Ez Recipes
Ez Recipes
Ez Recipes
Cooking
meals
is
much
cheaper
than
eating
outside.
This
is
true
everywhere
but
even
more
in
Geneva...
Take
turns
and
cook
for
your
roommate
and
your
friends!
You’ll
save
even
more
money
–
and
the
kitchen
will
probably
stay
cleaner...
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Bon
appétit!
INDEX
1. Chili
con
carne
2. Beef
in
beer
3. Pad
Thai
Chicken
4. Thai
Green
Curry
5. Pineapple
chicken
6. Vegetarian
rice
7. Omelette
8. Egg
fried
rice
9. Salmon
in
the
oven
10. Basic
pasta
11. Carbonara
al
funghi
12. Simple
spaghetti
bolognaise
13. Cucumber
salad
14. Goat
cheese
and
Beetroot
salad
1. Chilli
con
Carne
This
was
one
of
the
first
easy
recipes
I
learnt
to
cook
and
can
be
mastered
in
just
a
few
attempts!
It’s
healthy,
cheap
and
tasty
and
makes
the
ultimate
student
food.
You
can
make
a
large
batch
of
this
and
then
store
in
the
fridge
for
days
or
freeze
for
weeks.
Ingredients
Ground/minced
beef
500g
1
Large
onion
chopped
2-‐3
Cloves
of
Garlic
1-‐2
Tins
of
chopped
tomatoes
400g
Squeeze
of
tomato
puree
1
teaspoon
of
chilli
powder
(or
to
taste)
1
teaspoon
of
ground
cumin
dash
of
Worcester
sauce
Sprinkle
of
salt
and
pepper
1
Chopped
red
pepper
1
tin
of
drained
kidney
beans
400g
Method
1)
Fry
the
onion
in
a
hot
pan
with
oil
until
nearly
brown
then
add
chopped
garlic
2)
Add
the
mince
and
stir
until
brown
-‐
drain
any
excess
fat
if
desired
3)
Add
all
dried
spices
and
seasoning
then
reduce
heat
and
add
chopped
tomatoes
4)
Stir
well
and
add
tomato
puree
and
worcester
sauce
then
leave
to
simmer
for
about
an
hour
(less
if
you’re
in
a
rush)
5)
Add
the
chopped
red
pepper
and
continue
to
simmer
for
5
mins,
then
add
the
tin
of
drained
kidney
beans
and
cook
for
a
further
5
mins.
If
the
chilli
become
to
dry
at
any
point
just
add
a
bit
of
water.
Serve
with
rice,
jacket
potatoes
or
pasta!
2. Beef
in
Beer
Ingredients
500g
of
cheap
beef
pieces
(stewing
steak
usually
is
cheap)
500
mls
of
real
ale
4
large
onions
2
fat
cloves
of
garlic
tbsp
of
plain
flour
Method
Raw
beef,
roll
it
in
the
flour...fry
4-‐5
pieces
at
a
time
in
a
hot
saucepan
to
seal...put
to
one
side
when
all
done
cut
the
onions
into
quarters...fry
in
the
same
frying
pan
as
the
beef...to
soak
up
the
juices...
Towards
the
end
of
frying
the
onion
(they
should
be
nicely
brown
round
the
edges)
throw
in
the
smashed
up
cloves
of
garlic.
Transfer
the
beef,
onions,
garlic
to
a
deep
casserole
dish.
Stir
in
the
remaining
flour
pour
on
the
bottle
of
beer
-‐
really,
it
isn't
going
to
be
wasted!!!
Cover,
and
cook
at
150
for
about
2
and
a
half
hours...will
be
gorgeous
when
it
comes
out,
trust
me...serve
with
mash
Ingredients
Essential
items:
Rice
noodles
(can
use
another
type
of
noodle
but
read
packet
instructions
for
how
to
cook)
2
chicken
breasts
salt
and
pepper
3
medium
red
chillis
(chopped)
3
spring
onions
(chopped)
2
eggs
Corriander
(if
I
don't
have
any
corriander
i
substitute
for
some
dried
mint)
1
tbsp
lemon
juice
1
tbsp
brown
sugar
2
cloves
of
garlic
(minced)
3
tbsp
of
fish
sauce
The
following
ingredients
aren't
essential
but
if
you
can
afford
them
they
taste
fantastic
in
this
dish
60g
cooked
shrimp
3
tbsp
roasted
peanuts
(slightly
ground)
beansprouts
mange
tout
or
sugar
snap
peas
Method
1.
Soak
the
rice
noodles
in
hot
water
for
20
minutes
or
until
cooked
2.
Heat
some
oil
in
a
pan
and
add
the
two
beaten
and
seasoned
eggs
to
make
an
omlette.
