Delicious: 5 Nights a Week: Every Recipe You'll Ever Need for Midweek Cooking by Valli Little

    • Categories: Soups
    • Ingredients: macadamia nuts; potatoes; leeks; onions; chicken stock; cream
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  • Tuna pilau

    • aargle on September 14, 2013

      This a fabulously easy Sunday night dinner. I use whatever curry paste I happen to have on hand.

  • Minted pea soup with smoked salmon & cream cheese toasts

    • JKDLady on July 22, 2014

      This was a really fast recipe and one that can be made from the pantry, if you have frozen peas. I don't think the mint is strictly necessary. My boys have already asked to have this made again.

  • Salmon spaghetti with herbed sour cream

    • Kirstin_the_Kiwi on July 02, 2016

      Made using cream cheese instead of sour cream -too rich ?

  • Maple snags with mustard mash

    • KIGirl on September 04, 2014

      I substituted maple syrup with kangaroo island honey

  • Moroccan pasties with roasted beets & carrots

    • e_ballad on March 07, 2017

      A great dish. This would be perfect as a 'cooking ahead' dish, as the pasty filling needs to be completely cooked. I made it a day ahead & had dinner on the table within 30 mins. Always a winner!

  • Rice noodles with sweet-chilli meatballs

    • e_ballad on November 22, 2017

      Tasty & quick. Much like the inner workings of a pork dumpling. I also used hoisin sauce instead of sweet chilli sauce for my chilli-averse husband with good reports.

  • Tuscan burgers

    • e_ballad on March 03, 2017

      Only so-so. I'm not sure that the pesto added any flavour to the burger, though we did feel that this was quite a salty burger, with both the pancetta & Parmesan in the pesto likely contributing to this.

  • Lemon & oregano lamb with cucumber & yoghurt salad

    • e_ballad on February 04, 2019

      Fantastic marinade with a huge hit of flavour. The side salad was fine but nothing extraordinary.

  • Cheesy tomato risotto

    • e_ballad on January 08, 2020

      Very family-friendly, with kiddo having 3x serves. Recipe states that this will feed 4x kids or 2x hungry adults - I think it would be 6-8x kids or 4x adults.

  • Four bean soup with barley

    • e_ballad on March 04, 2018

      Bland. If vegetarian, I’d pop in a Parmesan rind. If vegan, I’d up the stock to water ratio. If carnivorous, I’d add bacon.

  • Pumpkin, sage & ricotta lasagne

    • e_ballad on May 03, 2017

      Simply fantastic. Very easy to put together & have prepared this ahead of time in the past.

  • Bean & tomato soup

    • e_ballad on June 10, 2018

      We found this fairly bland. I added a Parmesan rind when reheating the leftovers, which improved the flavour significantly. I must also confess that I didn’t garnish the soup with the roasted cherry tomatoes on the vine as per the recipe.

  • Prawn Caesar

    • Samvanz on January 08, 2024

      'Caesar' might be a bit of a stretch given the seafood sauce dressing, but the bacon bits and croutons made this simple salad exciting. I was out of lettuce and had to use up some zucchini and cucumber, so I peeled those into ribbons. Forgot to add the egg, but didn't notice it missing. A good easy meal for a hot evening.

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  • ISBN 10 1844005895
  • ISBN 13 9781844005895
  • Published Feb 01 2008
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 256
  • Language English
  • Countries United Kingdom
  • Publisher Quadrille Publishing
  • Imprint Quadrille Publishing Ltd

Publishers Text

A recent survey showed that most people have a repertoire of no more than four different dishes which they endlessly rotate. Now internationally renowned food writer and editor Valli Little has selected over 150 dishes from the extensive archives of award-winning delicious. magazine to put an end to the constant round of the same meals every night of the week. There's a different dish to try every night from rice noodles with sweet chilli meatballs to fig and three-cheese tart or swordfish and Italian parsley salad. Especially for the kids there are freshly made chicken dippers with a yogurt sauce or a satisfying bowl of cheesy tomato risotto. The sheer range of recipes, taking in soups and salads, pies and tarts, risottos, curries and tagines and a selection of hot and cold puddings, all perfect for mid week cooking, means you are able to create an effortless three-course menu. Also included, for those nights when you can't quite face preparing and eating a whole meal there are tempting ideas for a little something on toast.

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