Gluten-free Yorkshire puddings

The perfect vehicle for gravy and roasted goodies: the Yorkshire pudding – this version is gluten-free but never fear, you still get that characteristic puff and golden colour

Safe-to-eat uncooked cookie dough

Who doesn't love cookie dough and this one takes only minutes to make. Keep a batch in the fridge, eat it by the spoon, serve it with ice cream, or mould it, shape it and colour it with food dye like edible Play-Doh!  

Lighter lamb kofta curry

An alternative version of a classic recipe with the calories, salt and fat slashed. Still rich in flavour, this creamy lamb curry is big on fibre, vitamin C, iron and folate  – what's not to love?

Quick & easy tiramisu

Condensed milk is the secret to this super snappy Italian dessert. Coffee and chocolate are a classic combo, simply layer them up and enjoy

Purple sprouting broccoli with almonds

The best way to eat greens: tender and topped with crunchy almonds. This simple side of broccoli makes a great accompaniment to Sunday roast

Gypsy tart with lemon cream

A Kent classic with a dark treacle filling, complemented by the light zesty cream. Sure to satisfy any sweet tooth, this is a dessert perfect for sharing with friends and family

Tomato & chickpea curry

Want to use up the cans cluttering up your cupboards? This satisfying veggie chickpea curry is made in 4 easy steps and counts as 3 of your 5-a-day

Harissa fish goujons in lettuce cups

An easy everyday supper that's low in calories and 2 of our 5-a-day? Sign us up! These crisp lettuce cups, seasoned goujons and tahini drizzle make a tasty meal that won't break the bank either

Coconut chai traybake

This simple traybake is inspired by one of our favourite brews – chai. Spiced with cinnamon, nutmeg and cardamom, this moist coconut sponge is the perfect accompaniment to a cuppa

Chai tea

A warming spiced tea, that's the perfect match for our coconut chai traybake. A quick and easy brew that can be made with almond or cow's milk

Onglet with red wine shallots

Also known as hanger steak, this cut packs a lot of flavour and is best cooked rare to keep it tender – a succulent supper for two

Seared sirloin with Japanese dips

This recipe is based on the southern Japanese dish tataki, which means 'hit into pieces'. Serve with our spicy soy dressing and wasabi-laced soured cream for an extra hit of heat