• Root vegetable rice

    Root vegetable rice

    Looking for something a little different to have with your autumnal roast? This beautiful seasonal saffron-infused vermicelli is just the ticket

    Easy
  • Herby yogurt dressing

    Herby yogurt dressing

    Simply blitz this creamy dressing in a blender for a cooling, flavourful accompaniment to lamb or serve it as a dip

    Easy
  • Burnt leeks on toast with romesco

    Burnt leeks on toast with romesco

    Sweet when blanched, slightly bitter when burned, these perfectly balanced leeks atop crusty ciabatta make an easy, healthy, vegan starter

    Easy
  • Stuffed onions

    Stuffed onions

    Soft, caramelised, oven-roasted onions stuffed with minced lamb and creamy Greek yogurt, a main course with a difference that's delicious with vegetable pilaf

    More effort
  • Sweet German dumplings (dampfnudel)

    Sweet German dumplings (dampfnudel)

    Dessert German-style, these little dumplings, or 'dampfnudel', can be sweet or savoury. Ours are poached to perfection and bathed in vanilla custard – a comfort-food classic

    More effort
  • Jalapeno poppers

    Jalapeno poppers

    Pack extra flavour into these irresistible chillies with plenty of cream cheese and mozzarella. Ideal party food

    More effort
  • Banoffee pie

    Banoffee pie

    An easy family favourite with buttery pastry and sweet dulce de leche. We recommend a generous dollop of cream to serve

    Easy
  • Spider’s web cake

    Spider’s web cake

    Swiss meringue buttercream icing transformed into a spooky Halloween showstopper – this rich chocolate sponge will be the guest of honour at any Halloween party

    More effort
  • Vegan millionaire’s bars

    Vegan millionaire’s bars

    These vegan, gluten-free chocolatey treats with dates, cashews and maple syrup are just as sticky and moreish as the original Millionaire's shortbreads

    More effort
  • No-knead grape & rosemary focaccia

    No-knead grape & rosemary focaccia

    With this easy bread, there's no need to knead. The slow rise allows the gluten to develop naturally and the sticky, wet dough helps produce focaccia's characteristic air bubbles –  great served warm with soft goat's cheese

    Easy