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29 Jan, 2010

Recipe: Mum’s Beef Stew

Posted by: peter in: Main Meals | Recipes

What with Rercy succumbing to Tesco, both SnackBox and I sucked in by McDonald’s extra value sugar offer, Cat plundering the depths of dessert, and Jean on a steak/pie-only diet, you’d be forgiven for thinking we’ve given up. Yes, we’ve taken to the couch surrounded by empty pizza boxes, and a shallow and judgmental documentary [...]

Feeling lazy and hankering some comfort food, I nipped into Tesco and bought the Tesco Finest Lamb Moussaka. I naively thought it would marry well with the Potato Gratin from the normal Tesco range but I choose poorly. Both were tasty but sadly not together - I swear I could almost hear my arteries clog [...]

12 Jan, 2010

Spuds to the rescue

Posted by: rercy in: Good Value | Leftovers | Main Meals | Recipes

All Christmas I couldn’t stop thinking about food out of greed and now I can’t stop thinking about it out of fear. I live on the top of a mountain in West Wicklow and I’m snowed in - alone. I did make provisions last week and got copious amounts of food including an auxiliary ham [...]

08 Jan, 2010

More Comfort Food

Posted by: peter in: Recipes

I’ve mostly been cooking good old reliable comfort recipes this week, so haven’t tried out too many new recipes.
As we batten down the hatches for the weekend, I thought I’d relink to some of CheapEats most popular comfort food recipes. Rercy’s Lebanse Style Shephards Pie brings a heartwarming taste of the middle east to our [...]

If the seas haven’t frozen over, or if you’ve got some fish in the freezer, fish pie has to be one of the greatest comfort foods ever. For me, it’s got to be topped with creamy mashed potato. I also put in little bits of brocolli to add some flavour and texture. And this recipe [...]

06 Jan, 2010

Stock up for the snow

Posted by: peter in: Food News | Recipes | Store Cupboard

Panic buyers are surging to the shops in Britain as the snow threatens to entomb us all, write some breathless newspapers in the UK.
Yesterday’s Guardian newspaper reported that shoppers are stocking up on salt, alcohol, soups, and ready meals, while the never-hysterical Daily Hate showed a post-apocalyptic scene of empty supermarket shelves, presumably in an [...]

Happy New Year! I hope you all had a lovely Christmas. I’ve spent most of the last week eating, sleeping, and watching TV by the fire, punctuated by the occasional social gathering and repressed bout of guilt: January 4th would soon arrive and normal service would resume.
The day has arrived and the snow and ice [...]

26 Nov, 2009

Recipes: Vegetarian Christmas

Posted by: rercy in: Healthy Eating | Recipes | Vegetarian

Christmas dinner is a very meat focused affair and although I do enjoy turkey, I think that turkey and ham are weird together. The sprouts are little green spheres of pure deliciousness but in general vegetables are a tad boring at Christmas and I think vegetarians get a bum deal on the day.
Well, if you [...]

24 Nov, 2009

Product Review: Paul Rankin Pie

Posted by: rercy in: Good Value | Product Reviews

We’re moving house this week and there’s a million and one things to do. The kitchen is mostly packed away and even if I could cook I’m just too tired.
So I nipped into Dunnes to get some quick and preferably healthy convenience food that I could just bung in the oven. I came across the [...]

I really know nothing about South African food so I thought I would start with the obvious and try out the most popular and traditional dish of the country - Bobotie.
The national dish of South Africa, it’s commonly made with minced meat, usually lamb or beef, covered with an egg-based topping and served with rice.
It [...]





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