ONE: One Pan, One Hob, One Meal

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Since it's not time-consuming to make I can fix it on a weekend for our children, who love the tender dumplings. As if the The Roasting Tin cookbooks weren’t already perfect for midweek cooking, the third title in the series goes one step further with a set of extra quick recipes. From five-ingredient bakes to special occasion creations for impressing friends and family, there’s a bake for all eventualities, including some extra special seasonal bakes for Easter, Christmas and more.

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These ultra tender chops with colorful rice and black-eyed peas are a meal fancy enough for a dinner party.Taste of Home Vegetarian Skillet EnchiladasWhether served for meatless Monday or your family’s everyday vegetarian meal, these unconventional vegetarian skillet enchiladas will satisfy everyone. A family cookbook that does exactly what it says on the tin: 100 inspired meals that can each be cooked in just one pan.

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All meat-free and full of flavour, they are perfect for busy midweek evenings when you don’t have the time or energy to spend hours in the kitchen. Make this easy one-pot tuna pasta bake with punchy tuna, capers and tomatoes and topped wth a cheesy crumb as a feast for all the family (and less than 500 calories per portion! Taste of Home One-Pan Rotini with Tomato Cream SauceI like to make one-pan recipes and this one was proclaimed a winner by my family.Feel free to change the veggies throughout the year—the sticky-spicy-sweet sauce is tasty on everything! Following on from the success of The Roasting Tin, Rukmini Iyer created a fresh set of one-tin recipes with vegetarian and vegan cooking in mind.

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You know I’m a fan of one pan recipe, and many of my midweek meals are all thrown together in one trusty pot. Included are 85 easy, budget-friendly recipes to suit busy lifestyles and those with limited kitchen space. Nathan Anthony (aka Bored of Lunch) has become a go-to source of inspiration for what to make in a slow cooker and his debut cookbook is a treasure trove of ideas for every day of the week.

You can see from the photos above that it has a little staining but even after all this time is still going strong. With recipes for batch cooking, easy dessert ideas, and a whole chapter dedicated to frying pan pasta, One is guaranteed to liven up your recipe repertoire, minimise time spent in the kitchen, and cut down on your washing up too. Midweek dinner couldn’t be any easier than combining breadcrumb-coated salmon fillets with slice potatoes, broccoli and asparagus in one tray. With spiced pork, pepper and tender sausage, this tasty meal is sure to go down a storm with the rest of the family ?