Bonjour!
Thought I'd take a trip down the 'foodie' route again with an Anglo-Indian favourite ... Pepper Fry! I remember various forms of mince, chicken and beef pepper fry from my childhood days - if we were feeling under the weather or full of cold etc a plate of pepper fry and rice would sort us out! My mum, nana and grandpa were all a dab hand at 'throwing' it together using leftover or fresh meat - let's hope I can continue with tradition ...!
I used leftover roast beef and potatoes - enough for two servings here ...
Prepare the following ... 1 large onion, a couple cloves chopped garlic, chopped ginger to taste (I used 1 large tsp of 'Lazy Ginger' on this occasion), 1 tsp turmeric, 1 tsp pepper (or to taste) - I used garlic grain pepper cos I love it! (You could also add a chopped chilli into the mix if you wanted to pep it up a bit!)
Fry the onion, garlic, ginger and turmeric in a little oil for a few minutes to soften... (the method is similar to my lamb fry - here) ...
Add the beef, roast potatoes and pepper and fry for a further 5ish minutes ...
Add hot water from the kettle to just about cover the medley (I also chucked in some chopped coriander too as I'm obsessed with the stuff! ), cover and bring to the boil ...
Simmer for 25 minutes or so until the meat is thoroughly heated and you're left with a pepper fry (think I'll add more water next time as I like loads of gravy!) ...
Serve with rice and yogurt if you like and maybe a bit of bombay mix on the side?
You can't beat a good old Pepper Fry! It's simple but tasty and a really quick and easy way to use up leftovers!
What's your favourite way to use up roast beef?
Jen x
What a really tasty way to use up left overs! I always have left over roasties but end up chucking them out x
ReplyDeleteI either eat em or cook em Sam! x
DeleteThat's definitely a new one on me! But I think my Grumps would love it. I'm not a big potato fan myself.
ReplyDeleteI don't do beef much (have never roasted beef in my life) but I do a mean roast chicken or so I'm led to believe. With the leftovers, I tend to shred the chicken and put it in a big soup made from any veggies I find. The boys just lap it up so I'm happy as it means they get their meat and veg without any fuss!
I do love a potato Sue - love my carbs unfortunately! Your chicken soup sounds wonderful! x
DeleteOh yum, delicious, trouble is we never have left-overs lol x
ReplyDeleteYou need a bigger piece of meat Donna! x
DeleteDonna needs to buy a bigger joint ha ha can't wait to try this one too xx
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts exactly Sharron! Hope you enjoy! x
DeleteThat looks delicious! I'm hungry now
ReplyDeleteIt's tasty Gaelle - you can really taste the beef through the spices! x
DeleteOh my! Thats looks so good Jenny & I love using up leftovers! Ax
ReplyDeleteMe too Andrea - I just love eating! x
DeleteI am always looking for ideas to use up my leftovers! Looks delicious Jenny....have a great week:)
ReplyDelete~Anne xx
Me too Anne - love a good leftover recipe! Hope you're having a good week! x
DeleteThis looks scrumptious! I've not tried this, but I will definitely give it a bash if I ever have any left over beer, a rarity in my house! x
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