Jessica’s magical Christmas cake

Dazzle guests with this fab cake. Designed by eight-year-old Jessica Whitlow in our magical Christmas cake competition, it features three flavoured sponges

Alcohol-free amaretto sour

Treat yourself to an amaretto sour mocktail, with all the sweet, sharp and nutty flavours of the classic cocktail, without the booze

Grapefruit gin sour mocktail

Celebrate the season with this stunning grapefruit mocktail. Made with a non alcoholic botanical drink, it’s a great alcohol-free option

Gluten-free sausage roll wreath

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

Create this gluten-free sausage roll wonder by arranging sausage and chutney pinwheels into a festive wreath shape. It’s perfect for a Christmas buffet

Lamb meatballs & green tahini tabbouleh

Combine grains and beetroot with lamb meatballs and a tahini dressing to make this quick and easy supper, which is full of textures and flavours

Chilli, maple & ginger glazed vegan cocktail sausages

Enjoy these vegan cocktail sausages with a chilli, maple syrup and ginger glaze as part of a buffet or party. They’re perfect for serving over the Christmas season

Pomegranate & rosemary non-alcoholic Christmas punch

Treat family and friends this Christmas season to a flavourful festive punch. Made from a non-alcoholic botanical drink, it’s a fabulous booze-free option

Smoky chickpea soup with herbs and yogurt

Add a flavoured stock pot to give a subtle kick to this smoky chickpea soup. Whether for lunch or supper, it’s a dish the whole family will enjoy

Vegan Christmas pudding brownies

Make brownies fabulously festive by adding Christmas pudding into the mix. They’re dairy-free, so they’re perfect for vegans, too

Vegan hot chocolate

Use oat milk to make a seriously creamy hot chocolate. Try it with maple syrup if you prefer it a bit sweeter, or add a touch of spice or vegan marshmallows

Vegan Christmas pinwheel biscuits

Get the kids helping out in the kitchen with these colourful vegan pinwheel biscuits. They’ll prove a big hit at Christmas and children’s parties

Bloody mary seafood salad

Serve this bloody mary seafood salad as a starter or light lunch. You can vary the seafood if you like. Scallops and prawns add sweetness, but you could use mussels, squid or even oysters.