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Good morning all!The Christmas Market is back in full swing today. Come along and join us on University of Leicester cam...
02/12/2016

Good morning all!
The Christmas Market is back in full swing today. Come along and join us on University of Leicester campus for the final day of festive fun. We have soups, burgers, curry, donuts, mulled wine, cider, posters, chocolate, mugs, and so much more.
The jazz band will be here 12-1pm and the brass band will be back again 5-6pm.
Don't forget there will be reindeer here from 2pm until 5.30pm and there's a free ice rink!
Wrap up warm and get out here!

Great photo of the market last year. Thanks to University of Leicester Students' Union for taking this.
13/11/2016

Great photo of the market last year. Thanks to University of Leicester Students' Union for taking this.

Thank you to Katja Kay for taking these awesome photos for us!

Enactus Leicester , University of Leicester and the University of Leicester Students' Union have been organising the Chr...
02/11/2016

Enactus Leicester , University of Leicester and the University of Leicester Students' Union have been organising the Christmas market this year. This year there will be lots to see and do, especially as it is now over 2 days! If you are a University student, a local Leicester resident or a passerby, there will be lots for you to experience and enjoy!

This video from last year should help to bring back memories for those who were there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5chfpnX_36A

https://le.ac.uk/ The University of Leicester campus was transformed into a winter wonderland on Tuesday 1 December 2015 as part of the Students’ Union’s 12 ...

With only 6 games left of the Premier League and the Foxes flying high, why not watch Sunday's game against Sunderland w...
07/04/2016

With only 6 games left of the Premier League and the Foxes flying high, why not watch Sunday's game against Sunderland with a hearty sausage (or veggie sausage) based meal?! This wonderful number from BBC Student Food is affordable, packed full of flavour and easy to throw together.

INGREDIENTS:

454g Great quality sausages (or alternative to suit your culinary needs)
1 Flavoursome Onion
3 Thick Carrots
4 Sticks of washed and crunchy celery
410g (or two) can on mixed Pulses (or other brilliant beans)
400ml of Hot Stock
1-2tbsp of Spicy Mustard
Sprig of Parsley
Beverages
Foxes Scarf

Enjoy!

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1275/bangers-and-beans-in-a-pan

A new twist on an old favourite, great for an easy after work or after school supper - easily doubled or trebled

19/03/2016

Congratulations to the entire Enactus Leicester team! We've made it through to the Enactus National Finals on the 11th-12th April 2016 in London. Good luck guys!

Fancy a quick, cheap and healthy Saturday night pizza? Let us help!This tried and tested beautiful recipe is as easy as ...
27/02/2016

Fancy a quick, cheap and healthy Saturday night pizza? Let us help!

This tried and tested beautiful recipe is as easy as ordering in, but so much cheaper and a lot more satisfying! Catering to all of our vegetarian friends (possibly gluten free too with a GF base), this recipe just needs a few vegetables, flatbreads and a little bit of culinary creativity.

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/2491643/cheapaschips-veggie-pizza

Bon Appétit!

This quick, budget take on classic spinach and egg 'florentine' pizza uses flatbreads instead of traditional dough

23/02/2016
Hi Everyone!WOW... drum roll pleaseeee! It was quite difficult to pick a winning recipe but nevertheless here we go...Th...
12/02/2016

Hi Everyone!

WOW... drum roll pleaseeee! It was quite difficult to pick a winning recipe but nevertheless here we go...

The winning recipe for our Count Down to Enactus Leicester Farmers' Market is... Spaghetti with Marmite!

Congratulations Alex Marsh!, and thank you for this interesting spin on a traditional dish. :)

Ingredients:

- 375g spaghetti
- 5Og unsalted butter
- 1 teaspoon Marmite (or more to taste)
- freshly grated Parmesan cheese (to taste)

Method:

1.) Boil the spaghetti.
2.) Melt the butter in a small sauce/frying pan and add the Marmite and a tablespoon of the spaghetti water.
3.) Reserve 1/2 a cup of spaghetti water (1/2 an avg-sized coffee/tea mug will suffice). Then, drain the spaghetti.
4.) Pour the Marmite/Vegemite (for you Vegetarians out there) sauce mixture from pan over the drained spaghetti, adding a little reserved water from boiling spaghetti to help make the sauce less thick (if necessary)
5.) Serve with plenty of grated Parmesan cheese.

Bon appétit! from Enactus Leicester Farmers' Market! I hope you all enjoyed our Count Down as much as I have. A special shout out to those manning the Market tomorrow morning and to all our stall vendors for their participation in our Farmers' Market! Remember to continue shopping locally for those healthy options and I look forward to writing next week when we resume our weekly posting of student-friendly recipes. Until then!

