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June 2011 Grocery Challenge

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  • Sorry for the delay - I'm declaring at £104.10 for June, with GC for July as £160
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  • Well just to update you all. I did a big grocery shop the first week last week for July and made the majority of meals in advance which worked really well. I even have some meals still left in the freezer which is a bonus.
    I am really enjoying making my won bread which seems to be so much tastier.

    Into week two. Fingers crossed I dont go over budget!!
    Though no one can go back and make a new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending :think:
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  • JIL wrote: »
    And heres a recipe for a healthy prawn and chickpea curry.
    1 finely chopped onion
    2 tablespoons curry paste
    150 ml coconut milk
    150 mls vegetable stock
    1 tin chickpeas drained and rinsed.
    225g frozen prawns thawed
    coriander or spinach
    juice of half a lime

    In a pan heat a tablespoon of oil, add onion and fry gently for 5 minutes.
    Add the curry paste and fry for another minute
    Stir in the coconut milk, stock and chick peas and simmer for about 10 mins
    Stir in the prawns and simmer for about two minutes, add the coriander and/or spinach and the lime juice and heat through. Season to taste.

    It is very tasty and quick and easy to make, serve with rice, nan bread or on a baked potato.

    Does anybody know how many this recipe serves. Thanks
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  • rosieben
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    Does anybody know how many this recipe serves. Thanks

    Hi msh, JIL is on the January thread, why don't you post your question there ;)
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  • Seductive Smile - This is a really nice mince meal :-

    Chilli-Lime Meatballs

    Sauce

    240g Teriyaki Sauce
    2 Tbsp Lime Juice
    2 Tsp Curry Paste (either Thai Red or Any Patak's type)

    Meatballs

    500g Mince of your choice
    25g breadcrumbs or porridge oats
    1 egg
    1 clove garlic
    2 tsp fresh ginger (optional)
    1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
    2 tsp Curry Paste of your choice
    1-2 Spring Onions thinly sliced

    Combine Mince, breadcrumbs (or oats), egg, garlic, cayenne, ginger (if using) and curry paste. Mix Well. Make about 40 Meatballs. You can then either Pan fry (for about 10 - 15 mins) or Oven cook (about 20 - 30 mins) on an oiled tray at about 180.

    Pour sauce into a microwaveable jug, add lime juice and curry paste and mix. Heat in Microwave.

    I usually serve this on a bed of spaghetti with meatballs and sauce on top and then sprinkled with spring onions. Also nice with a salad.

    The meatballs freeze well. I usually mix everything but the curry paste and spices and make some plain for the kids, then add the curry paste for OH and I.

    Not sure if you still frequent the forums, but wondered if you think this would work with Quorn mince as it sounds delicious!?
    GC Jan £101.91/£150 Feb £70.96/150 Mar £100.43/150 Apr £108.45 app/150 May £149.70/150 Jun £155.15/150 July £76.30/£150 (includes food, toiletries and cleaning from 13th to 12th of each month. One person vegan household with occasional visitors)
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