What was the last meal you cooked?

acpgee

I'm the weekend and company cook in my household and planning out the upcoming weekend. Having a Chinese colleague over for dinner. Doing my mom's classic Chinese dinner, I think. Contact fried sea bream fillets with green onion and ginger, my mom's frozen peas stir fried with garlic, cucumber salad with Japanese sesame dressing from a bottle. English summer pudding done with a combination if frozen berries and fresh strawberries for dessert.

777Gemma888

acpgee wrote: »

I'm the weekend and company cook in my household and planning out the upcoming weekend. Having a Chinese colleague over for dinner. Doing my mom's classic Chinese dinner, I think. Contact fried sea bream fillets with green onion and ginger, my mom's frozen peas stir fried with garlic, cucumber salad with Japanese sesame dressing from a bottle. English summer pudding done with a combination if frozen berries and fresh strawberries for dessert.

That sounds absolutely delectable. 😋

777Gemma888

Chicken pasta soup is done. We may or may not pair it with garlic bread. 😋

jaxsmama123

sweet & sour ribs in the crock pot with a side of rice (ok my bf made it but still, I told him how to do it! :P)

rainbowoctopus

Hi new to the forums looking for easy meals to cook this is what I had last night. Seeded toast with tomatoes, mushrooms, peppers, avacado topped with blue cheese and an egg with a touch of hot sauce. Nice and easy and about 500cals

beaglady

The last meal I actually cooked was on Sunday. A whole round steak, rolled and tied with bacon and onions inside. It was cooked low and slow all day, with the pan juices made into a sauce with portabella mushrooms and veal stock. We had Yukon gold mashed potatoes with it.

ophelialis

Don't have a picture unfortunately but made mini crab cakes with imitation crab and a kale slaw. Didn't taste like crab, but it did taste really good. I have leftovers in the fridge.

earlnabby

Crockpot lasagna. Tasty, filling, easy, and fits my macros.

777Gemma888

crazyravr wrote: »

Tandoori chicken legs, smoky acorn squash pure and cucumber yogurt salad.

Acorn squash ... Cucumber yoghurt salad ... Yum!

777Gemma888

Taking a workout break today, so am going to perch myself high above the mud hills to watch the dirt bike bonfire rally. Dinner is prepped ... Slow cooker rice jambalaya (hot Louisiana sausage, chicken breast, catfish fillet, shrimp). Squeeze of lemon.

GreenValli

Pulled pork cooked in the crockpot in diet ginger ale, salad, and french fries.

ceiswyn

Roasted me some butternut squash slices and onions with smoked paprika, chilli and thyme. Chunked ‘em and popped ‘em in a pot with passata, sundried tomato pesto, and smoked tofu. When the tomato had thickened, I sprinkled on some cheese and finished off under the grill. Nom!

acpgee

The meal I posted earlier augmented by indonesian tomato salad made by hubby and store bought custard.

OddDitty

this was the last meal I cooked today, its called Lower Sodium Goulash Casserole

semperfly

Chicken breast with stone ground mustard and fresh parmesan cheese, steamed asparagus and roasted red potato

SodaDrinker

Chicken with truffle ravioli in tomato sauce

LeGypsyRov

I cooked homemade spaghetti last night. My own sauce using fresh ingredients, all clean. Homemade whole-wheat noodles as well.

Sunshine_And_Sand

Dinner last night was boneless, skinless chicken breast dry rubbed in taco seasoning, baked and cut into small pieces over drained black beans and roasted green and orange bell peppers, with an ounce of shredded cheddar on top.

rainingribbons

Made a buffalo chicken quesadilla!

alicebhsia1

homemade seitan (my first time making it, came out awesome!) and sauteed cauliflower

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777Gemma888

Spicy brown rice broccoli cheesy casserole with oven baked salmon. We will be pepping some ready salad mix with strawberries and goat cheese upon our return.

aokoye

For lunch tomorrow and the next day: ginger chicken (chicken thighs, a quarter of an onion, ginger, garlic, mirin, rice wine, and soy sauce), rice, roasted yams, and roasted brussels sprouts

acpgee

I haven't cooked since the weekend but doing some planning for future cooking.

A girlfriend has recently delivered her baby and my standard gift to new parents is an afternoon of batch cooking of 8-10 meals for the freezer. Thinking of a double portion of Marcella Hazan's Bolognese Sauce for pasta, and a double portion of a braised chicken recipe. Either Dak Dori Tang or Coq au Vin Blanc depending on whether they prefer Asian or European.

Serving these recipes requires cooking rice or pasta but all of the recipes contain a reasonable amount of veg. Veg content could be augmented while warming up any of these dishes by throwing in a handful of frozen peas if they are too busy/tired to make salad or a veggie side.

k8eekins

acpgee wrote: »

I haven't cooked since the weekend but doing some planning for future cooking.

A girlfriend has recently delivered her baby and my standard gift to new parents is an afternoon of batch cooking of 8-10 meals for the freezer. Thinking of a double portion of Marcella Hazan's Bolognese Sauce for pasta, and a double portion of a braised chicken recipe. Either Dak Dori Tang or Coq au Vin Blanc depending on whether they prefer Asian or European.

Serving these recipes requires cooking rice or pasta but all of the recipes contain a reasonable amount of veg. Veg content could be augmented while warming up any of these dishes by throwing in a handful of frozen peas if they are too busy/tired to make salad or a veggie side.

At this juncture of your friend's life, familiarising herself (physically & emotionally) within the learning curve of being a new Mum, your gift will indeed ease their first week's orientation as a family. Appreciate your sharing.

amgreenwell

Slower cooker chicken tacos with chopped tomatoes and avocado

sammiw38

Pumpkin Mac & cheese from www.skinnytaste.com and Smithfield light honey cured boneless ham.

acpgee

The last meal I made was Sunday. Peking duck breast marinated in maltose and soy and cooked in the air fryer on a rack to get the skin closer to the heating elements to render off fat. Peking pancakes from the freezer section of the asian supermarket. Hoisin mixed with soy and fluid from the duck emitted while the meat was resting. Saved the rendered fat for roast potatoes. Dessert was some leftover chocolate sorbet with strawberries.

amusedmonkey

amgreenwell

Slow cooker honey-curry chicken thighs with brown rice and broccoli