spig100963
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- Mar 18, 2011
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For cheap food I would imagine quiet a healthy way to go would be copy The Planet India curry house menu.
Cooking cheaply (or rather, inexpensively) is often easiest and most fun.
Off the top of my head, meals that can be done for two for under three quid - assuming a reasonable stock of salt, pepper, herbs, garlic...
Omelette (eggs, basically)
Spanish omelette (eggs, onion, potato)
Bean stew (onion, various beans, tomatoes, herbs)
Pasta with sauce (pasta, onions, tomatoes, herbs / pasta, cheese, milk, flour)
Roasted vegetables (peppers, tomatoes, courgettes, potatoes, rosemary - the latter you should NEVER need to buy)
Once you throw meat into the equation, you're looking at bit more money, but even a Sunday roast chicken and trimmings will weigh in at about £7.00 for two, and you ought to get leftovers.
Tend to find the local greengrocer is always the better option.
Have done most of those at some stage however my gluten free diet means pasta is a more expensive option for me: tesco value pasta 30p for 500g, my pasta £1.40 for 500g.
You could always make your own.
Peasy.
Nice if you have one. Several farm shops round this area but no such thing as a green grocer in my village or Horsham itself
Leek has two,staff available to help you if you want. I just go in pick what i want have a bit or verbal 'pay up and go'