Get up and go breakfast muffins

With apple, blueberry, banana and seeds, this breakfast-on-the-go tastes great, is low in calories and uses honey instead of sugar

Tropical breakfast smoothie

Start your day with this fruity blend of passion fruits, mango, orange and banana. It's a good source of vitamin C and provides 1 of your 5-a-day, too

Pork in duvets

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

Easily make your own sausage rolls for a party or snack using shortcut store-bought pastry and pork sausages.

Sausage, broccoli & chilli pasta

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

Mix up the sausages you use in this recipe to change up the flavours

Hot honey pumpkin bread

Combine soft pumpkin, hot honey and a hint of spice to make this moist, flavourful loaf. It’s a comforting autumn bake that’s ideal for afternoon tea

Bourekas

Make these golden pastries as part of a Jewish holiday feast. This version is filled with a mixture of three cheeses.

Kugel

Make this traditional Jewish staple made from grated potatoes, onion, eggs, and oil or schmaltz (chicken fat), baked until crisp on the outside and soft inside

Labneh

Make the easiest homemade cheese in minutes. It’s a common addition to meze platters as a dip

Mince pie & marzipan croissants

Take mincemeat and marzipan and wrap in shop-bought pastry dough for a quick Christmassy breakfast. Top with flaked almonds and dust with icing sugar to serve

Raspberry jam & butter pudding

Combine the traditions of Christmas and Chanukah with a ‘Chrismukkah’ menu to mark both holidays. Finish your feast with this doughnut-inspired bread & butter pudding

Mustardy roast potatoes

Combine the traditions of Christmas and Chanukah with a ‘Chrismukkah’ menu to mark both holidays. Take your roasties up a notch with these crispy, mustardy potatoes – they’re the perfect partner to salt beef but make an equally delicious side to any roast dinner

Classic salt beef

Combine the traditions of Christmas and Chanukah with a ‘Chrismukkah’ menu to mark both holidays. Why not serve this soft, salty beef with mustardy roast potatoes as a plated roast dinner? If you don’t have time to brine the beef brisket joint yourself you can buy it from specialist butchers