Roasted Pumpkin with Spicy Mustard Dressing
Here’s the BEST EVER way to roast pumpkin.
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Here’s the BEST EVER way to roast pumpkin.

This is a great way to roast cauliflower – tossed in spicy oil, roasted at high heat, then finished with a generous handful of parmesan.

A great midweek vegetarian meal that uses up leftover cooked peas and potatoes (of course, you can cook them from scratch).

WARNING – this is rich, but soooo delicious.


Easy to do and easy to eat! Burnt butter and gremolata fancy them up.

This is scrumptious and can turn non-Brussels sprout eaters into fans: Buttery pine nuts, crispy sage leaves and bacon give the dish loads of savoury flavour.

There’s loads of flavour going on, and this is good enough to serve with rice, maybe with wilted spinach or steamed bok choy, as a main.

This is a simple method for preparing spicy eggplant, as the eggplant does not need to be fried before being gently cooked with the spices. It’s richly flavoured and will go with most curry dishes, or serve it with roast lamb or chicken.

This dish is a quick, pared-back version of the classic winter staple, slow-cooked red cabbage with onion, apple, bacon, vinegar and brown sugar. I love it midweek with mash and sausages.

These are the best mushrooms I’ve eaten in simply ages – the savoury umami flavours and tender filling knock them out of the park.

These carrots steam in a flavoursome mix of olive oil and cumin seeds, and are finished with lemon zest and yoghurt.

No messy, bubbling pot of beetroot with this method.

Corn with tarragon and lime zest is a winner. It goes with poached eggs and baked mushrooms, roast chicken with a creamy gratin of potatoes and green beans, or, for brunch, slow-roasted tomatoes and skinny breakfast sausages.

Bursting with flavour and a fantastic way to use up a variety of vegetables, especially if you’re happy to stray from the traditional Thai curry ingredients.

Here’s an easy way to cook eggplant – no faffing around with frying.

A step back in time to Mamma Rosa’s Italian kitchen.

Sizzle is such an evocative word.

Colourful and Christmassy, but also good throughout summer.

Buttered shallots add a delicious sweetness to new potatoes.

No sesame-crusted bread ring? No big dadda bagel? Boo-hoo. Get over it, and work with what you have

What’s a thingy? In this case, it’s a condiment to go with lamb or chicken, or to serve as a salad in tacos or wraps. It packs a punch!

If they’re available, roasted spring vegetables are a delicious addition to this salad.

Tangy, sweet and spicy like Christmas cake. Perfect with roast pork or duck.
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