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Spiced Beef Tagine #SAVEWITHJAMIE Kerryann Dunlop

Spiced Beef Tagine #SAVEWITHJAMIE Kerryann Dunlop

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This amazing Money Saving Meal recipe is straight from Jamie Oliver's new book, Save with Jamie (page 122. Food Tube's Queen of home cooking, Kerryann Dunlop shows you every step of the process using leftover meat, simple veg and basic store cupboard ingredients. This hearty meal serves six and comes in at under 1. 60 per portion. Bargain! For more great ideas, affordable recipes, clever hints and money-saving tips from the professionals visit: Please get involved in the comments box and tell us how you make the best food on a modest budget. We'd love to hear form you. Kerryann Dunlop Youtube Channel
Date: 2020-05-11

Comments and reviews: 9


The recipe starts off alright but, the idea is spiced beef tagine. She has a large pot of food and adds a grand total of 2+ tablespoons of spice. Dare I forget, a whole half teaspoon of red pepper flakes. :( Then what little spice is there is drenched with the liquor from a can of garbonzo beans which is guaranteed to negate any spice the dish may have had. Get it up a notch please. At least double the amount of spice and drain those garbonzos.
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Thanks that looks good. But as much as it seems delicious i dont think this is a tajine because you cant make it in a casserol you should have a tajine thats why its called so and tajine dosnt include couscous. maaaaybe we can call this some sorte of couscous but definitly not a tajine. belive me im moroccan.
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Moroccan food. It's weird because I keep hearing good stuff about it on TV and YT, but on the three occasions friends of mine have been to Morocco, conversation ends up like this: So how was Morocco? The country was nice, but I had diarrhea the entire time
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First off, more Kerryann please! Looks lovely, and a great way not to waste food. But no to the pepper flakes. I am sure with the other spices, it is more than enough flavor.
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You can just use the flat side of your knife to press the olive or garlic. We do this in Thailand and I did try using my hand to press the garlic like Jamie did and it did hurts.
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Good stuff and she's very good. Now just one thing I'd like to know: What has this got to do with Jamie Oliver? She can stand on her own, doesn't need to namedrop.
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Sounds good but I don't understand why all these recipes use such little spice quantities. You easily want double the spice mixture for that large a batch.
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That's so amazing, is as delicious and delicate as the lady who presents it, I really love that! Kind regards from Alsace, France. Christian.
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hate how the west uses balsamic vinegar with spices yuck. it kills the taste n the flavor of the delicate spices other than that a fun recipe.
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