Transfer
to
a
plate
and
chop
into
strips
and
leave
to
cool.
3.
Heat
some
oil
in
the
wok
and
add
the
chicken,
once
it
is
sealed
on
all
sides
add
the
garlic.
4.
Add
the
spring
onions
and
shrimp
(if
using)
and
stir
fry
for
another
minute
5.
Add
the
chillis,
drained
noodles,
fish
sauce,
lemon
juice,
sugar
and
peanuts
and
stir
fry
over
a
high
heat
for
another
minute
6.
Toss
in
the
bean
sprouts,
omlette
strips,
mange
tout
and
stir
fry
briskly
for
about
30
seconds
7.
Toss
over
corriander
and
season
to
taste.
Serve
piping
hot.
Having
been
to
Thailand,
this
has
to
be
one
of
my
favourite
dishes!
The
photo
is
an
authentic
Thai
green
curry
Ingredients
2
Chicken
breasts
1
can
coconut
milk,
or
low
fat
coconut
milk
1
Onion
1
Aubergine
1
Chopped
green
chilli
Thai
Green
Curry
Paste
Method
1)
To
make
the
curry,
cook
the
paste
in
a
large
non-‐stick
wok
or
large
frying
pan
over
a
low
heat,
for
5
minutes.
Cut
the
chicken
into
strips
and
add
to
the
pan
with
the
chopped
onion.
Cook
for
5-‐8
minutes
or
until
no
longer
pink.
Add
the
aubergine
chopped.
2)
Stir
in
the
coconut
milk
and
simmer
for
about
10
minutes
or
until
the
chicken
is
cooked
through.
Scatter
over
the
chilli
and
serve
with
rice
5. Pineapple
Chicken
4
Servings
Ingredients
2
tsp
canola
or
sesame
oil
1
(10-‐oz)
package
frozen
broccoli
(or
stir-‐fry
vegetable
mix),
thawed*
1/2
C
stir-‐fry
sauce
1/4
C
pineapple
juice,
use
reserved
juice
from
canned
pineapple
1/4
tsp
garlic
powder
1/4
tsp
crushed
red
pepper
(optional
–
use
if
you
like
it
hot!)
1
(15-‐oz)
can
pineapple
chunks
or
tidbits,
drained
(reserve
the
juice!)
2
C
diced
cooked
chicken
or
2
(10-‐oz)
cans
chicken
breast,
drained
and
flaked
Method
1.
Heat
the
oil
in
a
large
skillet
over
medium
high
heat.
Add
all
ingredients
EXCEPT
the
pineapple
&
chicken.
Cook
and
stir
until
heated
through,
5
–
6
min.
2.
Add
pineapple
and
chicken;
cook
another
2
minutes.
Serve
over
instant
brown
rice
or
whole
wheat
pasta.
*
Thaw
frozen
vegetables
in
the
microwave
or
by
holding
the
package
under
cold
running
water
for
several
minutes.
6. Vegetarian
Rice
Ingredients
Method
Serves
2:
Prep
time
10
mins:
cook
time
25
mins
1)Add
onion,
garlic
and
tumeric
to
pan
with
a
splash
of
veg
stock
2)Stirring,
cook
gently
for
a
3
mins
then
add
the
chopped
courgette,
grated
carrot
and
chopped
pepper
3)Stir
well
for
a
further
3
mins
then
add
the
dried
rice
4)Stir
rice
in
well
with
the
vegetables
5)Once
rice
os
distributed
well
throughout
the
mixture
add
the
stock-‐
leave
to
boil
6)Once
boiled
immediately
turn
heat
down
to
simmer
and
cover.
Cook
for
10
mins
7)Add
in
chopped
tomatoes
and
frozen
peas
and
stir
8)Cover
and
simmer
for
a
further
10
mins
9)Once
cooked
stir
in
dried
parsely
with
seasoning
10)Spoon
rice
into
2
dishes
7. Omelette
Ingredients
3
Eggs
Salt
and
Pepper
Butter
Grated
cheese
(optional)
Mixed
herbs
(optional)
Method
1)
Mix
the
eggs
in
any
sort
of
bowl
or
jug
you
like
(a
pint
glass
works
well!)
with
salt,
pepper
and
herbs
if
desired.
2)
Heat
the
butter
(or
oil)
in
a
reasonably
large
frying
pan.
3)
Pour
in
the
egg
mixture
slowly
and
swirl
the
pan
a
little
to
even
it
out.
4)
After
30
seconds
or
so
the
top
should
firm
up,
at
this
point
add
grated
cheese
if
you
like.
