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The Quick Roasting Tin: 30 Minute One Dish Dinners (Rukmini’s Roasting Tin)
£9.50£18.00 (-47%)
‘I was so impressed’ Aldo Zilli
10 MINUTES PREP. 30 MINUTES IN THE OVEN.
Cook quick, delicious, and nutritious one-tin meals that take the pressure off dinner.
The Quick Roasting Tin contains 75 new all-in-one tin recipes from quick weeknight dinners to at-home lunchboxes and family favourites. All meals take just 10 minutes to prep, and no longer than 30 minutes in the oven.
Just chop a few ingredients, pop them into a roasting tin, and kick back while the oven does the work. This book is perfect for anyone who wants fresh, delicious, hassle-free food and minimal washing up! Brilliant for making food easy and delicious this winter. The perfect Christmas gift for family cooks.
‘Delicious, crowd-pleasing recipes’ The Culture Whisper
‘I love Rukmini Iyer’s books’ Judy Murray, OBE
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Additional information
| Publisher | Square Peg, 1st edition (30 May 2019) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Hardcover | 240 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1529110068 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1529110067 |
| Dimensions | 17.5 x 2 x 25.4 cm |
by Amazon Customer
Great recipes, easy to follow and very quick to make.
by Michele Meggitt
Can’t comment as bought as a gift,
by Bargain loving mum
I love this book. I use it loads – for meals at home, packed lunches and entertaining.
It’s massively changed what I eat at home (more variety, more vegetables, better flavours), and also given me better packed lunches for work – I make one of the recipes and it lasts me 3 lunches.
Good variety of veg, fish and meat dishes. I love it even though I hardly use the meat recipes – there’s still loads of other options.
I bought a nice quality tray and it’s worked great for the recipes. She gives advice about which sort of treat to use but she’s very flexible and relaxed – good advice. Great mix of flavours. It sometimes takes more than 10 mins to prep, but generally v quick, easy and straightforward. It means we have special meals in a short time with very little faff.
My favourite of all my cook books!
I’ve bought 3 of her other tray books, too, but this remains my most used. Partly due to the quickness and also good variety.
by Alison Harrison
I like the variety of cuisines and ingredients. It is now a go to book cooking for family and friends.
by Luke Hillman
This cookbook is brilliant. Quick, easy and tasty. Very good for anyone looking to switch up their weeks meals.
by Arnie arnie
Good variety of tasty recipes.
by Ian Wardleworth
Will be a classic cookbook one day – breaks all sorts of barriers!
by CR
I now work from home and, from the description and marketing, was really looking forward to receiving a timesaving cookbook to cook while I work, and to learn how to prepare all three food groups in one tin. Hearty roasting tin imagery suggested robust ingredients from the store cupboard with a good shelf life, while the “workday meals for busy families” vibe suggested a reasonable check on calories for regular everyday consumption. Working from home has really impacted my activity levels as well as my proximity to shops. I was also expecting to see veggie/vegan alternatives being given to generally omnivore recipes, so that all tastes were catered for in most recipes.
While this is a lovely, well-produced cookbook from an imaginative author, this book is not any of these things I’m afraid. It:
– usually needs a trip to the supermarket for fresh, low shelf-life ingredients either on the day or very near it (I’m not “on the way home” to pick anything up!)
– very often needs the carbs cooked or made in a separate pan on the stove/fresh crusty bread. It’s often not the “one pan meal” I was looking forward to learning about, it’s a “one pan dish, to serve with sides”
– often has a lot of cheese or cream or oil/butter going in, without any idea given of how many cals per portion this is
– most recipes are veggie or vegan, with no omnivore alternative suggested at all for these
– when there is meat, often reliant on chicken or pork rather than less intensively produced grass-fed local lamb or beef, which I would argue we need to choose more of, if omnivore and trying to be more environmentally conscious.
This is a nice book, I just personally won’t be able to use it much without a 45-minute round trip to the supermarket every 2-3 days, sometimes an eye on the stove for 15-20 mins and a major overhaul of most of the recipes.
Review made to help others choose, since there is not a recipe sample list to illustrate the realities, not made to criticise the author.