Tag: Cooking for One

It’s easy to microwave custard, from scratch, to go on top of your hot puddings, or to let get cold for a trifle topping, or a quick banana

This slow cooker turkey mince stew was made in the slow cooker, with very little effort! Served with noodles, it could also be served with vegetables, or a

Served with chips, rice or vegetables, these simple microwave porcupine meatballs are cooked from scratch in under 10 minutes – saving not only time, but saving money too

Cheaper than you can make it! Hot or cold, rice pudding’s one of my favourite comfort foods and when supermarket value rice pudding costs just 20p for a

Using just four ingredients, this simple bread is made in a slow cooker in just 90 minutes – and costs about 60p. Today I made Cheese & Onion

Samosa Rice? “That sounds nice” I thought – so I bought it to try it. I spotted this in Aldi. It’s an Aldi Samosa Rice, under their Worldwide

Tuna, egg and Walkers crisps in a wrap – it’s a step up from a regular sandwich and really feels like a treat! This easy tuna sandwich filler

Hot and crispy toasted fish finger sandwiches are a quick lunch; using a toaster bag means no crumbs or mess inside the toaster! How many Fish Fingers are

This fab, quick snack, hits the spot on a budget! A pitta pocket is just a regular pitta bread, filled with fillings of your choice, then toasted. It’s

I know which ones I’ve found that work – and the duds – and there’s a clear winner in my book….. and I know some of you are

When toasted sandwich bags don’t fit the toaster it’s frustrating! If your toaster is a regular toaster and you buy toaster bags so you can make toasted sandwiches

This is a 3 ingredients, 10 minute, microwave hoisin noodles recipe that’s great to eat on its own, or as a side dish. I thought I’d try the