A delicious healthy midweek supper that is pretty simple to make. The sweet potato makes the falafels lovely and moist and the spices and lemon perk up the chickpea flour. These falafels are so good dipped in the spicy harissa yogurt. You can also try wrapping them in a warmed wholemeal pitta. Harissa is one of my storecupboard staples, and I would urge you to get a few jars – it has a slow-burning chilli heat, balanced with a sweet smokiness that adds a real depth of flavour to any dish. You can dollop harissa on eggs or avocado toast, use it to marinade vegetables, or add it to couscous or grilled halloumi.
Read MoreAn easy spicy sausage pasta made with Spanish sausages in a creamy tomato sauce. Ready from start to finish in under 30 minutes.
Read MoreThis recipe is bursting with fresh Spanish flavours – sweet tomatoes, earthy olives, nutty almonds and fragrant saffron infusing the fish. It takes about 20 minutes to prepare and only 30 minutes to cook in the oven. If you don’t have saffron, you can use 2 teaspoons of smoked paprika or chilli flakes. I like to serve this dish with herbed rice to add freshness to the aromatic flavours of the stew. Use whatever fresh herbs you have, chop them up finely and mix them through cooked rice.
Read MoreA 20 minute mid-week super that’s equally healthy and delicious! Ginger & Soy Salmon Parcels with avocado and tomato salsa.
Read MoreOne tasty wholesome recipe that you can make in one cooking vessel. Kicking it off today with a Potato Chorizo Tortilla, made in a frying / skillet pan with just 5 ingredients.
Read MorePlenty of pasta bakes can be quite heavy, based on rich, creamy sauces or meaty ragus, but this one is fresh and light, perfect for a midweek family supper.
Read MoreJuicy prawns pan-fried with sizzling chilli, aromatic garlic and zingy ginger wrapped in linguine scattered with flat-leaf parsley.
Read MoreRefreshing, zesty and screams summer!
Read MoreI marinate the ribs with a smoky whiskey – stay on theme with a bourbon – and some lovely English honey, sweet soy sauce, ginger, sesame oil and sweet cinnamon.
Read MoreForget faffing about with multiple pots and pans - this is a one pot wonder which is sure to please even the fussiest eaters.
Read MoreAubergine parmigiana is one of the most iconic Italian dishes. It is made with fried aubergine slices, layered with tomato sauce, mozzarella and Parmigiano Reggiano. The dish is then baked till golden brown. I assure you there is nothing better than cutting through layers of delicious aubergine and seeing the mozzarella stretching out of it.
Read MoreQuick Fix Prawn Pil Pil in the sunshine for tonight’s supper ☀️ Scroll 👇 for the recipe! I remember the first time that I ever had prawns pil pil, it was in the
famous market in Barcelona. I sat at the counter of one of the tapas bars, and watched how they fired up the plump fresh prawns with fiery chilies, aromatic garlic and smokey paprika. They were out of this world… They served them with very thinly sliced sourdough toasts that were brushed with olive oil – so I could scoop the prawns pil pil onto the toasts to create the perfect bit, heaven! It is one of the easiest and fastest suppers that I know.
Watermelon margaritas are irresistible in summer. Based on the classic margarita but with the sweet taste of fresh watermelon juice. Spice it up with a chili-salt rim and add a cool mint garnish if you like. It takes minimal effort and you'll have a refreshing watermelon cocktail to enjoy in just a few minutes.
Read MoreThis takes watermelon to a whole new level of fun. Also known as a drunken watermelon, simply place a bottle of vodka into a whole watermelon and let it seep into the fruit. When it's ready, just cut the melon into pieces and enjoy!
Read MoreA classic summer bake, this lemon and elderflower cake makes a beautiful birthday centrepiece or dinner party dessert.
Read MoreIt’s one of my favourite traditions to do at the beginning of each summer. The elderflowers grow wild in woods and hedgerows, so something really fun to do over a weekend!
Read Morelove the combinations in this dish – crispy hash browns, silky rich eggs and smoky, spicy harissa. It’s super simple to make, takes about 20 minutes and the ingredients are ones that most of us will always have in our cupboards. I cook this a lot when I am on my own at home, as it’s my TV supper catch-up special. I fry my egg here, but you can poach the egg too.
Read MoreAmalfi lemon chicken is an easy weeknight supper that makes you feel fancy!
Read MoreThe first time I had these barbecued peaches was at a wedding in Tuscany, under a line of olive trees. They were sensational! I add a crumble of amaretti biscuits on top as a finishing touch.
Read MoreThe classic combination of crab and corn unlike any way you've had it before.
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