Beef & red chimichurri quinoa
Use roast beef leftovers to make this quinoa salad with a punchy chimichurri dressing for lunch the next day
Use roast beef leftovers to make this quinoa salad with a punchy chimichurri dressing for lunch the next day
Make our spicy beef for dinner, then use the leftovers to make this filling sandwich with homemade pink pickled onions and punchy greens
Cook our spicy beef dish for dinner, then use the leftovers to make this fast noodle salad with a fresh and punchy dressing
Use lentil noodles in this dish for extra protein, or swap for rice if you prefer. The ginger really makes the recipe, so don’t be tempted to use less
Use our beef and lentil ragu recipe as the base to make this speedy mushroom and beef stroganoff. Perfect for busy weeknights, enjoy with herby mash
Take your chicken burgers to the next level with a crispy garlic and herb breadcrumb coating, melted mozzarella and rocket pesto
Impress at your next dinner party with this tropical tart made with juicy mango curd, passion fruit and a crisp coconut pastry base
Try a new twist on tacos with this super-simple recipe that teams crispy salt and pepper prawns with salsa, soured cream and lettuce
This fragrant stir-fry is packed with prawns, peppers and pak choi. Serve with rice or noodles for an easy midweek win
Whip up this cheat’s trifle in just five minutes using doughnuts, custard and summer berries
Sometimes when | post a new recipe on social media, it really seems to resonate with how everyone’s feeling – and this dish was one of those! With millions of views on Instagram, I can see why it’s so popular. It’s basically a deluxe version of a pasta bake – simple cooking and easy to serve up, with all the favours merging together as the pasta gets slightly crispy. Try it with your favourite ravioli or tortellini too.
If you go for a walk in Brooklyn on a Sunday, I’d guess that one in every ten people will have a bagel with smoked salmon and cream cheese in their hands! I teased this recipe on social media and EVERYONE wanted to know how to make it. Surprisingly easy to make, carrot strips soften in the marinade, becoming deliciously chewy and it has the perfect balance of smoky spices, mimicking the texture and taste of smoked salmon.