Laura Boucher said:
I am very impressed, I also have spent years using up leftover/old food and am happy that you are doing this for... More
These are ideal to cook and freeze in batches. Serve with a good dollop of mayonnaise. Try adding a bit of smoked salmon for added luxury!
Serves 10-12
Consider tablesalt, sea salt or crystals.
Sea salt’s pronounced and salty flavour means less is required to season food.
Ideal for seasoning pastas.
To keep cut parsley or coriander, put in a hole free polythene bag with a couple of tablespoons of cold water, give the bag a good shake and keep in the salad drawer of the fridge. Herbs should keep for a week like this.
Keep a variety of frozen fish
They defrost quickly and most can be cooked from frozen.
Made from leftover bread.
Dry slices of white or wholemeal bread on a flat baking sheet in the oven – just pop them in when (or immediately after) something else is cooking. Leave to dry until completely crisp, when they will snap in half easily. Cool completely and whiz in a food processor or blender. Store in a freezer bag.
Always have some on hand for quick scrambled egg.
For pastry making or to thicken sauces, soups, stews and casseroles.
Usually the darker green the oil, the richer the flavour.
Unsalted is better for cooking.
Easy spread butter is ideal for sandwiches and toast.
Best used as a condiment.
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looks good, will try, i love fishcakes and am always looking for recipes to freeze, i hate buying those prepared meals, too many additives, salt and fat etc, and never large enough!
Sounds lovely. Would it work with tinned fish?
I would make this with tinned salmon, or maybe some leftover tuna, make a lot then freeze for another meal.
I make something similar using tinned tuna (2 tins for this quantity) and a dollop of tomato ketchup and it works really well.
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