Everyone Loves Beef Recipes
What's lurking within the back of your cupboards? Could you feed your family with a two-yr-old dusty tin of Spam and half a packet of pasta?
A couple of weeks in the past, such questions appeared laughable; the preserve of panickers and preppers predicting the apocalypse as the remainder of us went about our normal lives.
But instantly, the alarming unfold of coronavirus - this week declared a worldwide pandemic by the World Health Organisation - could be very actual certainly.
Sarah Rainey is pictured above along with her ten-month-outdated son. For those who - like most families - have a reasonably full freezer, sensibly stocked cupboards and odds and ends in the fridge, there actually is no must panic, even within the event of isolation
And because the threat of quarantine hangs over the UK, it’s laborious not to turn your thoughts to what you would do within the event of a national lockdown.
As a mum to a ten-month-outdated, recently I’ve discovered myself waking within the evening worrying about whether or not I needs to be stockpiling.
The government insists there's ‘no need’ and campaigners have rightly warned that shopping for in bulk now merely deprives poorer families of their weekly essentials.
But because the virus spreads, it appears it is a case not of ‘if’ but ‘when’ we might all be confined to our houses for a number of weeks.
And as the risk of quarantine hangs over the UK, it’s hard not to turn your mind to what you would do within the occasion of a national lockdown. As a mum to a ten-month-old, lately I’ve discovered myself waking within the evening worrying about whether I should be stockpiling. An Asda retailer in London is pictured above
Well, in case you - like most households - have a moderately full freezer, sensibly stocked cupboards and odds and ends in the fridge, there really is no need to panic, even within the event of isolation.
I have been astonished by the treasures I’ve discovered hidden on the again of my cupboards - from corned beef bought in error to a four-pack of Ambrosia rice - and the tasty tubs of leftovers which have been languishing in the freezer since final 12 months, from chicken curry to a slab of Christmas pudding.
With a strict meal planner and inventive recipes, you and your family can eat healthily and happily for two weeks with out a single journey to the shops.
What to do
One of the simplest ways of preserving fresh meals - equivalent to milk, eggs and veg - is to cook it, so begin on day one.
Stews, soups, chillis and pies are finest, because the cooking liquid preserves the contents, and they are easy to freeze.
Make a listing of all of the food within the home, including foodstuffs for babies/kids, and ensure it is stored and sealed correctly.
Make space in the freezer by taking foods out of their packaging and utilizing Ziploc baggage quite than plastic packing containers.
The easiest way of preserving recent meals - resembling milk, eggs and veg - is to cook it, so start on day one [File photo]
Take two-thirds of the fresh bread, milk, butter and cheese in your fridge and freeze them. Slice the bread, chop the cheese and butter into chunks and decant the milk into smaller containers so you'll be able to defrost it when wanted.
Crack eggs into ice-cube trays earlier than freezing. You will need to peel recent fruit resembling bananas and oranges, too.
This makes them easier to defrost (or you'll be able to throw the frozen fruit into the blender to make a vitamin-rich smoothie).
Herbs are freezable, too, but you can too stick them in a pot of moist soil or a glass of water close to a window and they'll keep recent for longer.
Meals to feed the household
The following recipes are primarily based on what I have in my home, without stockpiling or getting ready, this weekend, excluding fresh produce reminiscent of meat, veg and dairy.
In case you, like me, are catering for kids or babies, these meals are appropriate for all of the household - and make enough for 2 adults and two little ones. If you can, double up and freeze a batch for later.
800g potatoes, peeled and quartered
1 x 400g tin of kidney beans, drained and washed
250ml water
1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
3 tbsp tomato ketchup
1 tbsp butter (non-obligatory)
Heat a bit of oil (or water) in a saucepan over a medium heat. If utilizing, saute the onion for 5 minutes.
Add the kidney beans, stock, water, herbs, Worcestershire sauce, tomato puree and ketchup. Bring to a boil after which reduce to a simmer for 20 minutes.
Boil the potatoes. Once they're cooked, drain and mash with the butter (or 1 tbsp water) and mustard.
Preheat the oven to 200c (fan 180c). Tip the bean mixture into a roasting dish and unfold the potato on prime. Bake for 20 minutes, until golden.
