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Zucchini Gratin Tart

I’m not going to pretend that this dish isn’t a bit of work, but trust me when I say it’s worth every second. From the crisp, delicious potato crust to the lush, flavour-packed filling, it’s a vegetarian show-stopper.

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Zucchini, Lemon & Mint Salad

Buttery tender and tasty, raw zucchini gives you all of the satisfying crunch of a cucumber, but none of the wateriness. Teamed here with a simple yet delicious lemon and olive oil dressing and a scatter of fresh mint, this salad will become a staple. It’s a surprisingly elevated salad for one that is literally thrown together and incredibly simple to make.

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Immune-Boost ing Soup

This soup is the Wonder Woman of the soup world! Packed full of Vitamins A, C and E, antioxidants and immune-boosting ingredients like garlic and ginger, this soup will be the powerhouse you’ve been looking for. And not only is it full of vitality — it tastes incredible! I’ve used frozen vegetables to make this soup super easy, but feel free to swap with fresh spinach, kale and broccoli. When using turmeric, always make sure to add a good pinch of black pepper as it increases
the absorption of curcumin, turmeric’s anti-inflammatory component.

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Golden Healing Soup

We all know that nothing is better when you’re sick than a big bowl of chicken and vegetable soup. Add the powerful benefits of saffron, turmeric and ginger and this soup becomes a healing powerhouse. It’s like a bowl of sunshine for your weary soul.

Honey Lime Chicken

Honey Lime Chicken

Are you sold yet? These delicious, sweet and sticky tenders are perfect served to your friends for a simple yet memorable dinner. They also freeze well and can form the basis of so many other meals for yourself, so they are great for meal prepping too.

Aussie Ramen

Aussie Ramen

There is a dish that went viral on TikTok using ramen noodles and Asian-style sauces. I wondered what would happen if I reinvented it with some simple ingredients that I think every student would have in their pantry. Did I expect it to be one of the tastiest dishes I’ve made? No. Did I realise that I would now be tossing a bowl together whenever I didn’t feel like cooking a full meal? No. Did both of these things happen? Absolutely! Seriously, try it yourself — it’s not just for students.

Spaghetti & Meatballs

Easy Spaghetti and Meatballs

Spaghetti and meatballs is comfort food personified, but what student has the time, money and fridge space to buy
a million ingredients to craft the perfect gourmet meatballs? I’m not a student, but this is still my favourite way to make fast and fabulous meatballs using a supermarket hack and minimal equipment. Show me a student who will say no to more time and money.

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Sugarless Gingerbread Pudding

Using dates to sweeten this traditional pudding gives it a delicious sweet, caramel flavour without adding any sugars. Serve with a simple dusting of icing sugar and some custard.