Fruit & nut granola
Make your own granola and serve with your choice of milk, or as a topping for porridge or yogurt. Adapt the recipe to include your favourite fruit and nuts
Make your own granola and serve with your choice of milk, or as a topping for porridge or yogurt. Adapt the recipe to include your favourite fruit and nuts
Try this easy asparagus dish with potted shrimp-inspired topping in pools of mace-spiked butter. It makes a memorable starter for a dinner party or smart lunch
Try our vegan spiced tofu with cherry tomatoes for an egg-free take on scramble on toast. Perfect for breakfast, served on rye bread
Spice up breakfast – dukkhah is an Egyptian herb, nut and spice mix that adds a savoury hit to this avocado and cream cheese rye toast combo for dipping into eggs
Add a twist to a breakfast or teatime classic – toast Marmite, mozzarella and strong cheddar-topped crumpets and cut into strips, then dunk into a runny egg
Whip up this easy date butter with just a handful of ingredients. There’s no cooking involved, it’s delicious on toast or banana bread – and it’s vegan if you make it with coconut oil
Give the classic French dessert a modern twist with these pretty mini mocha madeleines. These easy cakes are the perfect treat for afternoon tea
Bring together two great brunch recipes – eggy bread and avocado on toast – then add a Mexican twist. A hit of chilli takes this to another level
Struggle to make perfect soft-boiled eggs with a runny centre? Just follow our foolproof recipe, then serve with toast soldiers or in a salad niçoise
Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims only
Update cauliflower cheese by topping cauliflower steaks with prosciutto and melted gruyère and taleggio cheese, to serve solo or as a side dish. It's quicker to cook, too
Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims only
Treat dinner guests to healthy, spiced soup shots – they make great canapés. The crispy kale version is vegan while meat eaters can opt for a prosciutto topping
Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims only
Make a one-pot to suit all the family. The smoky BBQ pork can be left to rest on the hob for a few hours, ready for dinner whenever your clan needs it