Category: Recipes
No Cook Recipes
I spotted this Rocky Road Chocolate Cookies recipe on the back of a packet of mini marshmallows just as I was about to toss it in the bin!
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Frugal Snacks
I love cheese triangles – I always have – and always have a box of them in the fridge. I’m not overly bothered about brand, so if I
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Side Dish
If you want to microwave orzo pasta, rather than boiling it, then that’s straight forward and easy to do. I never boil orzo on the stovetop, I always
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Easy Picnic Food
I’ve always been a fan of potato salad – in many flavours! I’ll usually make a basic potato salad in the summer months, kept in the fridge in
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Breakfast Ideas
Cereal’s an easy breakfast choice, grab a bowl, pour out the cereal … and away you go. The trouble with many breakfast cereals is they actually contain a
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Breakfast Ideas
This is another microwave mug breakfast I make quite often – it takes just 3 minutes from start to finish and is a great way to start any
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Main Meals
This slow cooker quiche, filled with sausage, onion, chilli and cheese, used a small 3.5 litre slow cooker. I wanted to make a slow cooker quiche in my
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Microwave
I microwave about 98% of my food and meals – so a microwave breakfast is no different. What’s not to like? Using mug cooking methods and cooking food
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Main Meals
This easy Sunday chicken dinner really hit the spot – and included Yorkshire puddings, stuffing, mashed potatoes, carrots, green beans, sweetcorn, peas and lashings of gravy! Without an
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Baked in the Oven
This banana bread pudding recipe is one I use when I’ve few ingredients in the house. I can’t have everything all the time and what I like about
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Easy Picnic Food
This simple Scotch Egg was served with home-made potato & red onion salad. It’s good to vary the items you have on your plate when eating salad and
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Ingredients
I’ve bought some Jersey Royal potatoes – we always had these potatoes when I was growing up as my dad was a Jerseyman, so they were compulsory in
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