RECIPES

This dish is essentially three simple steps and needs very little attention. It’s a real crowd pleaser and could be doubled if you have a lot of guests to feed.

The changing of the season brings coloured leaves falling from the trees and the arrival of sweet, juicy pears. This cake is perfect for an Autumnal afternoon.

The onset of autumn can sometimes feel a little gloomy but this hearty stew is such a treat. It’s low maintenance but high flavour!

I love a simple soup and this is so easy to make. You roughly chop a bunch of veggies and roast them. Then a quick blitz in the blender and dinner is served!

This cake is so hearty, I feel like it’s the kind of cake your Nan would bake. It has the subtle spice of cinnamon, the freshness of apple & a hint of custard.

This easy, rustic French tart is a great dessert for when you’re short on time. It is so quick and simple to make and it definitely wows the crowd.

Focaccia is such a crowd pleaser, I take it to all picnics as it’s perfect with sliced meats, cheeses & dips. It’s also a great centrepiece for a dinner party.

This recipe is great for using up veggies you have lying around. The flavour of chilli is punchy so it can happily absorb the flavours of most vegetables.

This is such a fun recipe and great for a family dinner or when you’re hosting friends. The recipe may seem long, but it’s mostly just chopping and mixing!

This dish is a great use for all kinds of summer vegetables. It is rich tasting but is still light enough for a summer’s evening and is packed full of veg.

Potato salad is like a hug in a bowl, it’s the ultimate comfort food. We’ve added lots of fresh herbs and parmesan to make this dish delicious.

This is a perfect summer dish, it’s light and fresh, with the olives giving a rich flavour. The fact that it’s super quick and easy to make is just a bonus.

This salad is so tasty, you’ll forget that it’s healthy. It’s packed full of flavour and will liven up any Dinner table.

I created this recipe a few years ago and now it makes an appearance at most picnics and dinners. It’S best eaten on fresh but it reheats well in the microwave!

It’s bean season and this is a great dish to take to a summer barbecue. The fresh, crunchy greens match perfectly with the salty, sweet and tangy dressing.

These little toasts are perfect for entertaining. These Would be perfect with fresh basil leaves, mint leaves or celery leaves. Mix it up and get creative!

It’s such a fun time of year to bake with family and friends. These cookies are perfect to have around the house to offer to guests with a cup of coffee.

The fresh, crunchy greens match perfectly with the salty, sweet and tangy dressing. Any leftover dressing can be served with some grilled salmon or fried tofu.

This dressing is crazy simple and SO tasty! It takes minutes to make and is great to have around the house to liven up any salad. Get creative!

When I’m short on time and money, dishes like this are perfect. You can get on with something else whilst it bakes. This is packed full of healthy vegetables!

This recipe has really simple ingredients but is packed full of flavour. With just a few cheap ingredients, you can make a hearty and satisfying dinner.

Snow peas are a lovely spring vegetable, fresh, crunchy and vibrant. This dish is a little involved for a side dish but worth it for that rich creamy sauce!

I’m a saucy woman! Everything from gravy to a cracking dressing, I think sauce makes the dish. The dressing is strong and punchy and I’m sure you’ll love it!

These sweet young carrots pair perfectly with the crunch and spice of the dukkah. The toasted nuts and spices perfume the air beautifully.

This gorgeous dip is great as a shared entree at a dinner party or you can make a batch and use it in packed lunches and sandwiches throughout the week.

ITALIAN ORANGE & POLENTA CAKE WITH ORANGE GLAZE

Asparagus season is a cheerful time in my world. This dish is super simple but packs a big flavour punch with the crispy curry leaves and spiced yoghurt.

This cake is a play on the retro classic, pineapple upside down cake. Caramel and banana are happy friends in this delicious cake.

The tang of vinegar mixed with the heat of the white pepper is delicious. This dish is a play on hot & sour soup, it’s simple and will liven up any occasion.

These crispy, fried onion bhajis are utterly delicious as part of an Indian meal or simply as a snack. This is a simple recipe which is bound to impress.

I adore Cauliflower Cheese and this is a simple & fast Anglo/Italian mash up. You have all the cheesy rich flavour with the sweet nuttiness of the roast cauli.

This creamy, herby tray bake is super simple and is left mostly unattended in the oven so you can catch up on your favourite show in between.

The sweet onions marry perfectly with the potato and eggs, turning this into a dish which tastes far superior to its humble ingredients.

I love a good roulade, they’re very versatile and you can change the fillings to suit your taste or budget. The prep is really simple and fast.

Parsnip puree might just be the silkiest substance on earth. This vegetarian recipe features roasted parsnips and a vibrant and zingy gremolata.

These pancakes are a great way to fuel your day and get some vegetables into the little ones. Serve with maple syrup, fruit, ice cream… whatever you fancy.

The salty halloumi flirts deliciously with the sweetness of the orange and the sharp fruitiness of the Kalamata olives in this recipe.

This recipe has only a few simple ingredients, but is rich, spicy and the perfect antidote to a cold winter night.

Guacamole is all I want in a dip, it’s light yet filling and has the beautiful tang of fresh lime juice. Serve this up with some chips.

I love the simplicity of this dish, it is heavy on the vegetables and light on the meat. Enjoy this meal with a side of rice.

We’ve all heard of carrot cake so it’s time that you meet its lesser known cousin, pumpkin cake! This moist cake is warmly spiced and is perfect…

This dish is perfect to serve at a winter dinner party with a casserole. The leeks and garlic bring oniony sweetness which complements the savoury potatoes.

As autumn fades into winter, this side dish is sure to warm the soul. The tang of the apple and pomegranate perfectly complement the sweetness of the potato.

This one tray wonder is super easy to pull together for a quick weeknight supper and there’s only one thing to wash! Serve with crusty bread and a side salad.

A delicious Cheesy Cauliflower Fritter recipe perfect as a main meal, side dish or as tasty finger food to compliment any dinner party.

ROAST POTATOES WITH SPRING ONION SOUR CREAM