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  • allym464
    allym464 Posts: 106 Forumite
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    This thread is EXACTLY what I have been looking for! Added to my favourites :) gosh I love this site. I'm off for a week so going to meal plan for the next few weeks :j:j first I'm going to make a cup of coffee
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  • Willowpop
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    dom300186 wrote: »
    My Jambalaya, all depends on what you have left over, its like a south western version of a piella but feeds an army lol

    Meat chicken/bacon/sausage even hot dog sausages thats what i use/pork anything!! or use all of it together or some and not all.
    1 Onion
    1/2-1 tin of chopped toms
    make up some stock
    Any veg you have left spinich/cabbage/peas/potatoes anything
    1/4 tsp of chilli powder1
    1 tsp curry powder-hot/medium whatever you have.
    1 tbsp tom puree
    clove of garlic
    if you have any left over bread and its about to go out of date blend it into bread crumbs
    salt n pepper to taste
    basmati rice- however optional but i cant stand any other rice but this


    1. in a large saucepan with oil fry onions garlic veg etc first
    2. add meat/s
    3. add toms and puree keep stirring
    4. add spices mix again
    5. add bread crumbs if desired, just goes futher thats why i add it.
    6. make enough stock to ratio of rice ie 2 cups of basmati rice too 4 cups of water add more water later if needed.
    7. allow to boil down by reducing heat and allow to simmer put lid on saucepan, come back an occasionally stir it.
    goes down a treat in my house and have loads left to freeze.

    I made this tonight (minus the breadcrumbs) and it was delicious. Thankyou for posting this recipe.
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  • Soworried
    Soworried Posts: 2,369 Forumite
    edited 8 November 2013 at 1:11PM
    This is what we are having tonight.
    Chicken tikka lasagne.
    Left over cooked chicken or 500g of chicken portions with the meat removed 88p
    1 pkt of lasagne sheets 32p
    1 jar of tikka sauce 20p
    Serve with 1/2 bag of cauliflower 50p

    Total cost £1.90 or 48p a head
    £36/£240
    £5522
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  • lisa110rry
    lisa110rry Posts: 1,794 Forumite
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    Well, back to this thread - I shall be making this dish this weekend in a slow cooker although of coourse it could be made on a hob.

    Ingredients:

    1 cooked ham hock (the bone from bone-in ham at your local deli counter after the meat has been sliced off). Mine was £1.15. Remember cooked ham can be frozen.

    1 or 2 onions, diced and sweated

    500g split peas - 60p per 250g

    a couple of veg stock cubes, or if you can get it, ham stock


    Put sweated onion, ham hock, peas and stock to cover all in the slow cooker.

    Switch on for a few hours until the peas are indistinguishable. Remove ham hock and cool until you can shred off the meat and return to soup.

    Serves a crowd. Everyone seems to enjoy it.

    Depending on the size of the canine and the strength of the bone, the bone, rinsed for cleanliness, may be enjoyed by a four footed member of the family.
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