Getting to grips with courgette chips

Getting to grips with courgette chips

These were a bit too thinly sliced, I think. Nice and crunchy, but a nightmare to remove from foil.

u/Far-Wear-3646 — 10 days ago
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An article clearly for the uninitiated

None of these look or sound weird to me lmao

u/Far-Wear-3646 — 11 days ago

What's your flavour?

It's rare that I make a post without paying the foodporn tax, but I'm actually looking for advice - Has anyone tried Applied Nutrition's Critical whey protein powders? I'm thinking of switching over to them, but obviously have no clue if these fantastical sounding flavours are actually any good. Please lmk what you make of them if you've tried

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u/Far-Wear-3646 — 15 days ago

I'm love

5% Greek yoghurt, 3 Nairn's chocolate chip oat biscuits, and a handful of frozen berries all refrigerated overnight = a heavenly combo. All it needed was more raspberries, and maybe a dash of vanilla 👌

u/Far-Wear-3646 — 16 days ago

'Use it up' curry 🥦🥕

170g frozen veg, one 240g can of cannellini beans, 1 tsp garam masala, 5g peri peri seasoning, 2 tsp sriracha and 22g fat free Greek yoghurt 👌

u/Far-Wear-3646 — 19 days ago
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Pear porridge with white chocolate raspberry blondie pieces

I swear they're not grilled chicken

u/Far-Wear-3646 — 30 days ago
▲ 230 r/goodrestrictionfood+1 crossposts

My finest work so far

Chai porridge with air fryer grilled peaches and lotus Biscoff brownie pieces. These peaches are as soft and sweet as out of a tin, I kid you not.

Ingredients:

40g porridge oats (rolled)

150ml chai

1 peach (mine was 130g)

50ml milk of choice

Optional pieces of an absurdly sweet biscoff almond brownie you spent £4 on

  1. Halve and stone the peach (I'd slice it at this stage for faster cooking - I didn't, and it took about 15 minutes)
  2. Place halves cut side down on tin foil, then wrap completely. Air fry for 10-15 minutes between 160 and 180⁰C
  3. Brew chai, either with a bag or loose tea and spices. I used one bag in ~150ml of water
  4. Add oats to a bowl (optional: toast them in a dry pan, if you have the patience. I didn't lmao) Pour over the chai, stir, and leave to soak until the peaches are cooked. (alternatively, just cook the oats in the chai on the stove)
  5. Stir in 50ml of whatever milk you prefer, microwave until it starts to look alive, then remove and stir again
  6. Carefully defoil the peach halves, (there should be some scalding hot syrup in there now) slice them now if you haven't, and plop on top of the porridge 👌
u/Far-Wear-3646 — 1 month ago

Sweet chilli crackers and hot chocolate

Chilli and chocolate will always be a winning combo 👌

u/Far-Wear-3646 — 1 month ago

Bourguignon sans-bœuf

Just a huge chestnut mushroom and two vine tomatoes cooked down with herbs, balsamic vinegar, and a pinch of salt, saucified with ½ a tsp of flour in a few tbsp of water, reduced until thick, and slapped on a slice of dry-fried egg toast. Unpictured drizzle of sriracha on top.

u/Far-Wear-3646 — 1 month ago