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Phil Vickery’s quesadillas and flapjacks

Today we’re inviting you to take a peek inside the This Morning store-cupboard. Phil’s with us to show you how to create a main course and a dessert using just your leftovers. First he’s treating us to his delicious veggie quesadillas, before creating some beautiful honey flapjacks. 

Phil’s cheesy bean quesadilla

Serves: 4

Ingredients

1 x 400g can baked beans

1 x 400g can kidney beans, drained

1 x 185g can sweetcorn, drained

½ small onion, very finely chopped

Pinch dried chilli flakes

200g Cheddar cheese, roughly grated

4 tbsp roughly chopped, fresh coriander

½ bag baby spinach leaves

8 medium soft wraps


Method

1. Place the baked beans, kidney beans, sweetcorn, onion and chilli flakes into a bowl and mix really well.

2. Add the cheese and coriander, then mix well again.

3. Place a tortilla into a dry frying pan, add a quarter of the bean mix, sprinkle over a few spinach leaves. Top with a second tortilla and place the tortilla on a medium heat to start the cooking process.

4. Cut a piece of baking parchment to fit snugly on the top tortilla.

5. Gently heat a second frying pan and then place on top of the baking parchment so you cook from above and below. You can pop the pans into a hot oven to cook through if you want, or keep the cooked ones warm.

6. Repeat until all 4 are cooked, then serve.


Phil’s flapjacks

Serves: 12

Ingredients

100g salted butter

3 level tbsp runny honey

60g sugar

350g porridge oats

2 large ripe bananas approx 250g


Method

1. Preheat the oven to 190C/gas 5. Line a 23cm shallow square baking tin with parchment.

2. Place the butter, honey and sugar into a large pan and allow to melt over a medium heat. You can gently warm it in a microwave for 3-4 minutes on medium setting.

3. Stir the oats into the melted mixture. Roughly mash the bananas with a fork then add to the oat mix.

4. Spoon into the lined tin, level and press down slightly.

5. Bake in the oven for 20-25 minutes until golden (I tend to slightly undercook or the flapjack can become crunchy).

6. Once cooked remove and gently cut ¾ of the way through into 12 pieces, then leave to cool.

7. Once cooled, finish cutting with a sharp knife.

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