Homemade Takeaway Recipes
Is your usual takeaway closed at the moment and you're missing your favourite dish?
With some of us having extra time on our hands, it's the perfect time to experiment with new recipes.
Whether you're craving a hearty Indian dish or missing your spicy Mexican fix, you can make some delicious alternatives at home.
Give some of these homemade takeaway recipes a go.
Pizza
Named as the country's favourite takeaway in 2019, you just can't beat this cheesy, doughy goodness.
Freezer versions just aren't the same, so why not try your hand at making your own fresh pizza?
You can buy a pre-made base in the supermarket, but if you want to be a true purist you can make your own dough too.
It will taste even more satisfying knowing the work you put in.
Spice Bag
The humble spice bag has been a staple in Irish takeaways for the last few years.
They're simple but delicious and definitely something you can try to make yourself with very little hassle.
Chef Adrian has a recipe which you can check out here.
Indian
You can't beat an Indian dish for hearty, comforting food.
Whether you like a super hot dish or something milder and creamier, there are pretty easy recipes to master at home and tweak to your taste.
This one pot butter chicken recipe is quick and simple without compromising on flavour.
Burrito Bowl
Mexican food really took over Dublin a couple of years ago and has remained one of the most popular fast foods since.
If you're missing your spicy fix it's pretty simple to make your own version at home.
You can go full homemade or use spice mixes and fresh guacamole from the supermarket.
Plus it's super easy to turn this into a healthier meal if you wish.
Fried Chicken
Sometimes we all crave something decadent and deep-fried.
This recipe shows you how to make a crispy, flavourful fried chicken coating at home in a few simple steps.
Serve in a bun or on its own with homemade chicken gravy for the full Kentucky experience in your own kitchen!
