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.

Tandoori-style lamb chops

Enjoy these Tandoori-inspired lamb chops with warm naans and chutney. It’s a perfect meal to mark Eid, the Festival of Breaking the Fast following Ramadan

Air fryer keema samosas

Enjoy these keema samosas made with lamb or beef mince. They make a great dish to mark Eid, the Festival of Breaking the Fast following Ramadan

Doggie ice cream

Make this easy treat to keep your pooch cool on a hot day. It’s made using just three ingredients – banana, peanut butter and natural yogurt

Oreo cheesecake

Treat dinner guests to a crowdpleasing no-bake dessert using just six ingredients, including Oreo cookies

Biscoff cheesecake

Whip up this easy, no-bake cheesecake for Biscoff fans. You can prep ahead and keep it chilled, so there’s more time to spend with guests

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

Matcha falooda

Make a matcha version of falooda, the dessert-milkshake popular in southeast Asia. It’s a fun way to end a feast, or for special occasion meals such as Ramadan