Add the kidney beans, inventory, water, herbs, Worcestershire sauce, tomato puree and ketchup. Bring to a boil and then cut back to a simmer for 20 minutes. A stock picture is used above
Add the beans and cook for another ten minutes, till the sauce thickens. A stock picture is used above
Add the lentils, wine, Marmite and herbs and simmer for 20 minutes. A stock image is used above
1 carrot, diced (non-obligatory)
140ml purple wine
1 tsp dried thyme
1 tsp chilli powder
Heat just a little oil or water in a frying pan and (if using) saute the onion and carrot till smooth. Add the chopped tomatoes and tomato paste and stir.
Meanwhile, cook the spaghetti in a saucepan of boiling, salted water.
Heat a bit of oil or water in a frying pan and (if utilizing) saute the onion and carrot till tender. Add the chopped tomatoes and tomato paste and stir. A stock image is used above
1 tbsp olive oil1 onion, diced (non-obligatory)
700ml vegetable inventory
175g tinned sweetcorn
2 tbsp dried parsley
Add the rice and stir for one minute until the grains are glossy.
Pour in the stock and cover the pan with the lid. Reduce the heat to low and cook for ten minutes, before including the peas and corn.
Cover and cook for ten minutes extra. Stand for five minutes earlier than stirring via the tuna and parsley. Serve scorching.
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1 x 400g tin of chopped tomatoes
1 onion, diced (non-compulsory)
250g risotto rice (you may as well use basmati rice, pearl barley or bulgur wheat)
1 tsp dried oregano
Tip the chopped tomatoes and half the vegetable stock into a meals processor and blend until it's clean.
Put the oil into a large frying pan and (if using) add the onion and garlic.
Add the recent tomato stock, one ladle at a time, ensuring you let the rice absorb the liquid.
Tip the chopped tomatoes and half the vegetable stock right into a meals processor and blend till it is easy. Pour this, with the remaining inventory, right into a saucepan over a low heat and keep warm. A stock image is used above
Add the hot tomato inventory, one ladle at a time, making sure you let the rice absorb the liquid. After 20-25 minutes, it ought to be delicate and creamy. Add the herbs, stir and serve. A stock image is used above [File photo]
Serve sizzling, over rice or noodles, or with bread to assist soak up the sauce. A peanut butter jar is seen above
½ tsp turmeric
½ tsp chilli flakes
2 x 400g tin of chickpeas
1 tbsp tomato puree
50g frozen spinach (or different frozen veg)
Heat oil in a big frying pan and add the spices.
Cook for a couple of minutes to deliver out the flavours earlier than including the coconut milk, chickpeas, peanut butter, tomato puree and crushed inventory cube.
Cook on a excessive heat for 5 to ten minutes until it thickens. Add the frozen veg and (if using) lemon juice and cook for one more 5 minutes.
Cook on a excessive heat for 5 to ten minutes until it thickens. Add the frozen veg and (if utilizing) lemon juice and cook for another 5 minutes. A inventory image is used above
1 x 400g tin of plum or chopped tomatoes
100g dried pasta items (any damaged odds and ends will do)
four tbsp pink or inexperienced pesto
Pour the tomatoes and stock into a large saucepan and convey to the boil.
Add the frozen vegetables and convey the soup back to the boil, letting it simmer for one to two minutes.
A couple of weeks in the past, such questions appeared laughable; the preserve of panickers and preppers predicting the apocalypse as the remainder of us went about our normal lives.
But instantly, the alarming unfold of coronavirus - this week declared a worldwide pandemic by the World Health Organisation - could be very actual certainly.
Sarah Rainey is pictured above along with her ten-month-outdated son. For those who - like most families - have a reasonably full freezer, sensibly stocked cupboards and odds and ends in the fridge, there actually is no must panic, even within the event of isolation
And because the threat of quarantine hangs over the UK, it’s laborious not to turn your thoughts to what you would do within the event of a national lockdown.
As a mum to a ten-month-outdated, recently I’ve discovered myself waking within the evening worrying about whether or not I needs to be stockpiling.
The government insists there's ‘no need’ and campaigners have rightly warned that shopping for in bulk now merely deprives poorer families of their weekly essentials.
