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Start using Mumsnet PremiumRoasting tin recipe book - amazing!
(59 Posts)Which one do you mean? I have the Quick one and I absolutely love it - it's been so useful...
Just saw the image. That's the first one. I have the third one and it's excellent too.
There are more??? OMG!!!
I am rubbish at cooking but find these so easy and tasty.
There are more??? OMG!!!
I am rubbish at cooking but find these so easy and tasty.
Just had a look on Amazon. The yellow cover one and the vegetarian one are now on my birthday wish list.
Thanks OP!
Is that baked avocado?
I’ve got the veggie one ( I am veggie but the rest of the family isn’t) and I love it. I’ve bought it for my parents and my MIL so far. Really thoughtful combinations so that there is always some crunchy texture to go with the softer bits, I’ve started buying in staples I wouldn’t normally have like walnuts, that mean I can usual whip something up from the book without having to do a specific shop . I was thinking about getting the meat one to cook for the rest of the family- I think this is the nudge I needed!
The veggie one is amazing. I got it for my birthday and there are so many easy and tasty recipes.
I have the veggie one and love it. My favourite recipe is the orzo and tomatoes - it's so simple but the flavours are really surprisingly good. I'm thinking about getting the quick one, too.
The one recipe that I don't recommend is the one on the cover - baked avocado is not my cup of tea.
The sweet potato peanut stew is great.
Sesame meatballs with red rice.
Harissa halloumi with brussel sprouts.
Roasted gnocchi as well.
The veggie one and new quick one are both good too - although we made the broccoli/Gorgonzola tart and it was delicious but mega stinky...
There’s also another one due out later this year, Around the World themed I think.
I have the original one - it's amazing! I have a new job with a long commute and this book is a lifesaver. Chuck some stuff in a tin, takes max 10 minutes, sit down and then however many minutes later, yummy food
Without this book we would be living on ready meals and pizza.
I made the rice pudding, my kids loved it. The salmon with broccoli is really really good.
I have that one and the green one.
They were recommended by the late and much missed WhatWouldLesleyKnope
Fave recipe is the one with the fennel and chicken
I've got the veggie one.
There's a cheese and shallot tart in there which is amazing, and a really delicious gad gad recipe. Other things I've made from it have been okay, but these two have been great.
These look good but do they use lots of chilli? I can't eat it but find it in soooo many recipes at the moment.
The green roasting tin (vegetarian one) is only £8.99 incl delivery at Book Depositary online which is far cheaper than I've seen it elsewhere.
I have the quick one. It's brilliant. Nigella recommended it on twitter. I think I might get the yellow one now.
ohh, that looks good
Oh dear, I seem to have just ordered this.
'Gad gad' = gado gado btw!
I have the first one and the veggie one on kindle. It's great as I can just search for ingredients I've got lying around. I really like her recipes and the slicing levels are perfect for my DCs - I often double up on the garlic or spice for me and DH.
You can also assemble most of the recipes in the roasting tin in the morning without liquid (if any) and then add the liquid and stick in the oven when you get home.
Current favourite is the broccoli lemon walnut orzo from the first book. Just lush.
Agghhhh - I have recently and categorically said I’m not buying any more recipe books after chucking out another 8 I’ve never used recently. But I flick through this every time I’m in a NT shop and now you’re making me want to buy it!
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