Showing posts with label lunch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lunch. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 August 2015

Tuna & Vegetable Couscous

Tuna & Vegetable Couscous



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Published: August 5th 2015
Couscous is a great ingredient for bulking out a meal and also brilliant for using as a leftover packed lunch!


Thursday, 12 June 2014

Pan Fried Cod with Giant Couscous

Cod with Giant Couscous



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Pan fried Cod is a brilliant lunch idea as it is so easy to do and quick! And, talking of quick, we decided to give this Mediterranean Giant Couscous a try as well, which we saw in ASDA.


Wednesday, 11 June 2014

Leftovers | Macaroni Bolognese Omelette

Macaroni Bolognese Omelette


Ingredients:

Leftover Macaroni Bolognese
5 eggs
Salt & Pepper
35g Grated cheddar (optional)
Fry light

Directions:
  • Heat a frying pan with fry light and add the leftover macaroni bolognese.
  • Beat 2 eggs and ad salt and pepper.
  • Stir well until heated through before adding the egg mix, then quickly tip in the eggs and stir thoroughly.
  • Whilst the omelette is cooking, prepare a salad with your choice of salad vegetables.
  • When the top of the omelette looks firm, either flip or fold the omelette, or, as we prefer, add cheese on the top and pop under the grill to finish.



Tuesday, 10 June 2014

Leftovers | Cola Gammon with Scrambled Egg and Salad

Cola Gammon Salad



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A great way to use leftover meats from any Sunday roast.

Prep time: Cook time:
Total time:
Size: 2 servings
Serving size: 1 portion

Ingredients:

Leftover cola gammon
Salad of lettuce, cucumber, tomato and spring onion
Scrambled eggs using 2 eggs
Splash of milk
Salt & Pepper
Fry light


Directions:

  • Carve the gammon, prepare the salad ingredients and simply lay on a plate
  • Beat the two eggs, add a splash of milk and a little salt and pepper
  • Heat a frying pan with fry light, add the egg mix and stir continuously until the mixture is cooked to your liking.
  • Serve!



Saturday, 7 June 2014

Pan Fried Cod with Thai Fish Sauce

Pan Fried Cod is very quick and easy to do as an ideal lunch snack or even a main meal. We picked a small pack up from Lidl for just £2.49 making this lunch very economical!



Ingredients:


Cod Fillets (one pack from Lidl was enough for 2 people)
2 to 3 tspThai Fish Sauce
1 Garlic clove, finely sliced
Salt & pepper

Salad:


Shredded iceberg lettuce
Red grapes, quartered
Cherry tomatoes, halved
Cucumber, sliced and halved
Spring onions, chopped
Seafood sticks, chopped

Method:
  1. Spray a pan with fry light and heat until nice and hot. Add a little salt and pepper and place cod in pan (skin side down if not skinned fillets).
  2. Add a little extra salt and pepper to the visible side of the cod, reduce the heat a little and cook slowly.
  3. After about 3 or 4 minutes, add the garlic slices and then turn the cod so they cover the garlic to prevent burning.
  4. Add two or three teaspoons of thai fish sauce over the cod and move around the pan so you de-glaze it at the same time.
  5. After a further 3 or 4 minutes, remove the cod from the heat and serve immediately.
  6. All in all, a meal for two people for less than £2 a head!

Monday, 2 June 2014

Pan Fried Salmon with Salad

Pan Fried Salmon, a great source of Omega 3 as well as a whole host of other vitamins and minerals. And also one of the easiest meals you will ever cook!


Friday, 30 May 2014

Ham, Cheese and Onion Omelette with Salad

Omelettes are so versatile, you can add pretty much anything to one to create a tasty and filling meal. Chuck in some ham, onion, even a little cheese, and you have a lunch that will satisfy you until dinner time!



Thursday, 29 May 2014

Chicken Salad with Home Made Coleslaw

This is a simple Chicken Salad with a home made coleslaw to accompany.Salads are a great source of wholesome ingredients, and are ideal for those warm weather months. Anything can be served with a salad, and they are great for using up leftover cold meats.


Sunday, 18 May 2014

Spanish Omelette

I remember first having Spanish Omelette in some local café, and it was basically an omelette with potatoes in the middle! A few years later, a holiday to Spain, and that so-called Spanish Omelette was well and truly eclipsed by one we had at a local bar.


I promised myself I would learn to make that omelette, and here is our recipe.