Tomatoes, garlic and shallots cooked confit - slowly in the oven with lots of olive oil and some rosemary which I paired with a quick zesty salad of thinly sliced courgettes tossed with lemon, dill, olive oil and lots of Grana Padano.
Read MoreThis watermelon salad is crunchy, zingy and everything you want on a hot day. Chilling the watermelon and charred sugar snaps make it even more refreshing so give yourself time to chill them if you can.
Read MoreThis is a really good way to jazz up your sprouts. I love to make this on boxing day to enjoy alongside baked potatoes.
Read MoreI crave vibrant, zesty food in winter and this soup is just that. The ginger, garlic, lemongrass and thai basil make it reminiscent to a thai green curry.
Read MoreThis salad always looks wonderful on the table. I often serve it alongside a simple roast chicken. The colours remind me so much of Autumn but I tend to eat it during winter when the trees are bare and I look for colour in my cooking even more than usual.
Read MoreThese griddled flatbreads are one of my favourite things for entertaining. Its the griddle marks that make them look so good.
Read MoreAs a general rule a buttery fried egg is always delicious but this harissa butter takes it up a notch. Melt the butter and harissa together until bubbling and fry the egg until it’s crispy round the edges and glistening in the vibrant harissa butter.
Read MoreI love a baked sweet potato. They are often my go-to weekday lunch when I’m after something hearty but nourishing.
Read MoreHeartier than a soup but equally comforting, this is the sort of food I crave in December. It’s the sort of dish that I can happily eat with just a spoon, the bowl propped up on my knees as I rewatch Love Actually for the zillionth time.
Read MoreThese crispy sprouts make for a wonderful side at winter dinner party.
Read MoreRibollita is a classic Tuscan soup usually made with stale bread and white beans. I’ve kept this one gluten free and made it all about the butterbeans.
Read MoreThis is just the sort of food I crave in October. Warming and comforting with a good dose of zing. This is often Friday nights supper when we fancy something a little special without too much effort but it makes for a wonderful dinner party dish too.
Read MoreI love a good kale salad but they get a bit of a bad rep. I often find them too dry or aggressively raw. This one has tender leaves whilst maintaining a good crunch and pop of flavour.
Read MoreI have been making this for years. It is a recipe that brings with it the taste of summer whatever the weather. Anchovy and chilli are an iconic duo in my opinion and add a wonderful hit of umami flavour to the crunchy breadcrumbs.
Read MoreThere is something incredibly indulgent about artichoke leaves dipped into rich glossy mayo. It is one of those starters that never fails to instill joy at the table.
Read MoreThis is one of my favourite summer puddings. Apricots come alive when baked in my opinion and a hint of vanilla and rosemary do wonders in bringing out their flavour.
Read MoreThese potatoes are inspired by a potato dish I enjoyed in Greece a few years ago..
Read MoreThis has become a staple dish recently. It is hearty and healthful in equal measure and has a chilli kick that I find hard to resist. The key here is to invest in good quality ingredients.
Read MoreI always feel immense joy when asparagus comes into season. A sure sign that spring has arrived. This butter is a take on the classic beurre blanc but rather than using white wine, it is enriched with champagne. It goes down spectacularly at a dinner party and is a very good excuse to open a bottle of bubbles too.
Read MoreFlavourful and gently spiced, this soup has a wonderful creaminess to it that is the perfect match for crunchy croutons or a slice of hot buttered toast. Roasting the cauliflower brings a rich nuttiness that is perfect on a chilly afternoon. I often double the recipe and freeze half in portion-sized batches.
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