A delicious paneer recipe to make at home from ” Romy Gill’s India ” by Romy Gill. She says its also a great choice for packed lunches or summer picnics: cut a pitta in half, turn each half into a pocket and fill with paneer to enjoy with pickled onions and salad on the side. She also suggests you can eat this paneer in a wrap, along with sliced onions and the chutney of your choice.
A fruity chicken curry from ” 30 Minute Mowgli ” by Nisha Katona.
An easy supper from ” Nutmeg & Custard” by Marcus Wareing.
A recipe from ” Stir Crazy” by Ching-He Huang. If you are Vegan then leave out the egg- it will still be very good.
A recipe from ” The Covent Garden Cookery Book” by Diana Troy.
A recipe from Waitrose for those days when you deserve a treat.
A fragrant stew with plenty of broth from ” Alice’s Cook Book” by Alice Hart. Marinate the chicken for as long as possible- preferably the day before. To make a vegetarian version use vegetable stock, omit the fish stock, up the soy sauce to 5 tablespoons and replace the chicken with 500g marinated fried tofu pieces and 300g shitake mushrooms. It will only need 30 minutes cooking time. Serve with some sticky rice and stir fried greens.
This dish originates from the Guntur region of India in Andhra . I found it in ” Indian Kitchen” by Maunika Gowardhan.
A simple recipe from ” Indian Kitchen” by Maunika Gowardhan. Serve with chapattis and some raita.
A dish from ” 30 Minute Mowgli” by Nisha Katona.
Sticking with todays theme of things to do with leftover Turkey, here is a curry with thai influences from ” Gizzi’s Seasons Eating’s” by Gizzi Erskine.
Delicious noodles from Georgina Hayden.
I love noodles and am always seeking out new recipes, especially healthy one like these from ” Thrifty Cooking in the Doctors Kitchen” by Dr Rupy Aujla.
A recipe for minced pork from Nisha Katona’s ” Pimp my Rice”. If you have any green beans then chop them up and add with the meat.