But because the virus spreads, it appears it is a case not of ‘if’ but ‘when’ we might all be confined to our houses for a number of weeks.
So what can we do?
And as the risk of quarantine hangs over the UK, it’s hard not to turn your mind to what you would do within the occasion of a national lockdown. As a mum to a ten-month-old, lately I’ve discovered myself waking within the evening worrying about whether I should be stockpiling. An Asda retailer in London is pictured above
Well, in case you - like most households - have a moderately full freezer, sensibly stocked cupboards and odds and ends in the fridge, there really is no need to panic, even within the event of isolation.
I have been astonished by the treasures I’ve discovered hidden on the again of my cupboards - from corned beef bought in error to a four-pack of Ambrosia rice - and the tasty tubs of leftovers which have been languishing in the freezer since final 12 months, from chicken curry to a slab of Christmas pudding.
With a strict meal planner and inventive recipes, you and your family can eat healthily and happily for two weeks with out a single journey to the shops.
Listed below are some surprisingly delicious dishes for you to check out . . .
What to do
One of the simplest ways of preserving fresh meals - equivalent to milk, eggs and veg - is to cook it, so begin on day one.
Stews, soups, chillis and pies are finest, because the cooking liquid preserves the contents, and they are easy to freeze.
Make a listing of all of the food within the home, including foodstuffs for babies/kids, and ensure it is stored and sealed correctly.
Write a menu planner, utilizing the recipes right here - and ensure everyone sticks to it.
Make space in the freezer by taking foods out of their packaging and utilizing Ziploc baggage quite than plastic packing containers.
The easiest way of preserving recent meals - resembling milk, eggs and veg - is to cook it, so start on day one [File photo]
Take two-thirds of the fresh bread, milk, butter and cheese in your fridge and freeze them. Slice the bread, chop the cheese and butter into chunks and decant the milk into smaller containers so you'll be able to defrost it when wanted.
Crack eggs into ice-cube trays earlier than freezing. You will need to peel recent fruit resembling bananas and oranges, too.
This makes them easier to defrost (or you'll be able to throw the frozen fruit into the blender to make a vitamin-rich smoothie).
Herbs are freezable, too, but you can too stick them in a pot of moist soil or a glass of water close to a window and they'll keep recent for longer.
Meals to feed the household
The following recipes are primarily based on what I have in my home, without stockpiling or getting ready, this weekend, excluding fresh produce reminiscent of meat, veg and dairy.
Many elements are non-compulsory, so simply omit whatever you don’t have - or substitute it.
In case you, like me, are catering for kids or babies, these meals are appropriate for all of the household - and make enough for 2 adults and two little ones. If you can, double up and freeze a batch for later.
Baked bean Shepherd's Pie
800g potatoes, peeled and quartered
1 x 400g tin of baked beans (or alphabet spaghetti)
1 x 400g tin of kidney beans, drained and washed
500ml vegetable inventory
250ml water
1 tbsp combined dried herbs
1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
2 tbsp tomato puree
3 tbsp tomato ketchup
1 tsp wholegrain mustard
1 tbsp butter (non-obligatory)
Heat a bit of oil (or water) in a saucepan over a medium heat. If utilizing, saute the onion for 5 minutes.
Add the kidney beans, stock, water, herbs, Worcestershire sauce, tomato puree and ketchup. Bring to a boil after which reduce to a simmer for 20 minutes.
Add the beans and cook for another ten minutes, till the sauce thickens.
Boil the potatoes. Once they're cooked, drain and mash with the butter (or 1 tbsp water) and mustard.
Preheat the oven to 200c (fan 180c). Tip the bean mixture into a roasting dish and unfold the potato on prime. Bake for 20 minutes, until golden.
Add the kidney beans, inventory, water, herbs, Worcestershire sauce, tomato puree and ketchup. Bring to a boil and then cut back to a simmer for 20 minutes. A stock picture is used above
Add the beans and cook for another ten minutes, till the sauce thickens. A stock picture is used above
Lentil spag bol
Add the lentils, wine, Marmite and herbs and simmer for 20 minutes. A stock image is used above
2 tbsp tomato paste
1 carrot, diced (non-obligatory)
1 x 400g tin of inexperienced lentils
140ml purple wine
1 tsp Marmite
1 tsp dried thyme
1 dried bay leaf
1 tsp chilli powder
400g dried spaghetti
Heat just a little oil or water in a frying pan and (if using) saute the onion and carrot till smooth. Add the chopped tomatoes and tomato paste and stir.
