What haven't I cooked?

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Like most people, I'm somewhat jaded at the whole meal planning thing but desperately trying to be more organised going forward into the New Year.
What do you cook that your family love and is slightly different to the usual Bolognese/chilli/one pot stuff that most people do.
I don't mean stuff that I need to live near a trendy London deli to source or need a six figure income to afford or 15 hours a day to prep either Help me out cooking maestros!

Seasonal sausage bake
Creamy tartiflette
Peanut butter chicken
Jamaican oxtail casserole
Quesadillas
Chicken, courgette & lemon pasta
Red Dragon pie
Tapas
Viking pork
Creamy mustard pork
Gyros

Really recommend giving Gousto or hello fresh boxes a go. The discounts for the first month make them really good value and then you can repeat the recipes you have enjoyed but buy the ingredients from the supermarket.

You need this in your life, op.
norecipes.com/karaage-recipe/

Chickpea curry is a firm favourite along with a pad Thai recipe I found on the pinch of nom website

I was really dubious about the recipe but it’s delicious. I always chop up everything first - about 10 minutes prep and undercook the eggs

We regularly have Nasi goreng and lo mein as my quick go to recipes.
I also use Recipe Tin Eats as inspiration and this is tomorrow nights dinner with some rice www.recipetineats.com/honey-sriracha-glazed-chicken-skewers/

[quote Mamanchien]You need this in your life, op.
norecipes.com/karaage-recipe/[/quote]
+1 for karaage. Done right, it tastes like it should be illegal.

Ramen
Chicken Shawarma
Teriyaki salmon/chicken
Pad Thai
Biryani

Recipe Tin Eats is my go to for inspiration. I follow her on Facebook and her videos often inspire me to make the dish in question. I also use the Whisk app to save recipes so that I build up a library of favourites.

Spanish rice with chicken
Bean tacos
Crab linguine
Dahl
Ramen
Chicken Schnitzel

@HardStareBear love Recipe Tin Eats too. Make her cottage pie a lot 🤤