Cabbage & Fennel Salad with Creamy Mustard Dressing
Mustardy cabbage – just what you need for those cold nights when you serve up a rich pork dish.
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Mustardy cabbage – just what you need for those cold nights when you serve up a rich pork dish.

Roast pumpkin glistening with a caper dressing makes a standout autumn lunch. Serving for dinner? Add a few extras such as fried pumpkin seeds and dukkah.

Cute little butterkin … it doesn’t know whether it’s a butternut or a pumpkin, but who cares, it tastes delicious!

Have to write this in capital letters: DON’T OVERCOOK THE CABBAGE. Get my drift?

Smoky paprika, pimiento-stuffed olives, mandarins, fennel seeds … all you need is cauliflower!

Broccoli, garlic and olive oil is pretty good together, but throw in some parmesan and BAM! An absolute knockout.

A shower of parmesan is going to improve most things. Pumpkin & parmesan? Mmm…

Nope. There’s no hash in these, no hemp either. Just loads of herbs, good old-fashioned spuds and tasty hot-smoked salmon.

You know these are going to taste sensational, all caramelised and deliciously sweet, so just make them!

Bursting with goodness.

Oh yeah, squish on bread by all means.

Brunch or lunch? Your place or mine?

Poke a stick at zucchini, load them with flavour, and, yeah you’ll see they’re delicious.

Whoa! Bright as traffic lights, get your gums around these.

Serve with fried eggs and salad, or take the pan outside, sit somewhere private and eat the lot yourself.

Adding plenty of chives and lashings of butter to new potatoes and asparagus makes them more than fit for the Christmas table. But why wait until then?

Give you Christmas day roasties a shake up with thyme, preserved lemon and a tangy dressing!

For a humdinger dish, leave the seeds in the chilli. Whaaaa!

Be prepared to become addicted …

What to do with crinkly green leaves? Read on.

New potatoes are great any which way … but roasted with fresh bay leaves they just may become your new favourite.

A little pickle here, a little pickle there … can add interest to burgers, toasted cheese sandwiches, barbecued chicken and steak, or flat-tasting couscous, burghul, quinoa or freekeh. It’s pretty banging …

Colourful and sweet, and fast!

Hard to resist … make more than what you need because leftovers are brilliant.
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