This recipe tastes like it’s just come out of a Chinese takeaway. Finally, I found a recipe for this favourite dish of mine that tastes like the real deal! Of course, leave out the meat if you want to make it vegetarian.
Singapore Style Vermicelli (2 syns) Read More »
Kheema is basically a popular Indian curry made traditionally with minced lamb. But you can replace lamb with minced beef if you want (Note: Indians do not eat beef). It is served with plain boiled rice or chapattis. If you are trying to lose weight – leave out the chapattis and go for rice
Beef or Lamb Kheema (0 syns) Read More »
You can use this rice to complement any curry. However, it is flavoursome enough just to eat on its own!
Indian Rice with Onion, Peas, and Cumin (0 syns) Read More »
A lot of you might be turned off at the thought of lentils – probably having visions of hippies and veggie food. However, this is a gorgeous curry that is so full of flavour and bite that you’ll probably end up licking the plate clean. Seriously, it’s gorgeous and it is an authentic Indian
Punjabi Lentil Curry (0 syns) Read More »
Traditionally, this chutney like dish is eaten simply with a chappati. You could eat it in a wrap – but both can make you put on weight. Therefore, I suggest serving it with boiled rice (or with the Indian Rice recipe on the main recipes list page). I love this dish – takes me
Pudhna Chutney and Rice (0 syns) Read More »
This gorgeous Italian dish will make you wanting to make it again and again. This is an amazing dish and works particularly well with potato mash (mash potato plus milk or even something like Smash).
Chicken Cacciatore (1 syn) Read More »
A really nice wholesome dish that feeds the soul! Make sure you season it well with salt and pepper. Actually, it tastes even better the next day. Don’t be surprised if there is no liquid left in at the end – the pasta will have absorbed it all.
Chicken Pasta Stew (0 syns) Read More »
A very mildly spicy yet sweet italian sauce. Can be made with chicken or just the vegetables on their own. If velveting the meat, add 2 syns per serving portion (for the cornflour). Otherwise, it is free on Green, Original and Extra Easy.
Chicken Vegetable Pasta in Arrabiata Sauce (2 syns with meat) Read More »
This is quite a nice refreshing but filling dish. And it looks fab too.
Creamy Pasta Salmon Asparagus (0 syns) Read More »
This is soooo delicious. And the yoghurt and cherry tomatoes go with it beautifully. All Indians in Britain eat and love this.
Indian Omelette (0 syns) Read More »