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I popped a pesto smeared chicken in the oven to roast whilst we were at church, and some mediterranean veggies in the slow cooker with stock, herbs and passata. When we got back I chucked in some orzo, cooked on high for a further 15 mins and served alongside the chicken. The skin was crisped up under the grill to give a bit of texture. A simple but very tasty lunch. . . . #simplebutimpressive #nofussfood #sundaylunch #easyentertaining #chicken #mediterraneanfood #veggies #orzo #slowcookerrecipes

Home made granola is sooooo easy, I can't believe I've never made it before. It's yummy, and you can control the amount of sugar that goes into it. . . . Grab some oats (about 250g), a slug of oil and some honey/maple syrup (I never fully follow a recipe-just get the oats nicely coated), add a pinch of salt and a tsp of cinnamon, then bake at 160 degrees for about 20 mins. Add whatever nuts and dried fruit you desire, scrape the oats up a bit and pop in the oven for a further 10 mins. Let cool and transfer to an airtight container. Enjoy with ice cold milk, yogurt or berries, or use as an easy pud with some stewed fruit. . . #oats #granola #breakfast #easypeasy #yumm #whatdoyouputinyours

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