Slow-cooked, tender beef brisket paired with a tomatoey, spiced mixture creates a perfect filling for tortillas topped with fresh tomato, avocado and coriander. Find the recipe for the Sticky Brisket Burgers here.
The hero here is beef brisket that is slow-cooked until it falls apart. Divided into two, one part
becomes a super-flavoursome sticky beef mixture that is served with fresh coleslaw in a brioche bun.
Lamb shoulder is slow-roasted to create pull-apart meat that can be transformed into two meals including these Greek nachos that are full of flavour and crunch, complimented by a fresh and tangy tzatziki. Find the recipe for the lamb shoulder here.
Slow-roasted lamb shoulder transforms into tender, pull-apart meat perfect for a warming pilaf full of delicious spices.
This fresh and light salad is a quick summer reset meal with wholesome chickpeas, flaky
salmon and simple ingredients. It delivers fast nourishment and satisfaction for warm-day energy.
This quick and easy dal recipe is a nourishing, meat-free meal. Filled with vegetables, plant-based protein and fibre, it’s great to serve with rice or quinoa and a big leafy salad.
This salad is a great reset meal, combining buckwheat, roasted carrots, pickled currants, toasted nuts and feta. It’s gluten-free, light and satisfying and perfect for a nourishing lunch or side dish.
This ginger pear pan pudding is a delicious, quick and easy-to-make dessert that my ginger-loving family adores. Ginger and pear are a perfect match of sweetness and spice, and I do love a scoop of creaminess on top!
This Indian baked vegetable dish shows the vibrant versatility of plant-based cooking with its bold flavours and varied textures. Sweet potatoes and cauliflower are roasted with spices and seasoning, creating a warm, slightly sweet base. Crunchy almonds and leafy greens add texture, while a creamy dressing of yoghurt, lime juice and spices brings a tangy finish that ties it all together beautifully.
Eggplant “meatballs” in herby tomato sauce, topped with creamy bocconcini — a hearty, plant-based, nourishing meal.
This salmon tartare is a little bit fancy but easy to make and extremely delicious. The raw salmon is coated in a home-made mayonnaise mixed through with lemon, spring onion, capers and fresh parsley.
The combination of sweet mango with fresh mint and lime zest over a lightly spiced salmon fillet is just incredible. Get your pan nice and hot and be ready to enjoy the tender, caramelised flakes of salmon with a cracking salsa.
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