Add the roasted red peppers, garlic, oregano and a little salt and pepper to a blender and blitz until smooth. Save time and money by cooking once for the whole family - no more separate meals for you and your kids!

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This is that kond of cookbook. It makes you giggle, feel comforted and of course it has great recipes. NOTES: The calories in this dessert will depend on the type of ice cream that you use. If you use a light ice cream the calories will be about 145 calories per portion. Regular ice cream will obviously be more.

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Make the sauce by mixing the yogurt, mayonnaise, tartar sauce and garlic powder together in a bowl. The book should be titled “moderate fuss”. I got it because it seemed to promise easy family meals that were kid friendly. I don’t necessarily think that’s true. Recipes are fine as far as food goes. But if I have to make my own dressings, i certainly wouldn’t title it NO fuss. Recipes definitely require a moderate amount of fuss. French Toast Crumpets from The Fuss Free Family Cookbook by Ciara Attwell (Lagom) French Toast Crumpets

Fuss-Free Family Cookbook: No more separate meals for The Fuss-Free Family Cookbook: No more separate meals for

fat-free Greek yogurt | 50ml semi-skimmed milk | 50g Lighter than Light mayonnaise | 1 tsp Dijon mustard | 1/2 tsp garlic powder | 50g grated parmesan | salt & pepper Five stars, we'll be revisiting this cookbook. For families with young children or toddlers, this one will be especially welcome. There's a lot of appealing finger and bite sized food here. Some of the recipes are a bit complex and take longer for non-experienced cooks to make than listed in the recipes.Pour this mixture into a large frying pan or shallow casserole dish on the hob and simmer on low for 5 minutes. While I really enjoyed this cookbook and found it to be quite useful, the title might be very misleading to some. The idea of “no-fuss” implies that there are few steps and fast results. These recipes aren’t the fussiest ones that I have come across, but they aren’t as straightforward as I was expecting. Having to toast coconut and slice a banana to decorate the top for a banana bread recipe adds a little more time to my schedule, for sure. This classic Italian dessert is perfect for days when you fancy a sweet treat after dinner, but don’t want to spend a lot of time cooking. The kid-friendly version uses hot chocolate rather than coffee. What did I like? Gorgeous food pictures anyone? I’m happy to report a ton of these recipes follow a low salt diet. There is also a ton of side notes for those that like a variation in the meals offered. The recipe itself comes with a little side story and some personalization. I bookmarked a ton of recipes to try, including the ex boyfriends goulash.