BBQ gochujang lamb cutlets with toasted green bean & sesame salad
Cook these lamb cutlets with a spicy BBQ gochugaru glaze on the barbecue or inside on a grill plate. Serve with a summery bean salad on the side
Cook these lamb cutlets with a spicy BBQ gochugaru glaze on the barbecue or inside on a grill plate. Serve with a summery bean salad on the side
Coat juicy prawns in a sticky, spicy sauce then toss with roasted peanuts for crunch. You can serve with microwave rice to make it quicker
Marinate chicken thighs in a glorious chilli caramel and lime dressing for a sweet and salty combo. Arrange the chicken on a platter and serve with rice
Enjoy these zesty, sweet and spicy fishcakes in summer with sticky rice, chopped carrot, cucumber and mango. They can be frozen, so are perfect for busy days
Enjoy a family-friendly veggie curry made with paneer and chickpeas. Packed full of goodness, it’s a great meal to have in the freezer for busy nights
Make the most of aubergine with this vegetarian dish that’s full of umami flavour. Serve on a bed of giant couscous or steamed rice, if you like
Serve this light and creamy chickpea curry with a half-quinoa, half-rice mixture for more fibre and protein. It’s healthy and low in fat and calories
Try this popular Nigerian dish of skewered, marinated lamb served with a flavourful peanut spice mix. The succulent, smoky meat has a nutty, spicy finish
Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.
Liven up BBQ ribs with sweet, spicy Korean flavours and use the oven for ease. If the sun is out, finish them on the barbecue and serve with a crunchy radish slaw
Do something different for lunch and pack this salmon and kale salad into your lunchbox. Kale works well in a salad-to-go as it won’t go soggy by lunchtime
Pack in lots of veg and a little spice with this tofu poke bowl with sticky rice. Any leftovers can be enjoyed packed up for lunch the next day
Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.
This recipe is inspired by the spicy and savoury Thai favourite pad kra pao. You can adjust the amount of chillies to suit your taste