kids like - but a bit unhealthy. lol
Not sure if George can buy square sausage meat in the USA.
What we have is 2 slices of White Bread with butter spread on one side of each one.
Fry two slices of square sausage meat.
Fry one egg, until well done and not runny.
Place one piece of sausage square on a slice of bread and place the egg on top, then the other sausage slice on top.
Then eat, guaranteed to fill you up! You can put Tomato Sauce on the Egg, some people do. Some people prefer the egg yolk runny.
Either way it makes a nice snack you won't see it on the hospital menu!
Guaranteed!
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We make sandwiches with cheese, tomato and ham and then put the sandwich in a toaster bag, then put the whole bag in the toaster.... turns out really nice.
The bags you wash out and re-use!
georgeGG SteV3
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