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Your favourite one pot recipe?
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Thanks everyone, you are all fab xx0
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we also have a one pot recipe thread
I can merge this in later
i was going to suggest lamb tagine. I consider it posh!!!:D (and easy):j What about chicken tagine? In work here but im sure there are recipes online
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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I think in any 'one pot' dish whether slow cooked or oven it always looks posher if you have whole small onions and carrots in - don't know why.0
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I made Spanish beef this week - stewing steak with chorizo, olives, tomatoes etc and it was really yummy! The recipe is here http://allrecipes.com/recipe/slow-cooker-spanish-roast/detail.aspx although I used ordinary stewing steak chopped up instead of a roast joint.0
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I make this recipe and it is very easy, but tastes wonderful. I make it without the chilli flakes as DS2 doesn't like them
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/coq_au_vin_871150 -
One pot meals can be "posh". Betty's cookery school in Harrogate does courses on them.0
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I love the good food 101 one pot dishes book - I borrowed it from the library and ended up copying out a good few of them to keep. The one i keep coming back to is this:
Sage chicken with cumin roasted vegetables:
Roast a mix of cubed root veg (I pick a combination of 2 or 3 of the following: butternut squash/sweet potato/celariac/swede/parsnip) in olive oil, squashed garlic cloves and cumin seeds. After half and hour, stick a couple of sage leaves to 2 chicken breasts and wrap in a slice or two of bacon/pancetta. You can also add muchrooms as this point if you fancy them. Cook for a further 30 minutes.
For a more MS version, or to serve more people, I don't see why you couldn't do this with a whole chicken.0 -
anything with chorizo in is gorgeous done in the slow cooker also sweet and sour chicken, chicken curry or chilli are all lovely done in the slow cooker xWife to a hardworking husband and mum to a adorable son and grumpy cat0
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Thank you again everyone, I will have a good look through all of those later x0
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Well it put me in the mood. I’m just back from shopping. I got leeks, pots, carrots, onion, mushrooms, gravy granules and some lean brazing steak. Haven’t had a casserole in ages. Going to put it on tonight and have it tomorrow with some crusty bread and a nice glass of wine. Thanks ladies for putting the idea in my head.0
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