Showing posts with label onion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label onion. Show all posts
Saturday, 30 April 2016
Coleslaw
This goes with everything in our house.. from grilled meats, burgers, chicken, pork to fish or as a side salad. you can top it with what you want but we usually dress it with the dressing that i will add to the bottom of the slaw recipe. its also lovely with light salad cream.
1 red onion
2 large carrots
half a small white cabbage
we use a mandolin as we have always had it in our family but you could use a food processor or if you are good with a knife do it that way.
peel then grate the carrot into a bowl.
peel and cut the onion in half and slice as thin as you can.
cut the half of cabbage in half then shred it.
combine together and that is the basic slaw.
for the dressing we use white or rice vinegar and tesco extra virgin olive oil spray we use 20 sprays (2 syns) we coat the slaw in the oil then add the vinegar.
the slaw will last 3-4 days in the fridge if you DONT add a dressing. ( you could always individually dress the slaw on the plate)
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
All in one beef 'pot roast' (slow cooker)
Tender juicy beef, vegetables, potatoes and a gorgeously comforting onion gravy, what could be better?
We start with 1kg of lean beef (use what you can afford! it doesn't actually have to be a joint or anything!)
3 large onions sliced thinly
(i use chesnut mushrooms in mine too, usually about 6-7 sliced thin but i saute them in a frying pan with some low cal spray before adding them to the slow cooker! just put them under the beef with the onions)
1 bay leaf
1tbsp cornflour (1syn)
4 large carrots chunked up
4 potatoes chunked up
generous pinch of dry thyme and rosemary.
200ml beef broth
1 bay leaf
generous pinch of salt and pepper.
lay the onions in the bottom of the slow cooker and place the beef on top.
mix the beef broth with the cornflour, bay leaf, rosemary, thyme, salt and pepper and pour over the beef and onion. put the carrots and potatoes on top.
cover and cook for 6 hours on high or 8 on low.
i usually just boil some broccoli and green beans to go with it but i dont see why you couldnt also add that to the slow cooker!
I hope you like this dish i would love some feed back!
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