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Take
a look at the Nasi Goreng recipe (Culinary Lucky
Dip) and
you'll see there's very little to prepare for Monday supper. You
don't have to make the omelette top. You can use microwave rice.
Put your prawns in a sealed container in the fridge on Sunday to
defrost in time for use on Monday evening.
Smoke
the chicken fillets – poach them in chicken stock for 6/7 minutes
and allow them to cool in the stock.
The smoked chicken fillets should be small – set your timer and
leave to their own devices! When you are smoking your chicken
fillets include the extra 175g to include in the Nasi Goreng.
The soup really is straight forward and can be on the hob simmering
whilst you are moving on to make your paté.
I've said baked jacket potatoes plural, since you may be serving more
than one person in your new “tweak week”. Wrap the required
number in foil and bake whilst your oven is on.
For the potato filling :
120g
approx tin of tuna in sunflower oil
sweetcorn
one
red onion, chopped finely
one
tsp garlic paste
pinch
of chilli
salt
and black pepper
malt
vinegar
1
tsp creamed horseradish
Flake
the tuna using a drop of the sunflower oil. If you are using tuna
already drained then use a drop of rapeseed oil. Add malt vinegar,
season and add the remaining ingredients, mix well.
Roast your beetroot in your trusted foil tray.
The Squashed does take some boring slicing and dicing but it's not
too bad – if you're feeling adventurous peel and dice a small bunch
of beetroot into small cubes and add to the recipe – it's not
compulsory – just a thought. If you can't be bothered to prep the
bunch of beetroot then buy vac packed organic beetroot – cube it
and add it when the Squashed vegetables are cooked.
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