Drunken noodles (pad kee mao)
Spicy, savoury and full of punch, these Thai ‘drunken noodles’ are the ultimate fast food, ready in just 20 minutes
Spicy, savoury and full of punch, these Thai ‘drunken noodles’ are the ultimate fast food, ready in just 20 minutes
Prepare these simple meatballs as a base recipe to make some speedy meals through the week. Just put aside an hour on Sunday and thank yourself later
Welcome in the Jewish new year with a bake combining traditional apples and honey. It’s a twist on Jewish honey cake, a treat eaten for Rosh Hashanah
Love satay chicken skewers? This creamy, peanut-packed curry brings all those flavours into a comforting dinner. Serve with rice and a squeeze of lime
Showcase aubergines at their best and serve this sharing centrepiece with flatbreads for scooping, or rice and lemon wedges for squeezing over
Whip up classic crème pâtissière, a silky vanilla custard perfect for filling choux buns, tarts or cakes
Green mango is a more traditional element of Thai-style salads, but when it’s not available, Granny Smith apples work well as a substitute
Turn a tin of anchovies into a hearty meal for four, with pasta and a breadcrumb topping. It’s a great way to use this affordable storecupboard ingredient
Enjoy a quick and flavourful dinner of fish, pan-fried until golden and served with a rich garlic, spring onion and paprika butter sauce
Make these bright pancakes for a weekend brunch – they’re a fun way to use up in-season apples