Ready Meals - Recommendations
Discussion
I know in a perfect world we would prepare a freshly cooked meals every day, however at the end of a long day you sometimes just want to throw something into the Microwave. So whats good and whats not so good?
For lunch today i had Waitrose Chilli Chicken Ramen, it was sooo good
So whats good out there?
For lunch today i had Waitrose Chilli Chicken Ramen, it was sooo good
So whats good out there?
I only last week discovered these guys!
http://www.cookfood.net/
Great value and quality, great tasting food free from artificial additives. I tried the Beef Wellington on Saturday and was very impressed - Recommended!
http://www.cookfood.net/
Great value and quality, great tasting food free from artificial additives. I tried the Beef Wellington on Saturday and was very impressed - Recommended!
digimeistter said:
I only last week discovered these guys!
http://www.cookfood.net/
Great value and quality, great tasting food free from artificial additives. I tried the Beef Wellington on Saturday and was very impressed - Recommended!
My Local Budgens in Ascot has a whole section dedicated to this brand, will give it a whirlhttp://www.cookfood.net/
Great value and quality, great tasting food free from artificial additives. I tried the Beef Wellington on Saturday and was very impressed - Recommended!
Nothing wrong with the occasional ready meal.
For me it's all about having a few store cupboard ingredients to get them a bit more interesting. In the past Aldi have done a grim-looking family sized pad thai style noodle thing, which when you add a splash of fish sauce, sweet chilli sauce and a squeeze of lime starts to taste really nice in a quick and dirty way.
The recent revelation has been Iceland though, since they've gone a bit more upmarket. They do some frozen fish/seafood dishes that you just heat up in a pan and stir through pasta. Again a few fresh herbs, splash of olive oil and squeeze of lemon does no harm. This sort of thing:
For me it's all about having a few store cupboard ingredients to get them a bit more interesting. In the past Aldi have done a grim-looking family sized pad thai style noodle thing, which when you add a splash of fish sauce, sweet chilli sauce and a squeeze of lime starts to taste really nice in a quick and dirty way.
The recent revelation has been Iceland though, since they've gone a bit more upmarket. They do some frozen fish/seafood dishes that you just heat up in a pan and stir through pasta. Again a few fresh herbs, splash of olive oil and squeeze of lemon does no harm. This sort of thing:
Melman Giraffe said:
digimeistter said:
I only last week discovered these guys!
http://www.cookfood.net/
Great value and quality, great tasting food free from artificial additives. I tried the Beef Wellington on Saturday and was very impressed - Recommended!
My Local Budgens in Ascot has a whole section dedicated to this brand, will give it a whirlhttp://www.cookfood.net/
Great value and quality, great tasting food free from artificial additives. I tried the Beef Wellington on Saturday and was very impressed - Recommended!
Zodiac M said:
Orchid1 said:
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