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Winter Cooking
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Yesterday I made a pan of Thai squash soup which will do us a few days.
Today I’m making a gigantic quorn and lentil cottage pie with a mashed cauliflower and cheese topping instead of potato. We’ll eat some tonight and freeze the rest.
Tomorrow I’m going to make a large batch of the world famous ragu which EcclesCake put many of us on to, which will be frozen for future use.
And on Thursday I’ll be making a pan of spicy lentil and tomato soup.
Over the weekend I’m going to make the base of a beef carbonade to freeze ready for some visitors, it’ll just need the bread and mustard topping when it’s defrosted. And a venison (except I’m using beef) and pickled walnut casserole, which will also be frozen for future consumption.
Do you have any winter ‘go to’ meals?
Today I’m making a gigantic quorn and lentil cottage pie with a mashed cauliflower and cheese topping instead of potato. We’ll eat some tonight and freeze the rest.
Tomorrow I’m going to make a large batch of the world famous ragu which EcclesCake put many of us on to, which will be frozen for future use.
And on Thursday I’ll be making a pan of spicy lentil and tomato soup.
Over the weekend I’m going to make the base of a beef carbonade to freeze ready for some visitors, it’ll just need the bread and mustard topping when it’s defrosted. And a venison (except I’m using beef) and pickled walnut casserole, which will also be frozen for future consumption.
Do you have any winter ‘go to’ meals?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I love my slow cooker and much prefer Winter meals to Summer ones. Shin Beef done for 8 hours with onions celery & carrots, Brisket joint cooked slowly then crisped up in a hot oven (fantastic gravy) Chicken Thighs slow cooked with carrots and onions in white wine finished off with dollops of creme fraiche and fresh parsley. I'm hungry now...and supposed to be on a diet.....
ethendron
Fabadas Asturianas is a old Spanish peasant stew. It consists of potato,onion,black pudding,chorizo,ham hock and Fabadas beans. ( I use butter beans as Fabadas or fava beans are similar)
Very health as no extra oil or fat is used. The primary oil comes from dry frying the chorizo. There are herbs and smoked paprika in it as well
Fabadas Asturianas is a old Spanish peasant stew. It consists of potato,onion,black pudding,chorizo,ham hock and Fabadas beans. ( I use butter beans as Fabadas or fava beans are similar)
Very health as no extra oil or fat is used. The primary oil comes from dry frying the chorizo. There are herbs and smoked paprika in it as well
Ethendron
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Note: For the Tinga paste I substituted chipotle paste available in Sainsburys and other stores.
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traybake.html
Note: For the Tinga paste I substituted chipotle paste available in Sainsburys and other stores.
Cottage pie, lasagne, roasted ham, dauphinois potatoes and green beans, bacon and potato bake and baked beans, spag bol, chilli, cheese mash and bacon, toad in the hole - winter food seems so much easier than summer food. Would love to be able to make enough to freeze but always have to make ginormous amounts just for one meal :)