Summery beans & herby green aïoli
Make this summer bean stew and use it as a base for three meals. Using dried beans is a cost-effective cooking option. See the three extra recipes below
Make this summer bean stew and use it as a base for three meals. Using dried beans is a cost-effective cooking option. See the three extra recipes below
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
Take two whole tilapia, sea bass or sea bream, and marinate in spices for this Nigerian-inspired recipe. Cook on the barbecue and serve with fried yam
Serve these Nigerian-inspired corn ribs as part of a barbecue spread. A street food favourite, corn is an integral part of Nigerian cuisine
Enjoy these pillowy mini pizzas topped with asparagus. You can use any seasonal veg, but asparagus is particularly lovely with lemon ricotta
Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.
Serve our asparagus and pancetta quiche with a green salad for a summery lunch. Chill any leftovers to enjoy the next day
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
Dig out a picnic basket or tupperware and pack in these chicken sub rolls for lunch. Great for kids and grown ups alike, they’re ideal for a family outing
Sharp, tangy gooseberries are the perfect foil to sweet, melt-in-the-mouth clafoutis. Enjoy warm or cold
Rustle up these easy fishcakes for supper. They also make a great snack to pack for lunch during Jewish Passover. Use the best mayo you can find for the dip