5)
Continue
cooking
a
little
until
the
cheese
begins
to
melt,
then
fold
the
omelette
in
half
with
a
bendy
spatula
6)
If
its
nice
and
cooked
on
the
bottom
already
then
serve,
otherwise,
continue
cooking
on
each
side
a
little
more!
Sometimes
I
make
an
omelette
with
loads
of
onions,
chopped
sausages
and
vegetables
in.
If
you
do
this
then
you
probably
wont
be
able
to
fold
it
so
instead,
pop
the
pan
under
a
grill
to
finish
the
top
off
after
its
cooked
underneath!
8. Egg
fried
rice
Ingredients
Method
Start
cooking
the
rice
however
you
do,
and
put
some
oil
in
a
frying
pan.
Chop
the
onion
into
bits,
any
size
really,
doesnt
matter
particularly
and
throw
into
the
frying
pan.
Chop
the
mushrooms
and
add
to
the
onions.
Once
the
rice
is
cooked,
drain
it
off
and
add
it
into
the
frying
pan.
Tip
the
drained
sweetcorn
into
the
pan
as
well
and
stir
it
all
up.
Break
the
eggs
into
the
pan
(OR
beat
them
together
in
another
bowl
and
tip
into
the
frying
pan)
and
stir
the
mixture
up.
At
this
point,
you
need
to
keep
stirring
the
mixture,
keeping
the
eggs
moving.
Keep
going
until
the
eggs
have
cooked,
should
take
about
5-‐8
minutes
maybe?
Method
1. Boil
your
pasta
adding
salt
to
the
water
for
later
on.
2.
While
pasta
is
cooking
grate
your
cheese/drain
your
tuna.
3.
When
the
pasta
is
cooked
add
about
half
a
tube
of
tomato
puree,
stirring
well,
to
give
you
a
passata
consistency.
Of
course
you
can
just
use
passata
if
you
want,
and
drain
the
pasta
instead.
4.
Then,
add
the
tuna
if
using
any,
stirring
it
in
well.
Leave
for
a
minute
to
heat
up
the
tuna.
Add
salt/pepper
to
taste.
5.
Serve
into
a
bowl
and
sprinkle
lots
of
cheese
on
top
:)
Enjoy!
This
can
be
enjoyed
as
a
simple
tomato
pasta,
or
with
cheese
or
tuna,
or
both
:)
11
.
Carbonara
al
funghi
Ingredients
4
x
rashers
streaky
bacon,
chopped
10g
dried
porcini
mushrooms
4x
closed
cup
mushrooms
(25g
each),
thinly
sliced
90g
of
value
spaghetti
1
egg,
beaten
30g
of
Parmesan
cheese,
grated
2
tsp
olive
oil
1/2
x
small
garlic
clove,
finely
chopped
Method
Serves:
One
Difficulty:
Easy
Cost:
£2.06
per
serving
Prep.
Time:
5
mins
Cooking
Time:
25
mins
1.
Soak
the
porcini
mushrooms
in
hot
water
for
20
minutes.
Drain,
chop
and
set
aside.
2.
Mix
the
beaten
egg
and
two
thirds
of
the
Parmesan
cheese
in
a
large
bowl
to
make
the
Carbonara
sauce.
Season
with
salt
and
pepper.
3.
Cook
the
spaghetti
according
to
the
packet
instructions.
4.
Meanwhile,
heat
the
oil
in
a
frying
pan
and
fry
the
bacon
for
3
minutes.
Add
the
fresh
mushrooms,
porcini
mushrooms
and
garlic
and
cook
for
a
further
3-‐4
minutes,
stirring
frequently.
5.
Drain
the
spaghetti,
reserving
1tbsp
of
the
cooking
water.
Immediately
add
the
pasta
to
the
Carbonara
sauce
as
well
as
the
reserved
cooking
water,
bacon
and
mushrooms.
Toss
it
all
together
with
two
forks.
(The
egg
will
be
cooked
by
the
heat
of
the
pasta,
and
the
sauce
will
cling
to
the
strands.)
Serve
immediately
topped
with
the
remaining
Parmesan
cheese.
Recipes
like
this
one
that
involve
raw
or
lightly
cooked
eggs
should
always
use
eggs
that
are
as
fresh
as
possible
and
have
been
stored
according
to
the
packaging
guidelines.
12. Simple
Spaghetti
Bolognaise
A
Classic
College
Recipe
-‐
Simplified
1
cucumber,
sliced
3
tbsp
sugar
1/4
cup
fresh
lemon
juice
8
oz.
sour
cream
1
tspn
salt
1/2
tspn
dill
Method
Dissolve
sugar
in
lemon
juice.
Add
sour
cream,
salt
and
dill.
Mix
with
the
cucumbers.
Method