Your most reliable 20-minute dinner?
Mine is pasta with anchovies, garlic, lemon and too much parsley.
Mine is pasta with anchovies, garlic, lemon and too much parsley.
Shakshuka on a Tuesday feels like a weekend.
Canned fish is the most underrated pantry item there is.
silver-sparrow-55 wrote:
Canned fish is the most underrated pantry item there is.
Counterpoint: it depends a lot on how much time you have.
Small correction: it was the other way around, but the point still stands.
Same experience here.
The second time went a lot better once I stopped rushing it.
Could you share a photo of how it turned out?
Agreed, and I'd add that it takes a while before it clicks.
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rustling-alder-69 wrote:
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Honestly the cheap option was fine for the first few years.
Agreed, and I'd add that it takes a while before it clicks.
Honestly the cheap option was fine for the first few years.
Leftover rice fried with whatever's in the fridge, day-old rice is really the key.
Batch cook components, not meals. Roast vegetables, a grain, a sauce, then mix.
misty-alder-20 wrote:
Batch cook components, not meals.
Small correction: it was the other way around, but the point still stands.
mossy-otter-91 wrote:
misty-alder-20 wrote:
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Honestly the cheap option was fine for the first few years.
Salt the pasta water like the sea, it's the only chance to season the pasta itself.
still-heron-60 wrote:
Salt the pasta water like the sea, it's the only chance to season the pasta itself.
I'd be careful with that advice, it worked for me but I know people it didn't work for.
Buy frozen spinach and peas. They're picked ripe and never go off.
Honestly the cheap option was fine for the first few years.
I tried this last year and ended up somewhere completely different. Not worse, just different.
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Fried rice with whatever is left in the fridge. Day-old rice is the secret.
Freeze herbs in olive oil in an ice cube tray. Nothing goes to waste.
A rice cooker frees up a burner and your attention. Essential for me.
Eggs. A good omelette is a full dinner in five minutes.