Pasta with Peppers & Olives
Colourful and tasty. When peppers are on special whiz this up for a mid-week meal.
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Colourful and tasty. When peppers are on special whiz this up for a mid-week meal.
Is it a marrow or is it an over-grown zucchini>? Does it matter?
Sweet salty bacon wrapped around chicken drums? Mmm-mmm.
What is better than one favourite ingredient? Two, of course!
Served chilled soups at any other temperature than ice cold, and that includes just cold, is about as exciting as sucking on a damp dish cloth. Stick it in the freezer!
Lychee juice, lime leaves, ginger and pink peppercorns on a baked ham? Why not. Scrumptious!
Full of colour and bursting with fabulous flavour – summer chicken is a winner.
Light the barbie, sniff the air, grill the meat and kick back.
Turn leftovers into a tasty meal … or cook chicken thighs and use while still warm.
Sublime. Easy. Fresh. Summer.
These peppers are filled with good things: apricots, pine nuts, quinoa and spice.
Sneaky trick – put the peppers on top of the chicken as they cook so all their sweet juices run into the chicken breasts.
Looking good (and tasting even better!).
Plump prawns, lemongrass, turmeric, ginger, pineapple and chilli. Yes, one big YUM!
Give yourself a health boost and make double!
Hot spicy mouthfuls – just the thing to quell hunger pangs.
There’s no alligator in here, but what you do get when you mix alligator pear (avocado!) and fresh pear is a sublime salad.
Paprika, green olives and sherry vinegar creates FLAVOUR!
This smells so good while it cooks it will be hard not to cut a slice as soon as it comes out of the oven!
Hungry? Dig in!
Cobblers can be sweet as well as savoury and the topping is said to resemble a cobbled street. The scones are golden and cheesy on top and become like dumplings on the bottom. Scrumptious!
This is hardly a pie – it’s really a stew with a crusty scone topping – but it does the job of a good meat pie, that is, it fills you up right down to your boots with warming inexpensive food.
Golden fish fillets in a pool of gingery lime coconut sauce. Mmm.
A tasty and filling family meal utilising a cheaper cut of meat and inexpensive vegetables.
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