Suggestions for some easy soak up food the day after a party

Alcmene

I would go for the continental approach: meats, cheeses, cocktail sausages, bread, crackers (get a packet of gluten-free ones too) and then a couple of Spanish omelettes.

iamana1ias

It's been proven that the best food for a hangover is a bacon sandwich on white bread

siaoeh

how about a sausage casserole? not far off a beef stew but sausages are easier on the pocket than beef... esp if you chop the sausages into chunks to stretch them out more :-) I usually brown mine off, cool a bit, slice into inch thick chunks, brown again on cut side if you want then bung into slow cooker with lots of garlic, onions, carrots, leeks, swede etc with some stock and a tin of baked beans at the end.. serve with mash or rice or just chunks of bread

iamana1ias

siaoeh wrote: »

how about a sausage casserole? not far off a beef stew but sausages are easier on the pocket than beef... esp if you chop the sausages into chunks to stretch them out more :-) I usually brown mine off, cool a bit, slice into inch thick chunks, brown again on cut side if you want then bung into slow cooker with lots of garlic, onions, carrots, leeks, swede etc with some stock and a tin of baked beans at the end.. serve with mash or rice or just chunks of bread

The coeliac couldn't eat that.

zippychick

we have an older hangover cure thread - ha! i didn't know that

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You could make a huge cooked breakfast/lunch and pre cook the bacon and sausages - so all you need to do is make some toast, throw some beans in the micro, and fry some mushrooms. You could add chips instead of toast?! With another option for the celiac of course.:)

Ill merge ths later

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yumyums

floss2 wrote: »

This one has cherry tomatoes in, but I've used a finely sliced fat leek in the past, or you could leave the bacon out for a nice veggie version?

This recipe is amazing! One of my all-time favourite easy recipes.

sausagesandwich19

sausages or a fry up. Depends on how hungover you are

Amanda65

siaoeh wrote: »

how about a sausage casserole? not far off a beef stew but sausages are easier on the pocket than beef... esp if you chop the sausages into chunks to stretch them out more :-) I usually brown mine off, cool a bit, slice into inch thick chunks, brown again on cut side if you want then bung into slow cooker with lots of garlic, onions, carrots, leeks, swede etc with some stock and a tin of baked beans at the end.. serve with mash or rice or just chunks of bread

iamana1ias wrote: »

The coeliac couldn't eat that.

Actually she could if I used the Debbie and Andrew gluten free sausages that they now sell in Tesco - I actually prefer them to 'normal' ones and try and pick them up when on offer and keep in the freezer but good spot otherwise iamana1ias

siaoeh

eeks. sorry about that, failed to realised what's in some sausages LOL how about meatballs? no wheat in that is there? *not very clued up abt what has wheat in as I never had to pay that much attention to it* or you can make your own meatballs with minced pork/beef in true mse style :-)

lilac_lady

A big pot of stovies! (google for recipes)