Chorizo & savoy cabbage rigatoni

Use Savoy cabbage in this chorizo pasta dish for its slightly bitter edge. Curly kale, chopped spring greens or spinach would also work well

Aubergine milanese

Give mild aubergines an extra punch of flavour with capers, chilli and plenty of cheese in this milanese. Serve alongside our tomato caper spaghetti

Storecupboard saucy pasta & chickpeas

Packed lunch day with nothing in the fridge? This simple storecupboard pasta will save the day. Add any veg or fresh herbs you have, and use any pasta shapes

Sunny-side-up BLT brunch

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

Why not use your barbecue for brunch? These BLT flatbreads are elevated in flavour and texture by being cooked over coals. You can even fry the eggs outside

Ratatouille lasagne

Combine two comforting favourites in this summery ratatouille lasagne, packed with three of your five-a-day

Tuna pasta & aubergine bake

Make a healthier version of tuna pasta bake with added aubergine and peppers – it packs in three of your five-a-day. Despite the cheesy topping, it’s low in fat, too

Roasted summer veg & chicken pasta

Fuel up like an athlete with chicken pasta and roasted veg for dinner. Guaranteed to beat hunger pangs, it also provides four of your five-a-day

‘Marry me’ chicken

Win someone over with this creamy chicken casserole. It’s a great family meal served with mash, or new potatoes, and green beans

Pizza salad flatbreads

Pack classic pizza flavours into a salad, then use as a topping for flatbreads. Quick and easy to make, they’re full of big flavours and textures

Air-fryer arancini

Use your air-fryer to make these crunchy, golden rice balls – they’re an ideal side for an Italian-inspired feast

Feel-good pasta soup

Try our take on comforting pasta e ceci. Seasoning is key, and a drizzle of good olive oil and a scattering of hard, sharp cheese will really bring it to life

Creamy garlic pasta

This creamy tagliatelle recipe makes a comforting midweek meal. Any long pasta will work, so use whatever you have in the cupboard