Mushrooms play a key role in many Danish dishes, bringing earthy flavour and nutritional benefits to the table. This mushroom gratin
simplifies the traditional approach of wrapping in pastry, delivering a hearty dish with creamy mushrooms, fragrant thyme and a crunchy, cheesy topping.

Danish meatloaf is a protein-rich, crowd-pleasing dish that combines beef and pork mince, herbs and warming spices, all wrapped in crispy bacon. It’s an easy and delicious way to elevate your family dinner.

Dream Cake, or Drømmekage, has been a staple in Danish cooking for decades. A soft, buttery vanilla cake is topped with a rich, caramelised coconut topping, perfect to enjoy with a cup of tea or coffee. This healthier version uses wholemeal spelt flour and natural sweeteners, making it a more nourishing indulgence that doesn’t compromise on flavour.

This vegetarian nourish bowl is full of nutritious ingredients and bursting with flavour. It is simple to make and can be prepared in advance, making it a convenient choice for busy individuals.

This high-protein sausage egg bake is the ultimate one-pan dish for easy get-ahead preparation. With a mix of juicy sausages, eggs, nourishing veggies and melty cheese, it’s as easy to make as it is delicious.

This roast is the most beautiful flavour combination and an all-time classic, a favourite with the family.

This dish is inspired by my nan and has all the flavours of the old-time lamb pearl barley soup she used to make. Loaded with classic soupy vegetables, this is warming, nourishing, super-satisfying and very budget-friendly!

This pie is both healthy and affordable, expanding the basic meat and potato pie to one that is full of readily available seasonal vegetables. The spices and long list of vegetables make it a truly healthy, hearty meal.

This tuna lasagne is a great meal to make ahead, perfect for any shift worker or just to take the burden off a busy evening. The tuna is not dominant at all and with the vegetables throughout, provides an excellent, nutritious meal.

This Sweet & Sour Adobo is extra tasty from the marinated chicken and the thick sauce full of flavour. Pineapple provides the wonderful sweetness in this dish and the sourness of the apple-cider vinegar is delicately balanced with the salty tamari, while herbs and spices add layers of flavour. While this dish takes a little longer to make, the result is nutritious and incredibly delicious.

This combination of pork mince with onion, tomatoes, carrots, capsicum and peas is a wonderful meal, high in protein, vitamins, minerals and fibre. It’s a comforting dish often served during special occasions but is also enjoyed as an everyday meal due to its ease of cooking and the balance of the rich sauce with fresh vegetables and meat.

This One Pot Smoky Chicken Penne is a breeze to make and minimises clean up! The smoky paprika infuses the dish with a savoury aroma, while fresh basil adds a delightful herbal freshness. Packed with protein and carbohydrates, this meal also incorporates broth into the sauce, providing essential minerals. Give it a try the next time you need a quick and satisfying mid-week dinner.