25 Thursday Jun 2015
What child doesn’t like a chicken goujon? A healthy homemade chicken goujon is a great freezer standby and always received well by fussy eaters and independent toddlers who like things they can pick up and eat themselves. Continue reading
28 Tuesday Apr 2015
Given that our weather has reverted back to winter-like conditions, i thought it only fitting to post a winter warmer. This one pot wonder is really tasty and my kids love it. Continue reading
15 Wednesday Apr 2015
This is the king of my ‘one meal for one family’ movement. It is an absolute crowd-pleaser that everyone loves, young and old! There are so many versions out there and here is mine Continue reading
16 Monday Mar 2015
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Simple, delicious – serve with champ and roasted root veg for an all round comfort meal! Great dish for feeding a crowd on St. Patrick’s Day – improves when made in advance and re-heated. Continue reading
23 Monday Feb 2015
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batch cooking, cooking for kids, dairy free, easy entertaining, family dinners, freezer friendly
I love a hearty slow cooked stew in the winter months. This is my version of Delia Smith’s recipe that i have been making for years. I can’t find the exact recipe online to link it but the original recipe is in the Complete Cookery course book.
It’s one that kids will eat too which is an added bonus. Serve with baked potato or mash and steamed broccoli and you have a great nutritious meal. This freezes really well too. I often serve this when friends and family come over for dinner and it always goes down well. Continue reading
15 Sunday Feb 2015
This is an easy nutritious pasta sauce that fussy toddlers and babies alike enjoy. It’s a great way to get veggies into them without them realising it. I make a batch of it and freeze it in little containers ready to defrost quickly in the microwave. Serve with pasta and you have a healthy dinner for them in the time it takes to make the pasta. Continue reading
09 Monday Feb 2015
I am not claiming that this is in anyway an authentic Indian curry but its a healthy, nutritious one that everyone in my house eats. It’s easy to make and freezes well. Continue reading
03 Tuesday Feb 2015
It’s an oldy but a goody. This is a fail safe recipe for me and i make it at least every second week because everyone in the house will eat it and it freezes brilliantly. This is also a handy dish to use up leftover chicken. Here is my version, i hope you enjoy.
Dublin Mummy x
Serves: 2 adults and 2 kids
Ingredients
3 Chicken breasts chopped into bite-size chunks
1 crown of broccoli cut into florets or 1 bag of frozen broccoli
1 can of chicken soup
1 tablespoon of Schwartz medium curry powder
2 tablespoons of mayonnaise
Some breadcrumbs and grated cheddar cheese to sprinkle on top
Dublin Mummy 