Mozzarella with spicy tomatoes & garlicky toast

Make the most of tomato season in summer with this simple recipe. You could finish with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar to bring out the sweetness

Watermelon, sumac & feta salad

Serve up this vibrant salad with watermelon, mint and feta on balmy summer days. Pure, cooling refreshment, it will fast become your favourite seasonal side

Sunny-side-up BLT brunch

Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.

Why not use your barbecue for brunch? These BLT flatbreads are elevated in flavour and texture by being cooked over coals. You can even fry the eggs outside

Ratatouille lasagne

Combine two comforting favourites in this summery ratatouille lasagne, packed with three of your five-a-day

Summer sausage stew with couscous

Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.

Make this sausage and giant couscous stew part of your midweek repertoire this summer – it’s easy to make, and provides three of your five-a-day.

Teriyaki salmon bowl

Try these easy teriyaki salmon bowls for lunch – with salmon, avocado and edamame, they’re high in omega-3 fatty acids and provide two of your five-a-day.

One-pan paprika fish & potato stew

Flavour this one-pot fish stew with smoky paprika and garlic for an easy but impressive seafood supper that’s low in fat and high in fibre.

Smoky white bean & ricotta traybake

Make this bean and ricotta traybake using our pre-prepared roasted summer vegetable traybake. Serve al fresco with crusty bread for dipping and scooping

Hot smoked trout scramble with rocket salad

Kick-start your day with scrambled eggs and hot smoked trout or salmon, on top of rye bread and a caper and rocket salad. This is a breakfast of champions

Baked cod with tomatoes, capers & basil

Enjoy white fish once a week for a low-fat, high-protein meal. It also provides vitamins that support the heart, brain and bones

Aromatic mince & apricots with minty bulgur

Use lean beef for this spicy dish – it’s a good source of vitamin B12, iron and zinc, as well as protein. You can also cook the mince and freeze it for a busy day

Next level focaccia

Set aside time for a bit of kitchen therapy and bake this classic Italian bread for a savoury treat. It’s best eaten straightaway, but will keep for two days