A simple, quick and totally tasty lamb recipe, this Lamb Keema Biryani is a perfect midweek meal for when time is tight, but delicious enough for the weekend too. So last week I was contacted by the folks at 'LAMB. Tasty Easy Fun' to collaborate on a couple of delicious, midweek lamb recipes. 'LAMB. Tasty Easy Fun', is an EU funded campaign to encourage the use of lamb in everyday cooking. Lamb is often considered difficult to cook, expensive, or something to be saved for ... continue reading...
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Easy Chicken Biryani
This Easy Chicken Biryani is quick, easy and is all made in one pan. A much cheaper – and healthier – alternative to reaching for that takeaway menu! (Plus it’s only 579 calories and it contains 29 grams of protein!) Chicken Biryani: the quick and easy version! Love the flavours of Chicken Biryani, but can’t be bothered with the long and complicated recipes to make it? Then you are going to LOVE my Easy Chicken Biryani! It’s very easy to make, it takes just 35 minutes AND ... continue reading...
Leftover Turkey Biryani
Wondering what to do with your roast turkey leftovers? This Leftover Turkey Biryani is your answer! Turkey Biryani is a quick, easy and delicious way to use up leftover roast turkey – it takes just 25 minutes and only uses 1 pot! If you don’t have any leftovers, don’t worry… I have included instructions for how to make this with fresh turkey too. Got roast turkey leftovers? Make biryani! So, you’ve had a wonderful roast turkey dinner, but now you have a pile of roast turkey ... continue reading...
Easy Keema Rice (Only 4 Ingredients!)
Want a really quick and easy weeknight dinner that also tastes amazing? Then this Easy Keema Rice is your answer! A delicious combination of rice, lamb mince, curry powder and frozen peas, this easy peasy, one pot lamb curry can be on the table in just 10 minutes and only uses 4 ingredients! This blog post contains affiliate links, this means if you click on a link and go on to buy the product I recommend, I will get a small commission, but you will not be charged a penny more – thanks ... continue reading...
Easy Lamb Tikka Masala
Who says tikka masala has to be made with chicken? This delicious LAMB tikka masala is quick and easy to prepare and tastes AMAZING! Plus it's cheaper and healthier than a takeaway. This recipe uses fresh diced lamb, but it can easily be adapted to make good use of your roast lamb leftovers. (Full instructions for both options given in the recipe card.) Easy Lamb Tikka Masala Chicken Tikka Masala is one of the UK's favourite meals. But did you know this delicious curry ... continue reading...
Leftover Roast Chicken Biryani
This Leftover Roast Chicken Biryani is quick, easy and is all made in just one pot!! It’s a great way to use up leftover roast chicken or rotisserie chicken, but if you don’t have any leftovers, don’t worry! I have included a quick and easy way to ‘create’ some leftovers. This curry is also dairy free and gluten free. I really love a good chicken biryani. There’s something so delicious about how the spices flavour the rice and chicken and how the chicken flavours the rice – yum! But if you ... continue reading...
7 Easy Peasy Lamb Curry Recipes
Love a lamb curry? Wish you could make it at home? To celebrate National Curry Week I am sharing 7 of my favourite easy peasy lamb curry recipes. Hands up who loves a lamb curry? I am a big fan of curry and lamb curries in particular…there is just such an amazing affinity between lamb and typical curry flavours such as cumin, coriander, garam masala, chilli, turmeric…and as a result I have shared quite a few lamb curries on my blog over the last couple of years! As regular readers will ... continue reading...
Slow Cooked Lamb Bhuna
Easy, warming and delicious, this Slow Cooked Lamb Bhuna is perfect for chilly autumn and winter days. Only 10 mins prep and then let your oven or slow cooker take the strain until you are ready to eat. Make double and freeze the rest and you’ll have an even easier meal for a busy day in the future! Are you a fan of slow cooking? Those who regularly follow my blog will know I definitely am! Why spend hours faffing around at the stove, when you can spend just a few minutes prepping ... continue reading...
Leftover Lamb Korma
Had a delicious joint of roast lamb and wondering what to do with the leftovers? How about a quick and easy curry? This Leftover Lamb Korma takes just 25 minutes – perfect for a quick and easy midweek meal. (And if you don’t have any leftover roast lamb, read on – I have tips on how to ‘create’ some leftovers!!) This year I’ve teamed up with the ‘LAMB. Tasty Easy Fun’ campaign to share my love of lamb and to bring you lots of delicious and easy lamb recipes. A couple of ... continue reading...
18 Easy Ideas for your Roast Lamb Leftovers
Wondering what to do with leftover roast lamb? Want something a bit more inspiring than lamb sandwiches or cold meat and vegetables? Check out these 18 easy peasy lamb leftovers recipes… One of the best things about a roast lamb dinner is those fabulous leftovers! There are so many delicious meals you can make with leftover lamb - from Leftover Lamb Ragu to Leftover Lamb Curry, Leftover Lamb Shepherd's Pie and even Leftover Lamb Paella! Check out these 18 easy peasy leftover ... continue reading...
