Peach & soured cream muffins

Use ripe summer peaches in these fruity soured cream muffins, topped with a crunchy brown sugar and cinnamon crust

Juicy Lucy burgers stuffed with cheese & pickle

Up your burger game with these juicy, subtly spiced beef patties, stuffed with gooey cheese and tangy pickles. Serve with chips

Cheat’s nectarine cobbler

Make the most of nectarine season with this comforting cobbler that uses scones for a quick and easy topping, meaning it can be on the table in an hour

Slow-cooked beef brisket with chimichurri

Impress guests with this beef brisket, slow-cooked in smoky chipotle paste and warming spices until tender, then served with a punchy chimichurri sauce

Best ever beef stroganoff

Try our best ever beef stroganoff, packed with mushrooms and thickly sliced fillet steak in a classic creamy paprika sauce.

Greek-style roast lamb & new potatoes with tomato olive sauce

Upgrade your Sunday roast with this Greek-inspired, garlic and herb roasted leg of lamb and new potatoes, served with a black olive tomato sauce.

Air-fryer courgette & feta fritters

Make these fritters for your next picnic. A favourite with the family, serve with yogurt, or alongside a lunchtime salad or poached eggs for brunch

Air-fryer scotch eggs

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

Make these extra-crispy scotch eggs with the help of your air-fryer. A picnic must-have, enjoy with mustard, if you like

Pasilla mole

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

Make one of Mexico’s most iconic recipes, mole, a sauce made with chillies, spices and dark chocolate. Use as a topping on enchiladas and meat

Three-ingredient strawberry palmier tarte tatin

Think of this dessert like an elevated strawberry jam tart. As impressive as it looks, it’s made with just three ingredients. Enjoy with vanilla ice cream

Elderflower posset with gooseberries

Whip up a simple, sophisticated dessert to enjoy with friends al fresco. Topped with gooseberries, it makes a stunning end to a summer menu

Next level focaccia

Set aside time for a bit of kitchen therapy and bake this classic Italian bread for a savoury treat. It’s best eaten straightaway, but will keep for two days