Pan-fried salmon sits on a bed of sweet-and-sour leeks and lightly crisped kale in this healthy midweek recipe.
Read More“Kormas were usually made for special feasts but this is an everyday recipe that can be made quickly with few ingredients. I’ve added a bit of chilli powder, which is often omitted in many Bengali households, as adding excessive chillies will take away from the mild flavour of the dish.”
Read MoreDuck à l’orange, the French classic, is taken to flavourful new heights with the prized ruby-red blood orange. A perfectly balanced fruity-sour sauce is a heavenly match for the rich duck, which makes an impressive centrepiece. Serve it with roast potatoes for a chic Sunday lunch.
Read MoreOur selection of dainty finger sandwiches for afternoon tea have fillings ranging from classic cream cheese and cucumber to tea-smoked salmon.
Read MoreStretch one steak to serve two in this wallet-friendly steak salad recipe. Drizzle with punchy salsa verde and serve over green lentils and rocket.
Read MoreThis easy rice and chicken dish is cooked like a southern American jambalaya, but the flavours are distinctly Italian with nutty artichoke, lemony ricotta and toasted pine nuts.
Read MoreAs long as you have a big enough pan, you can double the quantities – just allow a little more simmering time.
Read MoreDoubling up fresh and preserved lemons to lift this crème fraîche sauce makes for a zesty chicken dinner. Serve with charred leeks and creamy polenta.
Read MoreBringing some sunshine to your Sunday roast, this chicken is coated in a pineapple, ginger and chilli marinade before being roasted on a bed of sliced pineapple, which creates a lip-smacking accompaniment. It’s beautiful served with rice and a dish of light seasonal greens.
Read MoreFood writer Sam Ellis-Cosgrove shares the duck pie recipe that played a special role in her leap into the food world – and holds treasured midwinter memories. Inspired by French croustade de canard, it’s flavoured with thyme, garlic and pancetta.
Read MoreDiscover our best dairy-free recipes. We’ve given pancakes, pies, cakes, curries and more a dairy-free makeover, so you can still enjoy all your favourite foods. We’re talking carrot cake, creamy pasta, mushroom quiche, custard and mac and cheese. We also have buckets of naturally dairy-free dishes to try too.
Read MoreLearn the skill of meat potting with Debora Robertson’s rillettes recipe. A French classic, pork rillettes are perfect served with a crusty baguette and crisp, tart pickles. See more of Debora’s serving suggestions in the Tips section, below.
Read MoreAmping up the crunch while staying true to what makes chicken fajitas great, this recipe offers something fresher and brighter, thanks to the piquant pepper slaw and charred spring onions.
Read MoreStill sizzling from the griddle, this classic combination of spiced chicken strips, peppers and onions is the perfect tortilla filler. Bring the components for these classic chicken fajitas to the table and let everyone add their favourite toppings. Mia Rodriguez, Deputy editor (audiences), shares her best recipe.
Read MoreThis festive roast duck sings with mulled wine flavours. A cinnamon, clove, star anise and nutmeg rub spices the duck’s skin and it’s served with a rich mulled wine gravy. “A bit of a Boxing Day tradition in my house, inspired by the magnificent Nigella Lawson’s Bohemian goose recipe,” says delicious. food producer Pollyanna Coupland.
Read MoreDuck and plums are a classic combination most often found in the famous Chinese dish, but here we’ve served them with wintry seasonal vegetables. The sharp and fruity plums contrast perfectly against rich, gamey duck, and a sprinkle of nutmeg in the swede gives the dish a slightly festive twist.
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