This is an old family favourite of Corned Beef Hash & Rice Pudding
It was named Test Match Special by my Grandfather as he could get it all ready & in the oven at 11am so he could watch the cricket & when the teams went into lunch at 1pm it would be ready!!
It feels like a cheat to describe such a simple recipe but here goes
Cook some potatoes, then mash them & add a tin of corned beef I add a little grated cheese as well. Put it into an ovenproof dish
Now for the rice pudding. In a ovenproof bowl I put 2 tablespoons of pudding rice, 2 tablespoons of caster sugar, 1 pint of full cream milk & a dash of vanilla extract
Put both dishes in the oven (rice pudding underneath) and cook for 2 hours at gas mark 3 (170C)
Eat
Enjoy
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The Family
Me - Mum and wife, part time PA, small time collector of vintage china , amateur singer and actress, cross-stitcher, cook and cake baker.
Hubby - Dad and husband, computer fixer, dress maker, Lego builder, tenor and fez wearer. Loves his food except celery and basil.
DD - pre- teen daughter, bright, beautiful, talented, sporty, kind, honest, loving and funny. Knows what she likes and what she doesn't but tastes are getting wider as she gets older.
Hubby - Dad and husband, computer fixer, dress maker, Lego builder, tenor and fez wearer. Loves his food except celery and basil.
DD - pre- teen daughter, bright, beautiful, talented, sporty, kind, honest, loving and funny. Knows what she likes and what she doesn't but tastes are getting wider as she gets older.
Showing posts with label potatoes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label potatoes. Show all posts
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Friday, 21 September 2012
Roast Beef & leftovers
Oh well I'm getting a bit behind with blogging & I keep forgetting to take photos!
Never mind though so here we go again. Whenever we have a Sunday Roast I use the leftovers to make dinner for the rest of the week
This week we had a beef joint so this was my menu plan
Sunday - roast beef & all the trimmings
Monday - cow in a hole (like toad but using beef not sausages)
Tuesday - beef with pasta in a creamy blue cheese sauce
Wednesday - for speed's sake it was pasties & mashed potatoes
Thursday - beef stir fry with honey & soy sauce
Friday - breaded haddock, mash & peas
I'll post some recipes & pictures later (where I remembered to take them that is!)
Never mind though so here we go again. Whenever we have a Sunday Roast I use the leftovers to make dinner for the rest of the week
This week we had a beef joint so this was my menu plan
Sunday - roast beef & all the trimmings
Monday - cow in a hole (like toad but using beef not sausages)
Tuesday - beef with pasta in a creamy blue cheese sauce
Wednesday - for speed's sake it was pasties & mashed potatoes
Thursday - beef stir fry with honey & soy sauce
Friday - breaded haddock, mash & peas
I'll post some recipes & pictures later (where I remembered to take them that is!)
Thursday, 2 August 2012
Leftover slow roast pork
Using the leftover pork from the weekend & the left over gravy I made individual pies for us all
I really like making individual portions of things - I think it makes meals seem a bit more special!
All I did was warm the shredded pork in a pan, add the gravy & warm through
I then added a splash of double cream & some soy sauce.
Whilst this was simmering I rolled out a piece of puff pastry & cut it to fit my pie dishes
I then split the meat & sauce between the three dishes, topped with pastry, brushed with milk, added a couple of air holes & decorated with Russian Doll cookie cutter pastry shapes
The pies then went in the oven at 200C for 30 minutes
I served this with mashed potatoes (should have peas too but I'd run out from frozen peas!)
I really like making individual portions of things - I think it makes meals seem a bit more special!
All I did was warm the shredded pork in a pan, add the gravy & warm through
I then added a splash of double cream & some soy sauce.
Whilst this was simmering I rolled out a piece of puff pastry & cut it to fit my pie dishes
I then split the meat & sauce between the three dishes, topped with pastry, brushed with milk, added a couple of air holes & decorated with Russian Doll cookie cutter pastry shapes
The pies then went in the oven at 200C for 30 minutes
I served this with mashed potatoes (should have peas too but I'd run out from frozen peas!)
Friday, 20 July 2012
Fishy Friday
Sainsbury's Salmon, ginger & chilli fishcakes with mashed potatoes & peas tonight
These fishcakes are very tasty - I sometimes find fishcakes bland bit these are well spiced with a nice crunchy coating
These fishcakes are very tasty - I sometimes find fishcakes bland bit these are well spiced with a nice crunchy coating
Thursday, 19 July 2012
Quick meal!
Tonight had to be a very quick meal due to an early rehearsal call for me.
Although I try to always cook from fresh ingredients I occasionally use the Birds Eye Southern Fried Crispy Chicken - they're nice & spicy which we all like & cook quickly
I serve these with peas & mashed potatoes
I make my mash with boiled potatoes (obviously!) with a little butter & cheese. If I have some in I will add a little double cream too
Although I try to always cook from fresh ingredients I occasionally use the Birds Eye Southern Fried Crispy Chicken - they're nice & spicy which we all like & cook quickly
I serve these with peas & mashed potatoes
I make my mash with boiled potatoes (obviously!) with a little butter & cheese. If I have some in I will add a little double cream too
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