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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 434284 United Kingdom 05/18/2008 03:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Vegetarian plate Pies. Basic pastry recipe. Filling Any vegetables you like, simmered until tender, with NO added salt. Any packet of savoury dehydrated soup that you like. (I used to use carrots, onion, turnip, potatoe, sometimes adding sweetcorn or broccoli. My favourite soups were chicken or a cheese based one.) Let the cooked vegetables cool in the cooking water. Mix the soup mixture with a little milk, then add to the cooled Vegetables and water. Return to the heat, add a little more milk and stir until thickened. Use this mixture to make your plate pies. Cook as already described. Depending on your choice of vegetables and soup base, the variety of pies you can make is endless! |
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Lemoning User ID: 427667 United Kingdom 05/18/2008 06:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Cool, decent recipes are useful. My dad is a good cook. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 435223 United Kingdom 05/18/2008 07:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Anyone ever had sliced radishes on buttered bread (open face, not two pieces together)? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 368888Or make your own potato chips? These were things my Mom had when she was growing up. She liked the radish snack so much, she would eat them as an adult. I've made a meal of just about anything on a slice of bread; brown sauce, sugar, potato chips, even a spoonful of gravy. I've made my own potato chips, pop corn, Twiglets, dips and almost every bakery or confectionary goods you could name. It's always cheaper if you make it yourself. :-) |
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13.0.0.0.0 User ID: 154922 Australia 05/18/2008 08:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Meh, you want good low cost doom food, you can't go past a risotto. 2 cups arborio rice 4 cups liquid chicken stock (or 4 stock cubes in a litre of water) 40 grams (1.35oz) butter 2 onions 2 extra cups of water (or however much it takes to get the rice to your preferred softness) That's some of the most basic ingredients you could imagine. But okay, let's go one fancy step forward: 200g (1/2 pound) mushrooms That'll feed 6 hungry adults. It may not sound all that great, but I guarantee you'll be back for 2nds. Don't know how much that costs to make, but mushrooms* aside it's two-fifths of fuck all. *Around my area mushrooms are $8 a kilo, or $3.50 a pound, and have been for years. So you're looking at maybe $2 for that fancy ingredient. Be aware of what you KNOW and what you BELIEVE. Don't ever let what you believe block the path of knowledge, for knowledge is truth. Belief is a temporary crutch at best, and crutches are for disabled people. |
paladin User ID: 435236 United States 05/18/2008 09:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Plate pies make your ingrediants go further; one tin of corned beef or minced beef should easily make 3 or 4 family size pies. You can freeze them. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 434284Plate pies are good eaten hot or cold. Enjoy. Savoury Ingrediants; Flour Lard/fat a pinch of salt water Pastry; Mix flour, salt and lard/fat until mixture resembles bread crumbs; add water until mixture makes a none sticky dough. Knead roughly then roll out to plate size. You need a bottom and a top for each plate. Don't forget to grease and flour your plate before lining with pastry! Filling; Corned beef/minced beef any vegetables you like Wash vegetables throughly; do not peel but chop or dice. Simmer vegetables until soft and cooked, drain and allow to cool, then mix with the corned beef or minced beef. Place filling between pastry on plates, brush with milk or water, lightly sprinkle with salt and cook. SWEET Plate Pies >>> Pastry as above; filling; cheap apples and sugar with cinnamon or raisins. Simply simmer apples with sugar (and or cinnamon and or raisins) When tender, put between pastry on plates and cook as above. OP...Anonymous Coward 434284 the food Network had a disk like this ....this weekend......sounds good.....thank you...paladin |
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