Create a stunning centrepiece for your table with this beautiful bread adorned with a vibrant flower pattern made from red onions, red peppers, and leeks, adding both visual appeal and a burst of fresh flavours. Perfect for any occasion, this decorative and delicious focaccia will impress your guests and elevate your baking repertoire.
Try these tasty sandwiches the next time you’re in a rush, but don’t want to compromise on flavour. The earthiness of truffle adds a gourmet twist to the classic egg mayo.
This colorful fish recipe uses the cold pan method in a nonstick skillet to achieve a perfectly cooked filet with no guesswork. To make this a one-dish meal, we love the vibrant mix of spring vegetables, cooked until they are lightly charred and perfectly tender. A quick and easy lemon mustard pan sauce elevates this simple recipe to a dish worthy of a special occasion.
Elevate your breakfast or brunch with this delightful dish. Each serving features a perfectly baked egg nestled in a crispy, golden phyllo pastry cup, creating a beautiful contrast of textures. An elegant yet simple dish, sure to impress your guests and become a favourite at your table.
Popular in Middle Eastern and Indian cooking, a kofta is a savoury ball of spiced minced meat or vegetables, grilled and traditionally eaten inside pitta bread pockets together with a yogurt and fresh herb dip and vegetable salads. This recipe will make enough to fill 4 pitta pockets.
A dish originating from Louisiana but taking culinary influences from Spain and France, this chicken jambalaya is ideal for feeding a crowd and can be served at the table in the pan for that wow-factor
This quick to cook dish makes good use of some ready-prepared Japanese condiments and ingredients. Fresh tuna steaks are marinated in sweet mirin which is the essential Japanese condiment, Japanese soy sauce and sesame oil then seared in the hot wok until caramelised and blackened on the outside but rare inside. The tuna is accompanied by stir-fried, garlicky, shredded greens and finished with pink sushi-style pickled ginger and garlic chives. Serve with soba noodles.
A delicious alternative to classic roast chicken and shows how to cook simple, authentic Brazilian rice. The juices from the chicken will soak into the rice adding extra flavour. For an extra-succulent and moist result try brining the chicken before cooking (optional).
