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  1. #1
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    Dec 2007
    Victoria
    7,260

    I make a Chicken and Vegie Pie mix with whatever vegies I have in the fridge at the time, some ckicken thighs and a can of condensed Chicken soup....It is SO cheap and tastes ace You can also use the Pumpkin soup or the Beef and vegie for a beefmince mince pie

    Just cut up all your vegies, sautee in the pan until a bit soft, then add the soup and a enough water or stock to get the sauce consistency you want.
    Put hte mix into a lasange dish, or indivdual ramakens and top with mashed potato or squares of puff pastry, and bake in the oven
    Last edited by LimeSlice; September 23rd, 2009 at 10:13 AM.

  2. #2
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    Sep 2008
    South-East, QLD
    597

    Kellie - I have a SC!! Its my best mate in the kitchen!! Has a lemb roast in it at the moment!!

    LS - That does sound ace and both DH and DS will like that too!!

  3. #3
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    Feb 2006
    NSW Central Coast
    5,301

    Kellie - I have a SC!! Its my best mate in the kitchen!! Has a lemb roast in it at the moment!!
    Mmmmm, mmmm!! Can we come for dinner, lol! We're just having store brought rissoles, with mash and frozen veg for dinner how boring!!
    Here are a few of our favourite SC meals:

    Beef and Veg caserole with Dumplings
    700g beef peices
    salt/pepper to taste
    25g flour
    2 onions chopped
    550ml beef stock
    3 carots sliced (other veg I add is grated zucchini, mushrooms, peas/corn...)

    Dumplings
    100g self raising flour
    1 tsp salt
    50g shredded suet (some sort of fat I assume, I use the same amount of butter)
    6 tbsp water
    2 tbsp chopped fresh parsley (I never have this so have never used it!)

    Chop the meat to bite sized peices, toss in seasoned flour. Cook meat til browned. Put in the slow cooker. Add onions to the frypan and brown lightly. Stir in remaining flour and slowly add the stock and carrots. Bring to the boil and put into the sc. Add other veggies.

    Dumplings
    Add all ingredients together and make a soft dough. Roll dough into about 8 balls and add to the sc. Cook on high in the last 45mins of cooking time for the caserole with the lid on.

    Chicken in Barbeque sauce
    40g butter
    whole chicken (I have also used peices and legs) 1-1.5kg
    1 onion finely chopped
    4 tbsp tomato sauce
    2 tbsp white vinegar
    mango chutney (I often don't use this)
    1 tsp french mustard
    1 tsp sugar
    1 tbsp worstershire sauce

    Rub inside the sc with the butter. Heat the remaining chicken in a frypan and cook the chicken all over. Transfer to the SC. Fry onion in the frypan for 2-3 mins. Add the other ingredients to the fry pan and bring to the boil. Pour over chicken in the SC and baste occaisionally.

    **To be honest, I don't do any of the pre cooking for any of these recipes in the sc. I just put everything into my SC and cook for the reccommended time, (then do the dumplings at the end for the caserole). I'm a bit of a slap-happy cook!!

    Hope you like

  4. #4
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    Sep 2008
    South-East, QLD
    597

    Thanks for the Kellie. I am one of those cooks too....The only thing I ever bron or do extra cooking for when using the SC is a pot roast cause it does taste better if browned off first!! Anything else I just chuck in and cook!! Lol.

  5. #5
    BellyBelly Professional Support Panel

    Nov 2005
    QLD
    3,068

    1 Sheet of puff pastry
    Ripe tomatoes
    Olives or Anchovies
    Onions
    Feta cheese
    Splash of Olive oil

    Thinly slice the onion and cook in the oil until soft. (you could also add a little garlic to the onion)
    Spread the cooked onion on the pastry. Leave about a 5cm gap around the edge.
    Slice the tomatoes and place on the onion.
    Slice the olives and spread over the top. (if you use anchovies do not use too many)
    Break up the feta and place on top.
    Bake in oven at about 180-200 for 20 minutes or until pastry is golden.
    If you cut half way through the pastry about 5cm from the edge it will help the edge to rise, otherwise you could fold the edge in to give it a double thickness

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Sep 2008
    South-East, QLD
    597

    Ohhhhhhhhhhh yum Alan!! Will have to definately make that one once this bub arrives!! Can I have feta when BFing??

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Victoria
    7,260

    Can I have feta when BFing??
    Absolutely you can!