what did you have for tea

I had liver and onions
I am looking for recipies for single men that are easy to cook and good for
you (not)

 

Would these be fresh or frozen single men?

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The Rotenburg special

 

There's a place in Shepherds Bush that does takeaways for £2.

I live on 'em. There's a huge variety of stuff and the amount you get
depends what you buy.

I had 2 vegetable stir fry things today for lunch and I have two beef
curries winking at me from the fridge.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3286721.stm

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...220/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/026-0869589-3950009

 

well typing in "recipes for one person" in google came up with some
options.

This is one http://www.yumyum.com/student/

www.uktvfood.co.uk links to stuff from the Good Food programmes on
satellite telly. Just adjust the recipe quantities.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/ has a recipe section as well.

Plenty of books at any half decent bookshop or on Amazon.

Delia Smith - One is Fun.
Gary Rhodes and Nigel Slater both do books on how to cook a decent meal
in 30 mins.

Any half decent book on Aisan or Indian cookery will provide loads of
ideas on good and quick meals.

Half the trick is ensuring you have some decent utensils and a
reasonably well stocked store cupboard with the basics in it.

I'm lazy when it comes to cooking but I am trying to do far more cooking
and less microwaving.

 

I'm currently cooking up a dish involving:

Muscles, tiger prawns, squid, crabsticks, onion, peppers, plum tomatoes,
garlic and rice.

Might be a complete disaster, though.

 

Bet that tastes pretty strong, you must need your iron, man.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, SteveH

Depends what animal the muscles come from IWHT.

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Hehe.

Oops.

 

SteveH wrote

I am just waiting for me roll to finish baking and then I am having egg,
bacon, burger, beans, tomatoes and bread and butter wiv a gert great mug
of tea to wash it down after.

Mine will be a delightful change to low fat shite and will be wonderful.

 

I just lobbed some chilli and bread into the toastie maker. mmm chilli
toasties.

 

One of those black rubber bags or a proper Breville type thing?

 

Baked ham, baked spud, leeks au gratin, nice storng French mustard and a
litre of cold beer to wash it down with.

 

Breville copy, made by some unknown company.

 

Chris Griffiths emerged from their own little world to say

Today: diced turkey thigh, diced green pepper, chopped onion. Fry until
they gain some colour. Add tin toms, paprika, herbs. Simmer until turkey is
tender and the liquid has reduced.

Took 30 mins

Served with potatoes, tomorrow rice and there'll probably be a portion left
for the freezer

Cooking for one is easier if you don't mind eating the same thing on
consecutive days and/or have a freezer. Cooking a single portion of the
above would not be practical as you would need to use part of a pepper,
part tin of toms etc.

 

... and another twat gains entry to the killfile.

You all play nastily, now.

 

Did you put anything else with it or was it a Stagg type thing from a
tin?

I've got a George Foreman griller but I've never used it for that and am
looking for new and exciting ways to do boring food

 

It was from a tin because I couldn't be arsed to cook. Grated a bit of
cheese in there too.

I've never felt the need to grill george foreman.

 

chesse toastie
2 pieces of toast with chesse in the middle then put it in microwave for
20's comes out perfect


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