The Dinner Ladies Fill Your Fridge and Freezer: 170 Recipes to Cook Now, Eat Later by Sophie Gilliatt and Katherine Westwood

    • Categories: Quick / easy; Stir-fries; Main course; Cooking ahead; Japanese
    • Ingredients: soy sauce; mirin; light brown sugar; sesame oil; peanut oil; fresh ginger; prawns; Broccolini; asparagus; mushrooms; spring onions; baby English spinach
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Notes about this book

  • Cati on November 27, 2017

    P243. Sticky date pudding. Gives instructions for preparing ahead by freezing.

Notes about Recipes in this book

  • Huli huli chicken wings

    • debkellie on March 21, 2025

      Gave the rub a go on the wings, then air-fried for 25 mins @ 200C. Dressed with the sauce/marinade - delicious.

  • Roast vegetable lasagne

    • luluf on January 30, 2024

      The first time I made it, I used double the bechamel because it thickened so much I had to add a lot more milk. Family said it was the best veg lasagne they had ever tasted. The second time I used the specified amount of bechamel and it was not nearly as good. I also accidentally put some bechamel in every layer and not just on the top, the first time so I will be making with double the bechamel and putting it in every layer from now on

  • Wimmera grain salad

    • juliet_496g8u on March 22, 2026

      Love this recipe! Always popular at gatherings. Goes with everything and the leftovers are fabulous!

  • Vegetable tagine with olives, eggplant and chickpeas

    • hbakke on June 21, 2023

      Tasty tagine. I minced 2 jalapeƱos and added them to the onion and pepper mix instead of using 4 whole chiles later. This worked well in providing a bit of spice. The pops of briny olives were delicious paired with all the roasted vegetables. I was out of fresh herbs, but some parsley or cilantro would have been great sprinkled on top.

  • Garlic yoghurt sauce

    • hbakke on June 21, 2023

      Easy, tasty sauce to accompany this books tagine recipe.

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Reviews about this book

  • Salt Sugar and I

    The book comes with all the tricks to make feasts happen without the stress. It shows you it possible to eat a delicious, substantial dinner midweek. - plus review of Eggplant Parmigiana.

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  • ISBN 10 1743365853
  • ISBN 13 9781743365854
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  • Published Sep 01 2016
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 256
  • Language English
  • Countries Australia
  • Publisher Murdoch Books

Publishers Text

Stock your fridge or freezer with nourishing dinners that can be made ahead

The evening, when time and patience are at their shortest, can be the worst part of the day to throw a meal together. And then there are the unexpected mouths to feed: a friend with a new baby, an elderly family member, a couple of uninvited ravenous teenagers.

Enter the Dinner Ladies, the fearsomely organised duo bringing delicious peace to busy households. They are the mistresses of stocked-up fridges and freezers thanks to a wide-ranging repertoire of nourishing, reliable make-ahead meals.

Family-friendly favourites dominate: there are spiced slow-cooked lamb shanks; warming curries; veggie-focused 'thinner dinners'; and easy desserts that may not make it as far as the table, such as apricot, raspberry and coconut crumble or chocolate mint honey pots.

Welcome the Dinner Ladies to your kitchen and reclaim your evenings.



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