More ideas for speedy suppers that won't break the student bank and
useful additions to any repertoire – this recipe definitely
qualifies since it only takes 20 minutes.
Cheat's
Chilli
650g
minced beef (minced steak if the
budget
will allow)
glug
of rapeseed oil
*½
tsp each of cumin, coriander
and
cinnamon
*500g
carton of passata
*1
can of red kidney beans
60ml
sweet chilli sauce
l
large onion, finely chopped
1
Knorr garlic flavour pot
*¼
tsp chilli powder
Only
piece of kit required – a large frying pan.
Heat
the rapeseed oil, add the onion and garlic and soften on a moderate
heat for 2/3 minutes. Add the cumin, coriander, cinnamon and chilli
and cook to allow the spices to release their umph!
Add
the minced beef and break up and mix thoroughly to ensure that the
mince is browned. Add the passata and the sweet chilli sauce, mix
again, finally add the beans – bring to the boil and simmer for 20
minutes stirring occasionally .
Variations
Add 50g of dark chocolate broken into small
pieces and drop into simmering chilli to enrich
Use spiced mixed beans instead of red
kidney beans
Add 150g of diced chorizo (reduce the amount of minced
beef to 500g). Fry off the chorizo first until it begins
to crisp and set aside - the rapeseed oil is not necessary
since
you're making use of the oil released from the chorizo –
continue
with the recipe adding the onion, garlic and spices
as above, add the chorizo back when the mince is
browned
Add a topping of sour cream
If this doesn't disappear it'll be a miracle. If by some chance
there are any leftovers, freeze portions in the microwave boxes.
P.s. Those ingredients marked * can be added to your “staples
suitable for small space” list!
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