PS: http://www.nigella.com/recipes/view/SPAGHETTI-WITH-MARMITE-5306

I came across this recipe in Anna Del Conte's memoirs, Risotto with Nettles. Now, there are so many recipes I could borrow from her, and many I have, but this is…

10/02/2016

Hi Everyone!

That's right-- this is the last post before we crown the winning 'Top Pick' recipe from those of you who have sent in your recipes thus far to either myself or Tom Perks. So, if there are any more of you out there who would like to take a stab at winning tomorrow then make sure to send in your recipe before the end of the day tomorrow! Here are today's and yesterday's 'Top Pick' recipes. I hope y'all like your potato dishes! And if not, I at least hope you'll have as much use for these potato-filled recipes as I did. Who likes potatoes lying about their cupboards growing sprouts anyways? Use them up with these two fabulous recipes!

Yesterday's 'Top Pick': Tuna Hash

Ingredients:

- 2 medium potatoes (cut into 2cm cubes)
- 1 tablespoon of butter
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 1/2 red onion (sliced)
- 185g can tuna (drained of water/oil)
- 1/2 (34Og) can of sweetcorn

Method:

1.) Boil the potatoes for about 8-1O minutes (or until they're tender; you should be able to stab them easily with a fork the whole way through). Then, drain and return them to the pan.
2.) Add some butter to the pan and gently stir around.
3.) Heat a little oil in a frying pan and fry the onions until the begin to caramelise (or brown).
4.) Add the potatoes, sweetcorn, and tuna to the pan and gently stir.
5.) Heat on a medium heat and allow the hash to brown and then stir in the brown bits. Repeat twice. Don't keep stirring the hash too long though otherwise the tuna will become mushy.
6.) Serve with mayo and crusty bread (if you prefer).

Today's 'Top Pick': Cheesy Potatoes

Ingredients:

- 2-3 potatoes (cut evenly into 1/2 cm slices)
- 1 quantity of Quick Cheese Sauce (See bottom for further recipe)
- 1OOg grated cheese
- salt and pepper (to taste)

Method:

1.) Preheat the oven to 2OO degrees Celsius (18O fan; Gas 6).
2.) Arrange the sliced potatoes in layers in the bottom of the casserole dish.
3.) Pour the cheese sauce over and season with salt and pepper.
4.) Top with the grated cheese.
5.) Bake in the oven for about 3O-35 minutes (or until the potatoes are cooked and the cheese is beginning to brown. Test the potatoes with a fork (if not cooked yet, place back in the oven and turn heat down twenty degrees and leave for another 1O minutes).
6.) Non-vegetarians can serve with bacon or sausages for a wonderfully filly meal.

Quick Cheese Sauce Recipe:

- 1OOg grated cheese (can use a bit more if preferred)
- 1 tablespoon flour
- 1 dessertspoon of butter
- 1 cup (average sized coffee/tea mug) of milk (use whole if you have it for a creamier cheese sauce)
- Pinch of paprika (to taste)
- Salt and pepper (to taste)

1.) Without the heat on, put the grated cheese into a saucepan, add the flour, salt, pepper, and paprika and stir well.
2.) Add the milk and butter.
3.) Put the heat on low and bring to a slow boil, stirring constantly until the sauce begins to thicken (should be a thick sauce when finished).

Bon appétit! from Enactus Leicester Farmers' Market. I don't know about you but I'm completely psyched for tomorrow's winning recipe to be posted— so stay tuned! And as always, remember to eat healthy and locally!

10/02/2016

Christmas Market 2015

08/02/2016

Hi Everyone!

To ring in the Chinese New Year with a bang... why not try our 'Top Pick' recipe of the day-- Fried rice with Egg! Surprisingly, thanks to Jessica Yan, it's not as time consuming as you might think.

Ingredients:

- Eggs (2-3 average-sized eggs)
- Rice (5OOg)
- Spring onions (can substitute with onion powder)
- Sesame seed
- Salt
- Oil

Method:

1.) Boil your rice in a pot on the stove (you can follow most instructions on the back of rice box/container you bought from store).
2.) Beat the eggs lightly and some spring onions into little pieces (use your best judgment).
3.) Heat some oil in the wok (or frying pan) and stir fry the egg in the oil on med/high heat until the egg is set.
4.) Add the rice to the wok and stir-fry them together.
5.) Sprinkle in the other ingredients right after rice has been added and stir-fry quickly on high heat. Then, dish it up in a bowl.

Bon appéit! from Enactus Leicester Farmers' Market. We hope you enjoy this Chinese New Year with a simple and filling Chinese dish. Stay tuned for our winning recipes as we Count Down to the Enactus Leicester Farmers' Market this Friday— only three more days!

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Leicester
LE1 7RH

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