Fancy your Brussels sprouts with a Spanish twist this year? Why not try my Pan Fried Sprouts with Chorizo and Almonds! Gorgeously tasty and utterly easy peasy, this 3 ingredient sprout recipe can be on your table in under 15 minutes…and only use one pan! Those of you who have known me for a while, will know I am a bit bonkers when it comes to sprouts…I just love them and keep on dreaming up unusual, but tasty things to do with them… Last year I created a Sprout and Wild Mushroom ... continue reading...
Pan Fried Sprouts with Chestnuts and Bacon
Need a super easy, but totally delicious recipe for sprouts this Christmas? Then this Pan Fried Sprouts with Chestnuts and Bacon recipe is your answer. My easy peasy twist on this Christmas classic, this Brussels sprout dish uses only 3 ingredients and just 1 pan…and can be ready in under 15 minutes! There’s one thing you need to know about me…I am a huge fan of sprouts! And over the last few years I have created over a dozen sprout recipes…some of them are a little adventurous (my ... continue reading...
4 Fabulous Festive Bakes and #CookBlogShare Week 49
Get into the Christmas spirit with these 4 Fabulous Festive Bakes, plus the linky for week 49 of #CookBlogShare. It’s Christmaaaaaas!!! OK, OK, I know there is still the best part of 3 weeks to go…but it’s December now, so I am allowed to get excited, no? Truth be told I am a big kid when it comes to Christmas…sparkly lights, decorating the house, buying presents, writing cards, going to carol concerts and nativity plays all make me very happy at this time of year. And of course then ... continue reading...
Pork, Sage & Onion Stuffing Balls (Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Egg Free, Nut Free)
Need a delicious stuffing recipe that is free from gluten, dairy, egg AND nuts? Then you have to try my easy peasy Pork, Sage and Onion Stuffing Balls! These cute little sausage stuffing balls are perfect to serve with roast turkey, roast duck or roast chicken. Alternatively this Pork, Sage and Onion Stuffing mix can be stuffed in the neck cavity of your turkey, or cooked in a separate dish. Instructions for all 3 ways are given in the recipe below… I think I have said before, but I am ... continue reading...
Easy Roast Turkey Crown
Make your life simple this Christmas and cook my Easy Roast Turkey Crown – all the delicious taste of a whole roast turkey, but less of the stress. Plus lots of tips on buying, defrosting and cooking a turkey crown and delicious ideas for your turkey leftovers! Hands up who finds cooking turkey at Christmas stressful? It’s often cited as one of the most stressful parts of Christmas Day…but it really needn’t be! In fact it’s something people find so stressful, I have written a whole ... continue reading...
Bacon and Cheese Straws
What’s better than plain old cheese straws? Bacon and Cheese Straws, that’s what! These easy peasy puff pastry twists are made with streaky bacon, Dijon mustard and mature cheddar cheese for a delicious variation on classic cheese straws. They make excellent party nibbles or snacks. Adored by adults and kids alike, they are super easy to make and involve only 10 minutes hands on time!! Well here at Easy Peasy Foodie HQ (AKA my dining room), I am in proper Christmas mode now. Yesterday I ... continue reading...
Turkish Spicy Lamb Pizzas (Lahmacun)
Fancy a twist on the classic Italian style pizza? Why not make these delicious Turkish Spicy Lamb Pizzas! A simple flatbread base topped with spicy lamb mince, herbs and feta cheese and served with a simple middle eastern style salad – so simple, but utterly delicious! When I first heard of Lahmacun, I just knew I would love it – I love pizza, I love Turkish flavours and I LOVE lamb – so the idea of combining all three was just too exciting. So obviously I needed to create my own easy ... continue reading...
Lamb Thai Green Curry
Thai green curry is fab, but have you ever tried it with lamb? My Lamb Thai Green Curry is full of the delicious, aromatic flavours of lemongrass, coriander, cumin, garlic and chilli, and can made from scratch in under 30 minutes! It’s also dairy and gluten free and can be adapted to make it mild enough to serve to young children – or you can make it as hot as you like! I adore Thai green curry…it is nearly always the dish I order when I go out to a Thai restaurant (I know I should be more ... continue reading...
How to meal plan for a month in under one hour
Want to get all your meal planning AND shopping lists done for A WHOLE MONTH (or more) in under an hour? Want to make sure you buy just what you need each week? Want to save money, time and your sanity? Want to feel super organised? Read on to discover how you can meal plan for a month in UNDER ONE HOUR! Last week I shared all the reasons why I think meal planning is awesome and launched my brand new 4 Week Easy Dinners Meal Plan which you can download for FREE here! However I realise ... continue reading...
Easy Chicken Jalfrezi
A quick and easy homemade version of a takeaway favourite, my Easy Chicken Jalfrezi can be cooked from scratch in under 30 minutes. It’s dairy free, gluten free, nut free and pretty healthy too! What is your go to order in an Indian restaurant? I have a few – but chicken jalfrezi is definitely one of them!! So creating a homemade version of this curry classic has been something I’ve been wanting to do for ages. Whilst I love going out to a curry restaurant every once in a while – it’s not ... continue reading...
Easy Chicken Cacciatore
Looking for a totally delicious way to shake up your midweek meal routine? Then you have to try my Easy Chicken Cacciatore! It’s an easy peasy version of this comfort food classic, that can be made in under an hour without even switching on your oven. Serve with wodges of creamy mashed potato for the culinary equivalent of a great big hug. I don’t know about you, but at this time of year I seriously crave comfort food. It’s chilly outside and, let’s face it, a teensy bit miserable and ... continue reading...
20 Reasons Why You Need To Start Meal Planning
Think meal planning is a waste of time? Think again! Meal planning can save you time and money, be better for your health AND SO MUCH MORE. Read on for 20 Reasons Why You Need To Start Meal Planning… 1. Meal planning saves you money For me this is the most convincing reason of all. How many times do you find that you get to the end of the week and you have to throw out food that’s gone bad? That’s actually money you are throwing in the bin, people! How many times do you get to ... continue reading...
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