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The winter chill has set in so oily rag households have the wood-burning stoves stoked up and the sluggish cookers brewing warm meals.

An oily rag household up north mentioned although the ability was out for 3 days during a recent storm, they cooked scrumptious low-price meals on their wooden-burning hearth using a solid iron casserole dish. Slow cooking will not be solely a lifesaver in instances of emergency, it is also an effective way of constructing tasty winter meals using the most affordable cuts of meat.

Carol from Tauranga writes: "Always look at the price per kilo when buying meat -- not the overall worth on the pack. Take under consideration whether or not it has the bone in or out. You get an excellent deal when the price per kilo is beneath$10."

As a basic guide, the cheapest (to highest) cuts of meat are as follows: sausages, mince, gravy beef, blade steak, corned silverside, rolled roast, rump steak, barbecue steak, wiener schnitzel, sirloin, scotch fillet, and fillet steak.

We expect you can't go past chicken for excellent value. At about $5 a kilo for frozen hen pieces, it is about half the price of mince, which is generally the most cost effective purple meat.

Listed below are some low-price gradual-cooking recipes from readers.

M.M. has this implausible recipe her mum used to make. "It's cheap, fast and scrumptious and is now a household favorite in my dwelling. This recipe additionally freezes very well, so you may make it in advance or freeze the leftovers.

Chicken legs and/or thighs

Large tin of tomato soup

Large carrot, sliced

10 mushrooms, chopped in chunks

Large brown onion, thinly sliced

1 tbsp dried blended herbs

Place the substances in a casserole dish, mix, and then place the lid on the dish. I normally stir it after 30 minutes to mix all of it via. Cook in a moderate oven for about 45 minutes to an hour. Serve with rice and beans or peas.

"Mum used to coat the hen pieces in flour and brown them earlier than putting within the casserole dish. However, as a busy mum myself, I skip this step and it turns out just wonderful. It's such a hearty meal, you will all love it!"

And here is a versatile minced meat casserole that could make use of nearly something left over within the fridge. "Put any of the following elements, in layers, in an ovenproof dish, pie dish or casserole. Minced meat (beef, lamb, hogget, pork, rooster, rabbit or possum) plus a mixture of any of these: sliced onions, chopped bacon or ham pieces, grated carrot or pumpkin, drained tinned tomatoes, finely sliced raw potatoes, frozen peas, beans or corn, odd bits of shredded cabbage or cauliflower (not broccoli because it goes a humorous color).

"You may wish to attempt sprinkling sunflower or pumpkin seeds between the layers. A pinch of sage over pork, a sprinkle of rosemary over hogget or a smear of ready mustard or horseradish sauce over beef could be very tasty. Pour over the casserole a mixture of 2 cups of heat water, leftover gravy or tomato juice, with salt and pepper to taste, about a tablespoon of either tomato, Worcestershire, plum or black bean sauce and the same quantity of vinegar. Bake gently in a covered dish at 160C for 90 minutes.