It's getting cooler, nights are drawing in - time to stop eating salads and enjoy heartier hot meals.
I love cooking and eating dishes like Spaghetti & Meatballs, Beef Stew, Jambalaya, Chilli Con Carne and Thai or Indian style Chicken or Turkey Curries as much as the next man, but....
What are your favourite winter warmer dishes ?
Conditions.....
Simple recipes and methods, quantities aren't necessary - unless vital to the recipe
One pot wonders that I can cook on the hob - Recipes that require an oven, BBQ or grill are not for me
Preferably dishes made with pork, beef, chicken, turkey or fish - lamb and shellfish are like gold dust in Mallorca !!
Above all else - no butter, cheese or milk products
Nothing that involves tripe, lungs, offal, etc. - fried/boiled/stewed lamb's, pig's or cow's guts aren't my idea of fun !!
I'll start the ball rolling with a simple recipe......
Maltese Pork Stew - Stuffat tal-Majjal
1. Cut onions, garlic, carrots and potatoes into small pieces. Then fry in olive oil for a few minutes.
2. Add pork and bacon cut into cubes.
3. Add tomato paste and red wine and stir well.
4. After 5 minutes, add a can of peeled tomatoes.
5. When the meat is tender, add some peas, season with salt & pepper to taste.
6. Serve on a bed of rice. With plenty of crusty bread.
Very tasty, filling and warming.
I love cooking and eating dishes like Spaghetti & Meatballs, Beef Stew, Jambalaya, Chilli Con Carne and Thai or Indian style Chicken or Turkey Curries as much as the next man, but....
What are your favourite winter warmer dishes ?
Conditions.....
Simple recipes and methods, quantities aren't necessary - unless vital to the recipe
One pot wonders that I can cook on the hob - Recipes that require an oven, BBQ or grill are not for me
Preferably dishes made with pork, beef, chicken, turkey or fish - lamb and shellfish are like gold dust in Mallorca !!
Above all else - no butter, cheese or milk products
Nothing that involves tripe, lungs, offal, etc. - fried/boiled/stewed lamb's, pig's or cow's guts aren't my idea of fun !!
I'll start the ball rolling with a simple recipe......
Maltese Pork Stew - Stuffat tal-Majjal
1. Cut onions, garlic, carrots and potatoes into small pieces. Then fry in olive oil for a few minutes.
2. Add pork and bacon cut into cubes.
3. Add tomato paste and red wine and stir well.
4. After 5 minutes, add a can of peeled tomatoes.
5. When the meat is tender, add some peas, season with salt & pepper to taste.
6. Serve on a bed of rice. With plenty of crusty bread.
Very tasty, filling and warming.