In addition to Delia's wonderful recipes, you've submitted literally hundreds - from curries to casseroles, roasts to rice-based dishes - that all sound very tempting indeed. Have a browse...
These Mexican wraps are versatile, healthy and easy to prepare. If you don’t have any wraps then you can make them yourself using the recipe below, or serve the fajita filling with noodles, rice or as a filling for baked potatoes. &nb
Thanks to Sangye for this traditional tibetan bread recipe (and for the excellent cookery lessons!) - this is a simple dish to make and can be eaten as a snack or as an accompaniment to soup and meat dishes. Other fillings can be used, e.g. meat, mu
This Receipe paste could be kept for a long time and 2 table spoons should be enough, make the, curry, Fry Onions till golden , two spoons of paste add diced Meat, mutton or Chicken, cook til tender, mix with cooked rice (4 Cups) Enjoy
A long time friends German mother gave my mum her family recipe for potato pancakes, which is delicious. Note it is best to keep stirring the batter mixture to keep the batter ingredients well mixed as they do tend to seperate whilst the pancakes ar
Ross often produces these for hatching, matching and dispatching the locals. It took me a long time to get this recipe out of him, expecting it to be complicated and drawn out, how wrong I was, but they are the real thing as produced by The Black Hor
BLIND FRIENDLY RECIPE
This is an ideal easy meal for lazy souls like me too. No knifes, no mixing, no need of tedious, accurate measuring and NO WASHING UP! HOORAY! A simple, delicious and a fun dish for novice cooks and pro-chefs alike.
Traditional South African Bobotie. This recipe was given to me by an Ouma that I met a few years ago. Pure South African comfort food! Especially nice in winter, or cold with a salad in summer.
This is a traditional cake at Christmas in Portugal. Or rather, it is supposed to be eaten on the 6th January, feast of the Kings - hence its name, Bolo-Rei, King cake. But everybody starts eating it on Christmas Eve. In the old days the cake had a s
