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22-04-2012, 18:17   #931
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No picture, but 3 bean enchiladas the past few nights. Much better the second day after the beans had a chance to soak up the flavours overnight in the fridge. Definitely a keeper recipe. Nom, nom.
Sounds good. What did you make it with, nesf?

I made some wraps for breakfast today. Veggie sossies, fried tomato and mushrooms and a fried egg.

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22-04-2012, 20:21   #932
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I made veggie gyoza dumplings for dinner. I was going to take a pic but I got distracted stuffing them into my face
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Spinach and broccolli tortellini, with roast vegetables and jacket potato

Hotel food can be so nice sometimes, if you ask them nicely for the vegetarian option.
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22-04-2012, 22:03   #934
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Sounds good. What did you make it with, nesf?
I was lazy and used a Tesco Enchilada kit, quite tasty indeed. Will probably do it up from scratch some day if I feel bored.

But for "I'm wrecked after the kids" dinners, such kits are handy!
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I was lazy and used a Tesco Enchilada kit, quite tasty indeed. Will probably do it up from scratch some day if I feel bored.

But for "I'm wrecked after the kids" dinners, such kits are handy!
Those kits aren't bad at all. I really like the fajita spice that comes in the Old El Paso ones.

I just made a really simple tomato and spinach curry with paneer and roasted potatoes. The sauce was with garam masala and honey and the potatoes with coriander powder, cumin and lemon juice.

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25-04-2012, 03:09   #936
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I made a stirfry with noodles, random veggies, scrambled egg and some paste that I made ages ago. Then topped it with fabulous Sriracha sauce.



Sriracha is awesome, in case you haven't tried it before.
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25-04-2012, 15:06   #937
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Slow cooked vegan chili brewing away as I speak...

Though looking through all of Little Alex's pictures is making me starving already!
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25-04-2012, 17:35   #938
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Slow cooked vegan chili brewing away as I speak...

Though looking through all of Little Alex's pictures is making me starving already!

ooh would you have a recipe, i've never made a chilli that was just right!
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ooh would you have a recipe, i've never made a chilli that was just right!
Big thread made on this not so long ago - http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showt...3#post73066733
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26-04-2012, 18:04   #941
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Couldn't eat the chili, I put soya textured vegetable protein into it and couldn't eat it due to the texture. However the veg was lovely, so tonight, doing a slow cooked enchilada mixture with just veg I know I can eat.
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Oh dear God, so good! The secret is adding the spices for the last hour of cooking, otherwise it comes out quite bland. But today I had wonderfully tender veg (chickpeas, Dutch Brown beans, haricot beans, celery, carrot and some tomato) along with fiery spiciness! I can thoroughly recommend slow cooking to others after today.
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28-04-2012, 21:25   #943
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I made a tomato and mozzarella salad with garlic and smoky paprika roast potatoes.

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Sriracha is awesome, in case you haven't tried it before.
I think a housemate had this before. Where can I get it around Dublin?
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29-04-2012, 14:05   #945
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I think a housemate had this before. Where can I get it around Dublin?
You can get it in Chinese supermarkets, Slunk.
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