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FoodJunky@Foodjunky · 10 November 2026

apples were cheap at the market so crumble it is Apple crumble (serves 6) filling - 1 kg tart apples (granny smith or bramley), peeled, cored, cut in 2–3 cm chunks - 50 g light brown sugar - 1 tsp cinnamon - 1 tbsp lemon juice - 1 tbsp plain flour topping - 200 g plain flour - 100 g cold butter, cubed - 100 g demerara or brown sugar - 50 g rolled oats - pinch of salt 1. Heat the oven to 190°C (170°C fan). Butter a ~20x30 cm baking dish. 2. Toss the apples with sugar, cinnamon, lemon juice and flour, spread in the dish. 3. Rub the butter into the flour and salt with your fingertips till it looks like rough breadcrumbs (about 3–4 min). Stir in the sugar and oats. 4. Scatter the topping over the apples, don't press it down. 5. Bake 35–40 min till golden on top and bubbling at the sides. Rest 10 min. tip: custard > ice cream with this, fight me if you bake it post a pic in the comments, wanna see #food

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FoodJunky@Foodjunky · 11 November 2026

cold and rainy here so its curry night. takes like 35 min Chickpea & spinach curry (serves 4) - 2 tbsp neutral oil - 1 large onion, finely chopped - 3 garlic cloves, grated - 2 cm piece of ginger, grated - 2 tbsp medium curry powder - 1 tbsp tomato paste - 1 tin (400 g) chopped tomatoes - 2 tins (400 g each) chickpeas, drained and rinsed - 1 tin (400 ml) coconut milk - 1 tsp salt - 100 g baby spinach - juice of 1/2 lime 1. Heat the oil in a big pan over medium heat. Cook the onion 8–10 min till soft and golden. 2. Add garlic and ginger, stir 1 min. 3. Add curry powder and tomato paste, stir 1 min so the spices toast (dont let it burn). 4. Tip in the tomatoes, chickpeas, coconut milk and salt. Simmer uncovered 15–20 min, stirring now and then, till it thickens. 5. Stir in the spinach for 1–2 min till wilted, squeeze in the lime, taste and add salt if needed. serve with rice or naan. even better the next day tbh made it? show me ur bowl in the comments #food

FoodJunky@Foodjunky · 10 November 2026

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FoodJunky@Foodjunky · 9 November 2026

quick dinner tonight bc i couldnt be bothered Spaghetti aglio e olio (serves 2) - 200 g spaghetti - 4 garlic cloves, thinly sliced - 5 tbsp good olive oil - ½ tsp chili flakes - small handful parsley, chopped - salt - 20 g parmesan, grated (optional) 1. Boil a big pot of water with about 10 g salt per litre. Cook the spaghetti 1 min less than the packet says (usually 8–9 min). 2. Meanwhile put oil + garlic in a cold pan, then medium-low heat for 3–4 min till the garlic is just pale golden. Add chili flakes for the last 30 sec. 3. Save a mug of pasta water (~150 ml) before draining. 4. Tip the pasta into the pan with ~100 ml of that water and toss over medium heat 1–2 min till it goes glossy and saucy. Add more water if it looks dry. 5. Parsley in, taste for salt, parmesan on top if you want. tip: dont let the garlic go brown, it turns bitter. and please dont overcook the pasta lol if you make it send me a pic of your plate

Polemo@polemo · 12 November 2026

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BiWePan@biwepan · 12 November 2026

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TheBook@TheBook · 11 November 2026

Dune by Frank Herbert, summed up: A teenage boy's family gets handed the most valuable planet in the universe. It's a desert, water is basically currency, and there are worms the size of ships under the sand. Spoiler: the gift was a trap. The movies look amazing, but the book does the politics way better. Fair warning though, the first 100 pages feel like homework. Push through.