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How about recipes that are either a favourite, you made up yourself or made adjustments to suit diet.

To make lasagne first I make buckwheat pancakes and use these rather than lasagne sheet, I also use buckwheat flour for the sauce. Reason the other half can't do wheat (there's no wheat in buckwheat flour). It makes a passable lasagne.

lilyflower
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Ann1984

Am a bad cook and just throw things together

my kids do enjoy a cowboy pie to me it’s just corned beef hash

layer of beans then corned beef another of beans and mashed potatoes with sprinkle of cheese

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lilyflower

I like the sound of that, nice and easy🙂

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Ann1984

lilyflower so easy 20 mins in oven to warm it all cheap and cheerful

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Ann1984

Another for people struggling or with shops being bare is pasta spaggetti snapped in half 2 tins of sasuages dliced into 3 and thread a cut sasuage onto 4 bits of pasta cook pasta as normal with sasuage on them and serve and i call it spider spaggetti with cheese and ketchup. This one has been a life saver when times are hard on the bank balance

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Glitterandgold

I use a spaghetti recipe frequently that's cheap & easy. Boil pasta in a pan. In a separate pan add a very good lashing of olive oil & fry some garlic (I use lazy garlic for this), Add a couple tablespoons on tomatoe puree. Add some water to the sauce from the pasta water. Coat the spaghetti in the sauce & add parmasan on top. Delicious!

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KimEwbank

Comfort food for me is grilled bacon chopped up, diced onion, mushrooms, garlic, mushroom and Tom purée (both optional) all mixed in to a tin of Heinz spaghetti. Cheap cheerful and can feed 5000 better than than loaves and fish

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Lynibis

Blimey doesn't anyone cook proper food anymore? So simple to brown some mince and diced onion (you can buy bags of frozen diced onion) put into slow cooker with a load of store cupboard or frozen ingredients like box of passatta, beef stock cube, mixed herbs, garlic, chilli, Worcester sauce, tomato puree and water then just simmer away for a few hours until time to cook spaghetti.

Do the same with mini chicken fillets, into the slow cooking after searing with the diced onion and a selection of suitable veg/mushrooms and add a colmans/Schwartz casserole mix serve later with some mash which you can buy ready made if you have to.

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lilyflower

I always cook from scratch, no packets, only frozen item is peas, no pasta - can't eat it.

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AliceBell64468

My boyfriend does all the cooking in our house as I would probably end up poisoning us both with my lack of culinary skills!

I am an a extremely fussy eater, so it is a struggle to cook for me, and we always have a separate meal because we don’t like the same stuff so he has to cook 2 meals every night!

I normally have just plain chicken breast with a small amount of season all on it, cooked in the oven and I have that with golden vegetable rice! That is what I have most nights lol x

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HannahSunderlan

Has anyone got any good recipes now they're spending more time indoors? I've had enough of pasta bake and bean chilli 😂

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G0501

Check pinterest, there's tons of recipes. You can save them as well and look for the recipes with the main ingredients you have HannahSunderlan

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HannahSunderlan

Thanks for the suggestion 😊 never used Pinterest but as I have a lot of time on my hands now I may as well start! gaelle0501

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