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Made this last week,froze 1/2 and had yesterday. It's really nice with rice but you could do extra potato chunks(as well as sweet potato) to make a good meal.Slow Cooker Paprika Pork
(feeds 4 adults, 1 child)
6-8 escalopes of Lean pork meat, cubed
1 onion
3 cloves garlic
1 yellow or red pepper (all of them work ok)
2 tbsp plain flour
Pinch of mixed herbs
½tsp Paprika
1tsp Smoked sweet Paprika (use 2tsp ordinary if you don’t have this)
½tsp Cinnamon
Ground black pepper
Pinch of salt
Tin of chopped tomatoes
Sweet Potato, cubed
Tin of Borlotti Beans
3 Carrots, chunked
Sunflower or vegetable oil
Stock
Using a wok or large saucepan, heat the oil and add the onions. Fry until starting to brown, then reduce heat and caramelise slowly. Once transparent, add the crushed and chopped garlic, plus diced peppers and continue to cook slowly. Once soft, remove from pan and set aside.
Get pan hot again and add cubed meat. Fry hard until browned, then reduce heat. There should be a little oil in the pan .. add more oil if necessary or a little water to get things steamy. Then sprinkle the flour over the meat, plus the two types of paprika, the cinnamon, the herbs and a good twist of black pepper. Fry gently, mixing all the time, until everything is combined and the flour is beginning to go gluey. Add a little stock and mix well, mobilising the flour and seasonings and adding more stock or water as the juices thicken. The ultimate aim is to have a gravy which is a fairly thick, soupy consistency.
Add the onion/garlic mixture, plus the tomatoes, sweet potato, beans and carrots. Mix well in and when bubbling hot, transfer to the Slow Cooker. When ready to serve, taste and add the pinch of salt if necessary.
I usually cook mine for some four hours on low .. but generally until the meat is tender.
Serve with rice. If you prefer, you can add a spoonful of natural yoghurt at the end. If I can't get sweet potato, I use ordinary potatoes but add an apple, peeled cored and cubed. It disintegrates, but leaves its sweetness.0 -
On the back of our store cupboard challenge my OH came up with this surprisingly good recipe. The amounts are a rough guide.
Ingredients:
1 x 800 g tin chilli con carne
2 x tomatoes, roughly chopped
1 x mushroom, finely chopped
~200 mL left over carrot & corriander soup (add more stock if you want a thinner soup)
burrito seasoning mix to taste (or a mix of chilli, paprika etc)
Method:
Stick it all in a pan and simmer until hot. Stir occasionally because the kidney beans and the bits of mince out of the tinned con carne settle to the bottom.
Stir and serve with bread, quesadillas, tortilla chips.....
It has given us 5 portions of s spicy soup which has been great on a cold wet day and we even let it simmer for a while longer to evaporate off some water, filled two tortilla wraps, put in an ovenproof dish, sprinkled with cheese in a hot oven for ~15 mins for store cupboard enchiladas!
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12 slices according to the original Be-Ro recipe book
225g/8oz sultanas
100g/4oz raisins*
100g/4oz currants*
175g/6oz sugar*
150mL(1/4 pint) hot tea*
1 medium egg
225g/8oz self raising flour
*changed the raisins and currants to dried prunes, apricots, some crystallised ginger (we have loads of it for some reason) and the left overs of an exotic dried fruit mix. Recipe asked for demerara sugar but we only had a smidge of caster sugar and the rest was granulated. As for the tea, we found some old earl grey at the back of the cupboard which worked well...if you like earl grey that it!
Method:
Mix together the dried fruit, sugar and hot tea in a bowl, cover and leave over night.
Heat oven to 160C/325F/Gas Mark 3. Grease and line a 1kg.2lb loaf tin
Add egg to the fruit mix and beat in well. Stir in flour.
Put into the loaf tin and bake for 1 1/2-1 3/4 hrs or until firm.
Cool and turn onto a wire rack.
Slice and serve on its own, with butter, jam etc.
Stores ok in a tin or tub, assuming it makes it that far!;)EmsyD
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Morning
Would love a bit of guidance on making stock from carcass chicken. Mine can turn out quite greasy at times. Also not that flavoursome.
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I tried this for the first time last night - don't have the exact recipe, but basically you add in spices, roast broccoli then add in prawns 10 mins later, squeeze lemon over when it's ready to serve - but blo0dy hell it was nice!!
This isn't THAT cheap a recipe but it's absolutely gorgeous with rice. I only used cayenne, herbs, turmeric and lemon.0 -
Wondered if anyone would be kind enough to make suggestions as to what I can do with several lbs of yellow plums, they are ripe but quite sour.
Have made a crumble but had to add so much sugar to make it edible.
Made jam and which is very successful but can only eat so much jam.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thank you.If you walk at night no-one will see you cry.0 -
Bump Because this looks like a good thread.Overprepare, then go with the flow.
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resurrecting an oldie, but a goodie!0
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I realize this is a very old thread but there are a lot of great recipes .0
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Celery, Swede & Chickpea Bake
Ingredients
200 g swede 20p
100 g celery ⅓ a head, 20p
50 g creamed coconut 1 sachet, 25p, or use a tin of coconut milk
40 g miso paste 40p
100 g chickpeas ½ tin, drained, 17p
Topping
2 spring onions 10p
50 g bread 1 slice, 1p
10 g parsley 25p
2 tblsp olive oil 6p
Instructions
Peel and chop the swede into chunks about 1"/2.5cm
Chop the celery into 1"/2.5cm pieces. Wash thoroughly, it may have grit in the stalks
Put the vegetables in a saucepan. Add a little water and cook gently for 35 minutes.
Drain the vegetables and keep the stock
Add the coconut and miso.
Add the drained chickpeas.
Stir very well so the vegetables are coated.
Check the seasoning and add more if it needs it
Topping
Roughly chop the parsley, stalks as well
Roughly chop the bread into small cubes
Roughly chop the spring onions
Add the olive oil
Now you need to get the topping mixture really fine. Mulch it all down with a stick blender, a liquidiser or food processor until it is breadcrumb like
If you don't have any of those, keep chopping until everything is really fine
Assembly
Tip the base mixture into an oven proof dish
Spoon over the topping
Bake at 180°C / 350°F / Gas Mark 4, for 35 minutes until the topping is browned and nicely crispy.
Leftovers
Got any left? Whizz it up into soup for lunch the next day0
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