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Posted by thebigfatnoodle on March 27, 2012 · 15 Comments
In a pink frame of mind As you may know, I’m fending for myself at the moment. I spent Sunday making some spaggie boll sauce (as you do), most of which I will freeze but some which I’ll keep to re-heat quickly during this week. However, just because I had to cook for myself this … Continue reading →
Filed under Adventures, Aubergines, British, Butter, Country life, Courgettes, cumin, Dinner, Fish, Garden, Garlic, Ginger, Herbs, Ingredients, Lemon, Limes, Lunch, onion, paprika, Peppers, Recipes, salmon, seafood, Stories, vegetables, Vegetarian · Tagged with Oil infusions, Olive oil, Paprika, Potato, Roast, salmon, Sunday, Sunday roast, Vegetable
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Posted by thebigfatnoodle on March 17, 2012 · 13 Comments
Friend-friendly suppers If there’s one thing I love more than spending my weekends cooking, it’s spending my weekends cooking for friends. I get an obscene, almost indecent, amount of pleasure from it, and nothing pleases me more than having my closest friends around the table laughing, talking, drinking and eating together. Naturally, I use them … Continue reading →
Filed under Adventures, Baking, Cakes, Chicken, chillies, chocolate, Country life, Courgettes, Curry, Dinner, English, Fennel, Ginger, Indian, Ingredients, Lemongrass, Lunch, onion, paprika, Recipes, Roasting, shallots, Spicy, vegetables · Tagged with Chicken, Cook, Curry, Lemongrass, Recipe, Roast, Sunday, Sunday roast, Vegetable
I actually made this salad some three weeks ago before my business trip but I simply forgot to post it so here it is… A bit of this and a bit of that. I couldn’t really decide what to call this recipe. It’s again a union of two different salads that I love and, typically, … Continue reading →
Filed under bulgar wheat, chillies, couscous, Herbs, Lemon, Lunch, paprika, Parsley, Peppers, Recipes, Stories, Thyme, vegetables, Vegetarian · Tagged with Black pepper, Bulgur, Cook, couscous, Olive oil, Paprika, Roasting, Salad, Vegetable
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Posted by thebigfatnoodle on January 14, 2012 · 55 Comments
I’ve actually made it to my 100th post. Wow. It wasn’t necessarily a target I’d even thought about when I started thebigfatnoodle but as the wordpress dashboard automatically tallies it for you after every post, I did start to wonder (I think around my 38th) if I would ever make it to a 100. I … Continue reading →
Filed under Adventures, Breakfast, chillies, Chinese, Competition, Cool stuff, Country life, Dinner, Eggs, Garlic, Indonesia, Ingredients, Lunch, Noodles, scallions, Singapore, Spring onions, Stories, vegetables, Vegetarian · Tagged with Chili pepper, Chinese people, Cook, Fried noodles, Home, Indomie, Instant noodles, Noodle, Vegetable
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Posted by thebigfatnoodle on January 10, 2012 · 16 Comments
A dish I’m really, really proud of I’ve just made it past my first week of healthier eating (apart from Sunday’s foie gras) and, so far, I’ve managed to stick to my healthier exercise plan too. I’ll even admit that I’ve secretly enjoyed the exercise. A little. If I had a choice, I’d probably still … Continue reading →
Filed under Adventures, Cabbage, cavolo nero, Cheese, Cherry tomatoes, chillies, Country life, Dinner, Garlic, Italian, Lunch, Pasta, Recipes, Stories, Tomatoes, vegetables, Vegetarian · Tagged with Cook, Garlic, Home, Kale, Meat, Olive oil, Pasta, Vegetable
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Posted by thebigfatnoodle on January 3, 2012 · 32 Comments
Are you in the love ’em or hate ’em camp? I love brussels sprouts. Absolutely 100% adore them. Sadly though, eating sprouts in our house is a lonely affair; as in if I cook them, I’ll be the only one eating them. However, I can’t stomach them if they’re boiled – YUCK! – and I … Continue reading →
Filed under Carrots, Celery, Chinese, Country life, Dinner, Garlic, Ginger, Ingredients, Lunch, Recipes, Stories, vegetables, Vegetarian · Tagged with Brussels sprout, Cook, Garlic, Sauce, Stir fry, Tablespoon, Teaspoon, Vegetable
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Posted by thebigfatnoodle on November 23, 2011 · 11 Comments
Thanking you I follow a lot of bloggers from the US and at the moment, everyone’s posting their different Thanksgiving recipes, one of which is a green bean casserole – a dish I’d never even heard of before, much less tried or tasted (but I will, promise!). With my husband being English, and me being … Continue reading →
Filed under Beans, Chinese, Garlic, vegetables, Vegetarian · Tagged with Bean, Cook, Fruit and Vegetable, Green bean, Home, Stir fry, Thanksgiving, Vegetable