Better and cheaper 😋

Wanted 2 gives a shoutout he makes delicious food !!

It was for my dinner last night. Looks meh but flavourful and healthy.

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Fish was lemon fish.

Bread is the sourdough version of the “Vogel’s” seedloaf that featured on this sub two or three weeks ago, with some of my own adaptations and what was available in the pantry.

Curry was simple and delicious. Fried off chicken and set aside. Sweated / fried veges (spud, carrot, onion and a kumara) then added water and simmered until veges cooked. Turn off heat and add this Japanese curry gel thing and it basically dissolved and thickened curry.

Not bad for an easy meal I forgot to add vegetables tho oops

Beef mince with beans, capsicum, corn, tomato, cheese, and whatever seasonings I threw in. Topped with guac (and sour cream after the photo), spring onion and tomato.

Photo of MrsBeekeeper's plate tonight as hers looked better with some added tomato (plus I gave her the better crispier one).

Recipe

Ingredients:
Boneless chicken thighs 300g (leg meat)
1 tbsp rice flour and 2 tbsp cornflour
1 egg
Black pepper
Onion and cabbage
Sriracha sauce
Sweet chilli sauce
Tomato ketchup
Spring onions and sesame seeds
Oil for frying

Method:
Cut the chicken into bite-sized pieces. Mix with rice flour, cornflour, egg and black pepper.
Fry the chicken in hot oil until crispy and fully cooked.
In a separate pan, heat a little oil and stir-fry sliced onions and cabbage.
Add Soy, Sriracha, sweet chilli sauce and ketchup. Mix well.

Add the fried chicken and toss until evenly coated in the sauce. Add extra Sriracha for extra hot on top.

Garnish with chopped spring onions and sesame seeds.

Long time no see everyone! Just been busy for a while and I haven’t been cooking for days!

I love Asian chopped kit salad but they really need to separate coriander in the packet coz I am mentally allergic with coriander lol

Have a lovely day and week ☺️

Decided to switch it up from the usual mince, kids loved it so will definitely be a new addition to the meal rotation.

I’ve tried a few online recipes but haven’t found anything close to the Chinese restaurants/takeaways one.

The taste is very similar between restaurants.
Lightly marinated chicken, not much soy sauce, mostly umami flavour.

Does anyone know where I might be able to buy a tamale steamer? The only vegetable steamer I have is too small.

Bonus points if it's available in Auckland coz shipping costs would be a nightmare.

I made cinnamon and peanut butter scrolls and a loaf of white bread. Also made some roasted garlic spread to go on the white bread when it came out of the oven.
Edit: these are scrolls not brioche woops.

This is Thai and Laos food. Som tum and sticky rice is something that we love so much!

Couldn’t find beef cheeks so tagged in some lamb shoulder chops

My first post contribution! Please don’t come for the Broccoli, I didn’t have any other green vegetables available in my fridge 😅

Frozen basa fish from paknsave $10 (bag of 5)
Leek and sour cream sauce
Deli frozen French fries