Time for Dinner: Smarter Recipes for Faster Cooking by Adam Liaw

    • Categories: Salads; Quick / easy; Main course; French
    • Ingredients: eggs; extra virgin olive oil; thick-cut bacon; baguette bread; red onions; frisée lettuce
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  • Salad Lyonnaise

    • treay on December 09, 2024

      Delicious recipe! However, when I cook it again, I won't be using the fat from the speck for the dressing. Instead, I will fry the onion in it but then I will make the dressing using fresh olive oil and add the onion and the rest of the ingredients to it. Very fast & easy to make.

  • Blue cheese and green apple salad

    • treay on December 11, 2024

      Nice crunchy salad that goes really well with the blue cheese.

  • Rump cap with quick chimichurri

    • treay on January 30, 2026

      This recipe is a new one for me, even though I have made chimichurri many other times. His was quick and delicious. I added 3 cherry tomatoes to the sauce as well. It was served with a classic Catalan recipe that it is basically roasted veggies but because we had small eggplants from our garden, I cooked them on a grill-pan instead. Lovely summer dinner.

  • Swedish mince

    • TinkerTaylor on March 13, 2026

      Would be a delicious traditional meat pie filling (seriously!) but the Swedish flavours were definitely not strong. Served with a baked potato and no cream (didn’t feel necessary as it was already quite creamy).

    • angela_woef21 on April 04, 2026

      Mine was pale, certainly not the rich gravy look in the book. But the family rated it highly. Added an extra 250g mince and it was fine

  • Pan-roasted flathead with peas, greens and bacon

    • treay on May 29, 2025

      Another delicious recipe from this book. So far everything I have made has been easy to prepare and the flavours were fantastic. The rainbow chard, (something I have never tried before because it wasn't available where we live), together with the rest of the ingredients was amazingly tasty. And the flathead fillet was yummy. A delightful combination.

  • Crumbed chicken tenders with pesto mayonnaise

    • angela_woef21 on March 06, 2026

      I used 2 packs of chicken tenders (Coles). Did not increase mayonnaise quantity on chicken, but doubled the pesto mayonnaise.

  • Quick duck à l'orange with Sarladaise potatoes

    • treay on December 11, 2024

      This recipe is fantastic! We ate it for dinner with a nice salad from the same cookbook, but the star of the night was the duck with the lovely orange sauce on top and also the potatoes, that were to die for..... The recipe took much longer than it said in the book, basically because it took a while to prep all the ingredients, but it was easy to make and I won't complain, because it was totally worth the trouble! Soo good!

  • Quick Sri Lankan prawn curry

    • treay on May 28, 2025

      We've been eating out from the freezer and pantry this past week due to being isolated because of floods but because we had our neighbour for dinner, I made this curry, I had all ingredients at home. It was easy to make and very delicious. Will make it again for sure. I added some whiting fillets because I didn't have enough prawns. We served it with basmati rice.

  • Honey mustard chicken cutlets

    • treay on August 10, 2025

      This is a delicious and easy to prepare recipe. Just cut the onions and put with the chicken in the oven for 45 minutes. The chicken thighs (I used marylands) are rolled in a mixture of olive oil, honey, mustard, vinegar and thyme. Lovely flavours.

  • Whole baked fish with vadouvan butter

    • treay on February 01, 2026

      This was a very delicious meal! Once you have made the vadouvan curry mix, it is just a matter to put the fish in the oven and cook the topping while it cooks. I used a whole snapper and it was perfect. You can get the backbone out easily and then there aren't any small bones left, just some big ones on the side which are easy to remove while you're eating it. Next time I cook it, I will halve the butter and put olive oil instead, I thought it was too buttery for my liking, but then again, I prefer olive oil than butter!! Hubby thought it was lovely!

  • Pasta alla Carlofortina

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  • ISBN 10 1743799799
  • ISBN 13 9781743799796
  • Published Oct 01 2024
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 224
  • Language English
  • Countries Australia
  • Publisher Hardie Grant

Publishers Text

In Time for Dinner, Australia’s favourite cook, Adam Liaw, is back with a new cookbook featuring smarter recipes for faster cooking. From shopping to chopping to washing, there are plenty of opportunities to save time while cooking without compromising on taste. Each chapter in Time for Dinnerfocuses on how you can shrink the time you spend getting dinner on the table, from clever pasta dishes made in the amount of time it takes you to boil the pasta, to traybakes and one-pot wonders that will save you time washing up, to meals that cut your chopping and shopping times to the minimum. Full of simple, satisfying meal ideas, Time for Dinner is a cookbook for everyone, from busy singles to on-the-go families. It’s packed with more than 80 time-saving recipes, such as Kimchi and Garlic Butter Fried Rice, Turkish Tandoori Drumsticks and Spanish Garlic Prawns. This delicious and original collection takes the grind out of midweek cooking with speedy, nutritious and affordable meals that mean you’ll always have time for dinner.

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