Articles & Recipes

Another recipe where cauliflower gets to prove just how versatile, easy to cook with and downright delicious it can be! This tasty ‘rice’ is great served alongside favourite curries, or enjoyed as it is with warm chapatis or pitta bread and a dollop of thick yoghurt alongside. Serves 2 as a main dish, 4 as a side.

This tasty veggie riff on the popular ‘Bang Bang Chicken’ is super-charged with flavour – it’s super-simple to make, too. If you’d like to make this recipe vegan, just use any plant-based milk and substitute maple or date syrup for the honey. Serves 2 as a main meal, or 4 as a side.

Joyfully ‘hands-on’ and properly satisfying, this is great lunch or light supper, and can be tweaked to suit individual preferences; to make it vegan, omit the cheese (or use a vegan cheese) and use sugar instead of the honey in the pickle. Serves 2.

This delicious vegetarian Wellington deserves a central spot on your celebratory table! Serves 6.

We’ll never tire of roast potatoes (or of finding new ways to enjoy them!). This recipe uses polenta for extra crunch and rosemary for flavour – though you can use any woody herbs you like, including thyme or sage. Serves 4 as a side dish.

This simple-but-delicious side dish will transform the way you view cabbage! Serves 4-6 as a side dish.

This hearty, vegan-friendly pie will make a great alternative (or additional) centrepiece for your Christmas table. Serves 6.

This savoury vegetarian crumble is packed with hearty veg and chickpeas, and topped with a delicious nutty crumble. To make a vegan version, simply substitute the butter and cream for plant-based alternatives. Serves 4.

Leftover Christmas-dinner veg get a new lease of life in this tasty and flexible recipe. It’s a great way to use up cooked veg, odds and ends from the cheeseboard and even sauces or chutneys – best of all, it really doesn’t taste like ‘leftovers’! Serves 2-4.

This is a straightforward recipe that can be made ahead and refrigerated until needed – just give it enough time to come up to room temperature before serving. Serves 8 as part of a spread.

While British asparagus is still available, there’s no nicer way to enjoy it than grilled quickly over coals and finishing with a quick, simple dressing – the spears turn a beautiful bright green in the heat, and the charcoal imparts smoky flavour and sweetness to each stem. Delicious! Serves 4 as a side dish.

We never get tired of fresh tomatoes, but when they’re really plentiful it’s nice to set a few aside for this simple but tasty chutney – it’s ‘sunshine in a jar’ that will keep long enough for you to enjoy it when the warm weather is just a happy memory! Makes 4 jars, approximately 250g each.