Jack Monroe's carrot, cumin and kidney bean burgers | Guardian Recipes
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Jack Monroe, who writes the blog A Girl Called Jack, discusses how she became a popular austerity cook and food blogger while living below the poverty line, and demonstrates how to cook one of her signature dishes: the carrot, cumin and kidney bean burger.
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I tried these and they were delicious! Please give these a go, they're well worth it!
The Cupkake Queen I do so agree.
These burgers are a favourite in or house, I add fresh chilli and garlic...yum with potato salad. Appreciate your commitment to helping those/us on a tight budget. Like your politics too....Thanks !
Just trying them now Jack as universal credits are cut by £80 per months in the UK which was a Covid payment which has now stopped. To a lot of people £80 pounds is not a lot but as you know it is. So I let.you know how they came out 😊
can't help but love the message here!!! nice ideas!!
I just made 4 of these, had two yesterday and two for lunch today ! Yummy!
Cuman seeds and fennel seeds in sunflower oil out of stuff. The frow in tin , westcliff Indian food shops supple spices that can last you months, like vid x
That looks so yummy, I can't wait to try that!!!
Hi jack. Could you stop stalking people in Thorpe bay please? Cheers
Yummy, can't wait to try this recipe!
Also, you really remind me of Lily Allen: voice and face.
Thank you Jack they are wonderful
Your such an inspiration and beautiful person inside and out thank you for sharing the video.
So wonderful she thought she would crowd fund for a flat in a very wealthy area. Luckily her more civilised other half told her that was a grotesque idea
You don’t need oil ,just bake them!
Strange anecdote.
You spend months on an extremely low budget, “literally counting every penny”, can’t buy something when the price goes up by just 6p…but you wait until you’re absolutely desperate & have nothing to feed your son- “not even a stock cube” in the house -before you think to search the house for odd coins?
And when you do search, you find enough money to buy one of everything in the supermarket value range?
Really?
@@krob2327 You wouldn’t think a person could get away with it so long, especially in a small town.
Do you season with s&p????
Wow such an amazing lady a total inspiration n fantastic ideas I love watching you i am new to your videos . .well done keep going with it ...best of luck ,wow that coffee challenge to switch for a offer for food bank best ever idea xx
I miss UK supermarket budget shopping. Here, in Ukraine, good luck on finding a jam for 0.25 quid. The cheapest I could find is 0.75. Canned food is VERY PRICY. Root veges are cheap though but I miss canned beans from the bottom shelves.
I made these today, with Borlotti beans. I put them in the freezer.
Just about to open a tin of morrisons savers chicken and veggie curry, from the food bank, in go the pickLed jalepenos, chillie powdermethi powder first wish me luck rice in a bag from food bankX
Thanks
She comes across disingenuous and manipulative. Bad vibes.
She’s and supertanskiii are incredibly bad vibes