Little Salad
This is called Little Salad because everything is mini, baby or little … you get the idea. Serve with crusty bread, olives, sliced and fried chorizo, that kind of thing.
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This is called Little Salad because everything is mini, baby or little … you get the idea. Serve with crusty bread, olives, sliced and fried chorizo, that kind of thing.

This is not a complicated tart to make, as you can use ready-made pastry and whip up the filling in a food processor, yet it looks so impressive!

This hearty version of Borscht, almost thick enough to be a stew, is meaty, smoky, and savoury, with fresh notes of apple and lemon to give it a traditional sweet and sour edge.

Tasty, succulent, and so simple to prepare. I like this with broccoli or green beans, tossed with a little ginger and sesame oil.


Colourful and healthy, this is a great autumn salad to serve for lunch or with other vegetables.

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

Meaty, cheesy, filling and tasty.

Proper baked beans – utterly scrumptious.

Everyone loves a pie. This is a scrumptious one!

This dessert has brought my family so much joy – everyone is happy when a crumble is in the oven. But will there be enough? Ta-dah! Bring in the Mega Crumble.

Whoop-whoop! Everyone loves Chilli con carne, now even better with a cheesy crust.

Whether you like them thin and lacy and snappily crisp, or thicker and slightly chewy, this is the recipe!

Posh finger food? Hell, yeah! Knock the socks off your guests with these ones.

This recipe came about because I looked in the cupboard and picked up these spices, nothing more than that. The result, though, blew my mind.

This is one of my Italian sister-in-law’s classic ways with chicken, given a wee revamp.

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

Autumn salad leaves with lots of goodness.

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.

Easy-peasy no-cook fresh tomato sauce.

Squishy, sweet, gooey, succulent … simply gorgeous!

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