This a very handy homemade Basic Italian TomatoSaucerecipe, use it in any number of infinite ways, coat a pizza, with pasta and even as a sandwich spread
Serve toppedwith cheese (as your healthy extra). I would love to say that this was a carefully planned out meal, but in reality it is something that I threw together in the slowcooker one morning before leaving for work
Mr Frugal is partial to the odd Doner Kebab – usually swimming in grease and smothered in garlic sauce – and without fail, he always regrets eating it within about an hour of finishing it
1 red pepper, 1 green pepper and 1 yellow pepper, chopped into chunks. 1 courgettes, chopped into chunks. 4 skinless chicken breasts, chopped into chunks. 1 x 400g tin chopped tomatoes. 1 litre of chicken stock. 1 red pepper, 1 green pepper and 1 yellow pepper, chopped into chunks. 1 courgettes, chopped into chunks. 4 skinless chicken breasts, chopped into chunks. 1 x 400g tin chopped tomatoes. 1 litre of chicken stock
If you’re looking for a healthy, simple and impressive meal then these are for you. Meatballs are a seriously easy and very delicious meal, and this recipe is oh so simple to make
Slowcooker balsamic chicken from Hungry Healthy Happy. Stop what you’re doing and check out my roundup of the best slowcookerrecipes for autumn and winter
Melt in your mouth pork chops cooked in a lovely rich and spicy tomatoeysauce. When using a slowcooker it is best if you can brown the meat to seal it and lightly brown onions, but it's not vital if you don't have time
As you're just using tomato puree here you are saving on the passata. It's one of the tastiest, most heartwarming things I have ever made - and the kids freakin' loved it
Place the onions, pepper, carrots and tomatoes in the slowcooker pot. Add the browned mince and garlic, then add the chopped tomatoes, tomato purée, stock pot, and herbs
The perfect combination of chicken, tomato paste, chili powder, pepper, salt and Navy Beans cooked on low for eight hours guarantee a flavorful taste and a healthy meal for the whole family
Weekends are when I spend the most amount of time cooking, but during the week I tend to fancy something quick and simple, so I can spend more time watching trash TV, socialising, reading or of course, blogging
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