Ruttab rangina (traditional date dessert)

Recipe from Shaikha Al Ali, a Marketing major student at Zayed University Dubai, and founder of the cookery blog,
www.whenshaikhacooks.com.

Salted crunchy apple & ginger cobbler

Craving a comforting dessert? Make this apple & ginger cobbler and serve with ice cream. The filling can be made in advance – just add the topping and bake

Pecan tassies

These are a family favorite and also make a great alternative to mince pies at Christmas

One-pot chicken biryani

Enjoy all the flavour and comfort of biryani, with just one pot to wash. It’s a quick, fragrant and flavour-packed iftaar meal at Ramadan, or any time

Keema shakshuka

Try this spin on shakshuka using lamb or beef mince. It’s a hearty dinner and a good way to break the fast during Ramadan

Passion fruit & vanilla mascarpone crêpes

Celebrate Pancake Day in February with this tropical dessert — the crêpes are filled with sweet passion fruit and vanilla mascarpone

Alpine-style cheesy cabbage gratin

Serve this cabbage gratin alongside a Sunday roast and it will soon become a family favourite. If you like, you can swap the emmental or gruyère for comté

Air fryer chicken drumsticks

Use your trusty air fryer to make these quick and easy chicken drumsticks flavoured with garlic, herbs and chilli. Enjoy with your favourite sides

Pork in duvets

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

Easily make your own sausage rolls for a party or snack using shortcut store-bought pastry and pork sausages.

Sausage, broccoli & chilli pasta

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

Mix up the sausages you use in this recipe to change up the flavours

Hot honey pumpkin bread

Combine soft pumpkin, hot honey and a hint of spice to make this moist, flavourful loaf. It’s a comforting autumn bake that’s ideal for afternoon tea

Malted chocolate yule log

Decorate this yule log with white chocolate snowflakes to make it even more Christmassy. It will be a big hit with fans of malted chocolate