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Serve this super tasty savoury take on a crumble as a side with your main meal, or if you want it to be the hero, simply add a few leafy greens to serve with it.
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Packed full of vitamins, plant-based protein and beloved all over the world, chickpeas are nutritional powerhouses. If you have any dried or canned chickpeas in your pantry, stretch your ingredients (and your budget) further with this delicious chickpea pasta with lemon, burnt butter and broccolini.
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A fabulous way to fight waste and save time and money is to make a big batch of food and freeze it. That way, when you need to feed hungry mouths in a flash, you don’t need to think twice: just thaw, reheat and you’re ready to go. Keep the winter chills at bay with this warming sweet potato and coconut soup with hot crunchy garlic bread. This simple recipe can stay frozen in your freezer for months and reheated at your convenience.
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Thai food always tantalises, and this vegetarian Thai red curry noodle soup with roasted pumpkin is no exception. Make your own red curry paste with this super easy recipe.
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A traditional Sichuan dish, mapo tofu is made with simmered silken tofu flavored with fermented bean paste, beef, chili bean paste, and a handful of Sichuan peppercorns. The chili bean paste brings the heat, and Sichuan peppercorns bring a pleasantly numbing spiciness to this dish.
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Mushrooms are rich in nutritional benefits. Containing minerals such as potassium, copper, selenium and iron, mushrooms are a healthy addition to any diet. This easy to throw together bagel combines the magical flavours of mushroom and smoked cheddar, what’s not to love?
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Pappare means ‘to gobble up’, in Italian, which is the destiny of this dish. It’s a lovely spicy dish, but the quantity of harissa can easily be reduced. Make the sauce 3 days ahead if you like and keep in the fridge until needed.
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This is a quick way to get a very comforting meal on the table in a wonderfully short amount of time. It’s a dish as happily eaten for brunch, with coffee, as it is for a light supper with some crusty white bread and a glass of wine. The leeks and spinach can be made up to a day ahead and kept in the fridge, ready for the eggs to be cracked in and braised.
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Nutritious Meat Free Weekly Menu. Celebrate World Meat Free Day with a week full of delicious vegetarian dishes! Brioche Doughnuts with […]
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Sandro’s Simple Sugo Swaps. The two most important elements in any good risotto are rice, and a little time. When it […]
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For a healthy vegetarian dinner try this Sticky Sriracha Tofu Bowl full of fresh vegetables and sticky tofu. Sticky Sriracha tofu […]
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Chickpea Crepes with Mushroom Ragu and Goats Curd. A simple vegetarian meal with loads of flavour. Chickpea Pancakes 150g chickpea […]
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