Popcorn bunting

Decorate your home at Christmas with our festive colourful popcorn bunting. It won’t stay fresh for long, so be sure to make an extra batch to eat, too!

Meringue candy canes

Decorate your Christmas tree with these colourful peppermint-flavoured meringue candy canes. They also make a lovely gift during the festive period

Chocolate biscuit wreath cake

Serve this stunning wreath as an alternative to Christmas cake. It makes a showstopping centrepiece dessert, and components of it can be made in advance

Mulled cranberry chutney

Make our fruity, spiced Christmas chutney, which has all the flavours of cranberries and mulled wine. Enjoy with a cheeseboard, or make as a thoughtful gift

Spiced cranberry sauce

Make this spiced cranberry sauce to serve at your festive dinner table. It’s thick and chunky like chutney – for a thinner consistency, just add 100ml water

Spiced carrot, coconut & date pudding

Love the drama of lighting a Christmas pudding? Spoon over a little triple sec or rum to this carrot, coconut and date pudding. If not, try our snowy topping

Spinach madeleine tart with cheesy pastry

Try this tart as a veggie course at Christmas or other celebration. With cheesy pastry and a cheese and spinach filling, it's sure to be a crowdpleaser

Smoky veggie nachos

Serve a sharing platter of vegetarian nachos at your next informal drinks party. Unlike most party food, these nachos are healthy, boasting plenty of folate, fibre and vitamin c

Turkey cobb salad

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

Enjoy this turkey cobb salad as a healthy party platter to use up Christmas leftovers. It’s full of vibrant flavours like pancetta, avocado, eggs, chicory and tomatoes

Slow cooker turkey pho

Reduce food waste by using your leftover Christmas turkey to make stock – it’s great in our Asian-inspired pho noodle soup, full of fresh flavours

Creamy sprout, hazelnut & leek pasta

Use up your leftover Christmas Brussels sprouts in this comforting pasta recipe. The dish is healthy and low in calories, making it ideal after those festive indulgences

Red cabbage, cauliflower & coconut dhal

Use up your leftover red cabbage and cauliflower at Christmas to make this easy dhal with coconut. It's satisfying, healthy and full of nutrients