This elegant treat features a luscious white chocolate mousse infused with zesty lemon, encasing a delightful hidden berry centre. Topped off with crystalised berries for a burst of colour and sweetness.
An elegant and classic French bistro dish, sure to be the star of the table. Slow-cooked duck legs, tender and delectable, served with creamy potato puree, a delightful combination of rich flavours and textures.
Pull out all the stops this festive season with this grand pavlova, shaped like a Christmas tree. The perfect dessert to bring to the table and impress your guests.
This dessert is an excellent alternative to the traditional Christmas pudding, made with poached pears, warming spices, and a good amount of fresh ginger.
The technique of braising isn’t just for meat. In this recipe, the same principle is applied to transform humble dried white beans and vegetables into a rich, vegetarian one-dish meal – simply omit the cheese (or use a vegan cheese substitute) to make it vegan. The cooking time might seem long but is mostly hands-off, and is needed to ensure the final dish is creamy and meltingly tender.
A deliciously flavourful vegetarian roast option! Serve with pan-roasted radishes and a sprinkle of beetroot salt as the perfect side to roast pork belly, beef sirloin roast or turkey.
Make this soup in a big batch and freeze it for busy days, knowing that you can come home to a warming nutritious meal. It’s great for a winter reset and the perfect way to get all your greens in.
This risotto is an excellent choice for a summer dinner party! It serves as a delightful starter and works well for smaller portions due to its creamy and rich nature.
Sweet winter squash is the perfect complement to tender salmon in this fragrant coconut curry recipe. The intense flavors of the green curry infuse the fresh vegetables, bathing the dish in a spicy coconut sauce brightened with fresh lime juice. Enjoy the curry as a one-dish meal or add steamed rice to soak up every last bit of the delicious sauce.
Combining fruit with meat, poultry, or fish is typical of North African cuisine, and with a spicy marinade, the overall flavour is not too sweet. As with many tagine or casserole dishes, the flavours do improve when made a day ahead.
