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GLP Recession Proof Meals - Cooking goes a long way in lieu of buying crap
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Irish Stew
(great to reheat over and over again)
potatoes
carrots
onion
beef pieces
Thyme
Beef stock or packet of beef soup.
Barley
Fill a pot with cold water and place on a heat to boil. Add to the water, 1/4 of your peeled potatoes, sliced carrots , A whole peeled onion, half cup off barley and beef. Portion per person as you see fit.
Bring to the boil Add add the stock or dried soup mix and 1/2 tbls Thyme.
Continue to boil and lower heat when the meat has cooked through. Add the other 3/4 peeled potatoes when the meat is tender.
Cook for an hour after on a low heat. Take the whole onion out before serving with crusty bread.
Quoting: Vala Vala, you got me with this one. LOL. I was thinking about posting pot of barley to be a good idea for recession meals. Fulfilling, healthy and tasty. In Canada we cook it without potatoes and add some green celery, and I cook my pot with chopped and fried onions inside. also cook barley soup the same way but with less barley and with potatoes. I like to add fried smoke bacon instead of beef but barely soup taste well with any meat inside. Once I made with turkey and it was good as well.  I love barley and lentils. I had a great lentil and barley soup in a restaurant when I was pregnant and I can't replicate it. It was mildly seasoned but perfectly tasting. Healthy and cheap too.
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