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Cooking with one hob, a chopping board and whatever survived the last flatmate. Narrow the catalogue to what your kitchen can actually handle.
“No oven” and “no special equipment” are read from what each method actually says, so they reflect what a recipe appears to need. Skim the steps before you commit to it.
16 recipes fit those constraints.
A creamy, aromatic baked rice pudding infused with rosewater and finished under the broiler to form a traditional golden-brown skin.
A rich and fragrant Indian kidney bean curry cooked effortlessly in a single pressure cooker.
Golden and crunchy Indian fritters made with thinly sliced onions, spiced gram flour, and fresh herbs.
Rice & GrainsA iconic Mumbai street food favorite combining spicy Schezwan fried rice and noodles, served alongside a savory chili gravy and topped with crispy fried noodles.
A herby olive-oil rice with mint and lemon — use it to stuff vegetables, or cook it on its own as a pilaf.
Frozen peas braised with onion and tomato paste, with a pinch of sugar to sweeten.
Courgettes gently braised with onion, tomato paste and dried mint.
Tender spinach braised with onion and a little tomato paste — simple and wholesome.
Homemade dough parcels filled with grated halloumi, mint and fried onion — a Cypriot classic.
A simple, comforting bulgur pilaf simmered in tomato and olive oil.
A savoury Cypriot bake of grated halloumi and dried mint — golden outside, soft inside, lovely warm.
A zesty fine-bulgur salad with tomato paste, fresh vegetables and olive oil — a Cypriot meze favourite.
A delicious and easy cake recipe with lemon or orange.
DinnerGolden, squeaky halloumi off the griddle with a bright squeeze of lemon.
DinnerA warming, budget-friendly curry built from pantry staples and ready in half an hour.
BreakfastTall, tender pancakes with crisp golden edges — a lazy-weekend staple that comes together in one bowl.
List what’s in the cupboard and see what you can make without another shop — and exactly what you’d still need to buy.
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