Christmas leftover sandwich

Take your Boxing Day sarnie to the next level. Hollow out a loaf of bread and layer up all your Christmas leftovers inside it to make a lip-smacking sandwich

Kimchi, cheese & spring onion pinwheels

Pair the acidity of kimchi with mature cheddar in these fabulous pinwheels. They make great canapés for celebrations such as New Year’s Eve

Spiced pomegranate & orange glazed ham

Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.

Serve our glazed ham warm in thin slices alongside the Christmas turkey. This one has a sticky sweet-and-sour glaze made with pomegranate molasses and orange

Spicy cauliflower & halloumi rice

Make this spicy cauliflower, spinach and halloumi rice for a speedy, simple supper. Nourishing and balanced, it’s ideal for busy weeknights

Easy gooey brownies

Know the secret to gooey brownies? Don’t overcook them, and dot through caramel or chocolates filled with liquid caramel or ganache to help add moisture

Non-alcoholic eggnog

Kick-start your Christmas with eggnog, a classic creamy cocktail. This version is alcohol-free, but still has all the indulgence of the original

White bean hummus with pickled beetroot & kale

Make some homemade hummus and top with pickled beetroot and kale to make it extra special. It’s ideal for a buffet or as a starter or side dish with crudités

Mac ‘n’ cheese bites

Catering for guests with different diets or tastes? These mac ‘n’ cheese bites are ideal party food. From mushrooms to olives, top with whatever you like

Jalebi

Make these sweet Indian treats by frying batter into crispy swirls, then dipping them in a sugary syrup made with cardamom and saffron

Pressure cooker pulled pork

Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.

Did you know you can cook pulled pork in a pressure cooker in just a quarter of the time? It’s one clever solution for cutting back on your winter fuel costs!