Sumac turkey-stuffed pittas

Pair subtly spiced sumac turkey meatballs with sweet-and-sour slaw for a vibrant dinner. This recipe takes just 25 minutes to make and is budget-friendly, too

Olive, cauliflower & harissa pasta

Harissa adds colour and warmth to this vegan midweek pasta dish, with fried cauliflower, green olives and parsley. Add more harissa, if you like it spicy

Spiced chicken egg wraps

Eggs form the base of these healthy wraps and they’re filled with spiced chicken, black beans, tomatoes, coriander and red onion for a filling, tasty lunch

Japanese-style chicken curry

Pair easy, comforting curry sauce with our tender, juicy brined chicken to make a Japanese-style chicken curry – serve with white rice and Japanese pickles

Honeyed beetroot & carrot salad with feta & hazelnuts

Toss together beetroot, carrot, feta, hazelnuts, quinoa and bulgur wheat, plus herbs and the zesty orange and lemon, to make this stunning salad

Chunky peanut soup

Make this peanut soup for lunch. Nutrient-dense, peanuts are a great source of good-for-you fats, protein and fibre, as well as stress-busting B vitamins

Samphire & crab salad

Enjoy this salad as a generous dinner for two, or as a light lunch or supper for four. Samphire sings when paired with crab and this zesty dressing

Turkey & pesto croissants

Use up leftover Christmas turkey in these savoury croissants. Customise with other ingredients you have in the fridge for a great brunch or lunch option

Black bean soup with chunky raita

Rustle up this spice-rich soup and hearty raita for a tasty and speedy lunch. It’s also healthy, delivering four of your 5-a-day

Crispy paneer, spinach & coconut curry

Make this easy vegetarian curry for a speedy midweek meal. You can add more or less chillies depending on how spicy you like your food

Pepper & mushroom socca pizza

Make the base of this pepper and mushroom pizza with chickpea flour – it’s quicker to make than a yeasted one. It’s also gluten-free and adds to your 5-a-day

Fig, burrata & prosciutto tartine

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

Use larger slices of sourdough for our fig, burrata and prosciutto tartines for an impressive-looking lunch or starter that’s deceptively easy.