Thursday 1 December 2016

SURVIVING CHRISTMAS WITHOUT RISKING A CORONARY/BANKRUPCY: MAINS

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On the big day, turkey is still the favourite but most households want or need other special occasion mains.


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    Asian Winter Festival Salmon
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A FEW OTHER SUGGESTIONS


EASY-PEASY & WALLET FRIENDLY & PREPARE AHEAD 
What more could one ask?



Korean Style Spicy Seared Beef, marinaded overnight for sweetness & heat; cooks fast










Peruvian Marinated Beef Steak,
so tender with flavour layers  of orange & beer


Pork Bao, western-style, low sugar, salt & fat but with amazing flavour


WINNER DINNERS


Roast Black Bean Chicken 'Unusual but in a really good way' 



Skinny Unfried Buttermilk Chicken, low-fat, healthy



FRUGAL



'ridiculously rustically fabulous'


SLOW COOKER 

Beef & Dark Beer Stew, wallet-friendly, the Guinness gives a kick to tender chunks of meat in thick scrumptious gravy





Lamb & Red Wine Casserole
'the best stew I've had in ages' taster








VEGAN

Tumbet, Vegan, skinnier, make-ahead: 
layered of potato, tomato & aubergine excellent hot or cold


Chilli Broccoli & Tofu


         
       Hot Avocado Pilaff, Ambrosial




FISH
Italian Seafood Salad,  'like the best Italian deli but a third of the price', make-ahead




Salmon Nicoise Salad
great for leftover salmon







And here's some from 2015

Healthy but Humungously Tasty & Popular Turkey Chilli Low-fat, low-cholesterol, low-salt but big on flavour.  Frugal, feeds 8-10 for £8; add bowls of mashed avocado & chilli, finely chopped red onion, grated cheese & tortilla chips to make it a party! 

Paella, Classic & Vegetarian a fancy double-duty dish that pleases carnivores, vegetarians and a time-conscious cook


Marvellous Meatless Moussaka more than worth every minute it takes to make - a spectacular dish & you won't miss the meat


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This recipe  has been developed by B  Lee/ Bright Sun Enterprises and may not be reproduced, in any form, without the author's written permission.   





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