You can see the above photo on yesterday's post.
I really didn't intend to 'process' all the veggies - I ache from yesterday's hard physical work up the allotment!
But I decided to get them done whilst still absolutely fresh with the help of Mr Lottie
When we sorted out the potatoes there were lots of tiny ones - and we couldn't just throw them away, so Mr L washed them and I put them into the mix as well.
Absolutely delicious roasted vegetable mixes are such joy in the dark winter months.
So I shall be busy tomorrow weighing and bagging these
So I shall be busy tomorrow weighing and bagging these
Remember the big trays with lids that the school dinner ladies used
Well I cooked three trays full - they were heaped up high and gradually cooked down
This bowl is as large as a big washing up bowl!
I just don't have any more energy left to bag them up tonight.
I just don't have any more energy left to bag them up tonight.
Apart from the contents of the wheelbarrow
Here are some of the ingredients that went into the mix.
I used all the above plus.........
Tiny potatoes that most folks would throw away
Fresh Oregano from the garden
Onions (33p)
Celery (49p)
2 large jars of roasted red peppers (£3.58)
4 tins economy chopped tomatoes (£1.24)
Total £5.64
A provisonal guess would be that I have 10lb - 15lb of roasted veggies here - enough for 20 - 30 meals - not bad for an outlay of £5.64 is it!
I have used 8oz today which I added to 1lb lamb mince, with mint sauce and mushrooms and made a delicious huge Shepherds Pie topped with creamy mash made with more of the little potatoes and have half the mince mix in the freezer for another meal.
Edited
I got up early and bagged the mix up and popped it in the freezer
20lb 12oz
Yummy
Lottie, I want to come to yours for dinner! :) Linda
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see you back! I have missed your regular posts!
ReplyDeleteWe have followed in your steps and made lots of homemade ratouille. Like you we use a few peppers and some chopped tomatoes and for next to nothing we have plenty of meals!
Superb!
The squash look perfect!
Martin
Looks delicious! Do you season the veggies or add vegetable/olive oil before baking them? Thanks for sharing. Love your blog and miss you when during your breaks. Hope you feel better and have a pain free Winter.
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