Moroccan Lamb Sausage and Chickpea Tagine
A quick and easy stew full of North African flavours, this delicious Moroccan Lamb Sausage and Chickpea Tagine is made with lamb sausages, cutting down the cooking time dramatically and making this a great way to enjoy a tagine on a busy weeknight. If you follow my blog regularly, you will know I LOVE tagines and especially lamb tagines – they are one of my absolute favourite things to cook! For example my Lamb, Date and Butternut Squash Tagine or this delicious Lamb and Apricot ... continue reading...
7 myths about lamb and why they are not true (plus an exciting announcement!)
Lamb is delicious, full of nutrients and incredibly versatile, so why don’t we eat more of it? I think the problem is so often we believe in myths surrounding lamb, myths which simply are not true. So today it’s my aim to bust those myths! An Exciting Announcement! But before I do, I have some very exciting news to tell you all. As you know, I am a huge fan of lamb and there are loads of delicious lamb recipes on my blog. I’m also a big champion of easy, ... continue reading...
Lamb Stew with Spices, Butternut Squash and Chestnuts
A delicious, easy and seasonal recipe from the 'LAMB. Tasty Easy Fun' Campaign, this Lamb Stew with Spices, Butternut Squash and Chestnuts is perfect for a busy weeknight. As you probably know by now, my passion is for food that tastes delicious, but is also easy to make, stress-free and family friendly. I strongly believe that great tasting food does not have to be complicated, but nor does easy food have to be boring! I love experimenting and having fun with food. So when I was ... continue reading...
20 Delicious and Hassle Free Midweek Meal Ideas
In need of a little midweek meal inspiration? Want to eat delicious food, but don’t want recipes that take too long or are tricky to make? These 20 Delicious and Hassle Free Midweek Meal Ideas are perfect to get you out of that midweek meal planning rut! January always seems a little flat after the exciting rollercoaster that is December and especially in the cooking department. We all go a bit mad in December, cooking things we never normally make and stuffing ourselves silly, and then ... continue reading...
Easy Chicken Balti
Love the chicken balti you get in your local curry restaurant? Now you can make it at home with this easy homemade Chicken Balti fakeaway recipe. Better still, it takes just over 30 minutes to make and comes in at just 269 calories - much less than a takeaway! Love chicken balti? What do you usually order when you go to your local curry restaurant or get an Indian takeaway? I have a few favourites I usually rotate around: Chicken Bhuna, Lamb Rogan Josh, Chicken Tikka Masala ... continue reading...
Easy Bombay Potatoes (Bombay Aloo)
Love the Bombay Potatoes you get at your local Indian restaurant? Well, now you can make them at home too, with this Easy Bombay Potatoes recipe! Bombay Aloo – the fakeaway version! Do you love the Bombay Potatoes you get at your local Indian restaurant? Often homemade Bombay potatoes recipes are very complicated and longwinded. But not my Easy Peasy Bombay Potatoes recipe! I’ve simplified the recipe, while keeping all the essential flavours... So now you can enjoy Bombay ... continue reading...
Cumin Roasted Cauliflower and Butternut Squash (Vegan)
Super simple, yet utterly delicious, my easy peasy Cumin Roasted Cauliflower and Butternut Squash side dish is the perfect accompaniment to curries, chillies and tagines. A great way to get more vegetables, nutrition and deliciousness into your diet with very little effort! What to do with the bottom half of a butternut squash? I’ll be straight up and honest with you – this recipe came about because I needed to do something with the bottom half of a butternut squash! I often ... continue reading...
Happy New Year and my Easy Peasy Foodie 2016 Roundup
Happy New Year to all my wonderful readers!! It feels like only yesterday since I was writing my Happy New Year post for 2016 and it is 2017 already! Where has the time gone? And wow, what a year it has been. Whilst I’ve only been blogging for 19 months or so, and still a fairly new blogger by most people’s standards, I feel so much more established than this time last year and I have learnt so much over the course of the last year. My blog has grown and developed at an incredible rate and ... continue reading...
One Pot Harissa Chicken and Butternut Squash Pilaf
This easy peasy Harissa Chicken and Butternut Squash Pilaf takes less than 30 minutes to make and only uses one pan, yet tastes incredible. Perfect for busy days! Life has been super hectic lately, what with winning turkey awards, gadding about on photography and writing courses and then on Tuesday I spent the most amazing day at the River Cottage in Dorset (spoiler alert, no I didn’t get to meet HFW). Not to mention all the usual preparations for Christmas, the endless school related admin ... continue reading...