what do you usually have for tea?

cm1179 · 18 May 2010 at 12:09

what do you usually have for tea? (dinner for the pedantic)

at 30yrs old i feel i'm getting a little old for my usual chicken dippers, potato waffles, mini pizzas, mini kievs etc throughout the week but they're easy - 20 minutes in the oven whilst i have a shower makes for an easy solution

cm1179 · 18 May 2010 at 13:56

Knubje said:
How fussy an eater are you OP? Do you eat that way because you don't like other stuff or because it is THAT easy?

it's because it's easy. by the time i get back from work i'm shattered and don't have time to prepare anything. it's not food i was raised on and i'm in good shape but i am missing out on the home prepared meals i got when i was living at home because they were cooked by my mum!

cm1179 · 18 May 2010 at 14:15

Voltar said:
Laziness OP. Laziness.

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i wouldn't say i'm lazy as i'm usually doing coursework, house work or something unforseen. though maybe i need to re-shuffle a few things

cm1179 · 18 May 2010 at 14:40

AcidHell2 said:
This is a good one

Chicken Koftas
500g skinless, bonless chicken thighs
1 garlic clove (or 1tsp lazy garlic)
4 tsp Gram masala
1tsp turmeric
handful coriander
2 green chillis
salt

Throw it all into a food processor and whizz up. Form into balls and grill or shallow fry
serve it with rice or with mango chutney and salad in a tortilla wrap. Could even make a basic onion and tomato sauce with chillis to go with it.

now that does sound good ..... i just need a food processer!

cm1179 · 18 May 2010 at 14:41

meghatronic said:
A blender works.

guess what?