Add the lentils, wine, Marmite and herbs and simmer for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, cook the spaghetti in a saucepan of boiling, salted water.
Serve the bolognese over the pasta - topped (if in case you have some) with grated cheese.
Heat a bit of oil or water in a frying pan and (if utilizing) saute the onion and carrot till tender. Add the chopped tomatoes and tomato paste and stir. A stock image is used above
Tuna and pea pilaf
1 tbsp olive oil1 onion, diced (non-obligatory)
250g basmati rice
700ml vegetable inventory
150g frozen peas
175g tinned sweetcorn
200g tinned tuna, drained and forked (or sardines)
2 tbsp dried parsley
Heat the oil in a big pan with a lid and, if using, saute the onion.
Add the rice and stir for one minute until the grains are glossy.
Pour in the stock and cover the pan with the lid. Reduce the heat to low and cook for ten minutes, before including the peas and corn.
Cover and cook for ten minutes extra. Stand for five minutes earlier than stirring via the tuna and parsley. Serve scorching.
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Tinned tomato risotto
1 x 400g tin of chopped tomatoes
1 tbsp olive oil
1 onion, diced (non-compulsory)
2 garlic cloves, crushed (non-obligatory)
250g risotto rice (you may as well use basmati rice, pearl barley or bulgur wheat)
1 tsp dried rosemary
1 tsp dried oregano
Tip the chopped tomatoes and half the vegetable stock into a meals processor and blend until it's clean.
Pour this, with the remaining inventory, right into a saucepan over a low heat and keep warm.
Put the oil into a large frying pan and (if using) add the onion and garlic.
Add the rice and stir for a minute until it turns glossy.
Add the recent tomato stock, one ladle at a time, ensuring you let the rice absorb the liquid.
After 20-25 minutes, it should be smooth and creamy. Add the herbs, stir and serve.
Tip the chopped tomatoes and half the vegetable stock right into a meals processor and blend till it is easy. Pour this, with the remaining inventory, right into a saucepan over a low heat and keep warm. A stock image is used above
Add the hot tomato inventory, one ladle at a time, making sure you let the rice absorb the liquid. After 20-25 minutes, it ought to be delicate and creamy. Add the herbs, stir and serve. A stock image is used above [File photo]
Peanut butter curry
Serve sizzling, over rice or noodles, or with bread to assist soak up the sauce. A peanut butter jar is seen above
1 tbsp olive or sunflower oil1 tsp paprika
½ tsp turmeric
½ tsp cayenne pepper
½ tsp chilli flakes
1 x 400g tin of coconut milk
2 x 400g tin of chickpeas
four tbsp peanut butter
1 tbsp tomato puree
1 x vegetable inventory cube, crushed
50g frozen spinach (or different frozen veg)
1 tbsp lemon juice (non-compulsory)
Heat oil in a big frying pan and add the spices.
Cook for a couple of minutes to deliver out the flavours earlier than including the coconut milk, chickpeas, peanut butter, tomato puree and crushed inventory cube.
Cook on a excessive heat for 5 to ten minutes until it thickens. Add the frozen veg and (if using) lemon juice and cook for one more 5 minutes.
Serve sizzling, over rice or noodles, or with bread to help soak up the sauce.
Cook on a excessive heat for 5 to ten minutes until it thickens. Add the frozen veg and (if utilizing) lemon juice and cook for another 5 minutes. A inventory image is used above
Five-minute minestrone
1 x 400g tin of plum or chopped tomatoes
1 litre of vegetable stock
100g dried pasta items (any damaged odds and ends will do)
350g frozen combined vegetables
four tbsp pink or inexperienced pesto
Handful of grated cheese (optionally available)
Pour the tomatoes and stock into a large saucepan and convey to the boil.
Add the pasta pieces and cook for another few minutes until they’re just turning mushy.
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