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items: 36 Boxing Day recipes
items: 27 Christmas leftovers recipes
items: 66 New Year's Eve party food ideas
items: 66 Christmas baking recipes
items: 46 Christmas side dish recipes
items: 22 trifle recipes
items: 21 Christmas trimmings recipes
items: 26 venison recipes
items: 22 Turkish recipes for meze-style feasting
items: 31 sweet and savoury pumpkin recipes
items: 4 Mauritian recipes
items: 43 leek recipes
items: 33 healthy pasta recipes
items: 22 healthy Italian recipes
items: 34 healthy curry recipes
items: 21 autumn cake ideas
items: 28 South Korean recipes
items: 97 lamb recipes
items: 29 cabbage recipes
items: 79 homemade pie recipes: comforting classics and exciting twists
items: 42 peach recipes
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36 Boxing Day recipes
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description: Browse our Boxing Day buffet ideas for fuss-free entertaining. From sausage twists to gin-cured salmon, we've picked the best sweet and savoury treats
encoded: Looking for Boxing Day food ideas? Want to put on a lazy buffet spread? We've got plenty of inspiration for effortless party pleasers. The fridge will be overflowing with leftover turkey and half-eaten trifle, so when it's time to think about food again, why not lay on an easy yet impressive Boxing Day spread? Try our mouth-watering Boxing Day buffet ideas below. Clear out your fridge and make the most of your favourite ingredients with our best Christmas leftover recipes and indulge in our best winter comfort food recipes. Boxing Day menu ideas Salmon flatbread Try this salmon flatbread at your Boxing Day party for a modern twist on festive entertaining. Soft cheese, smoked salmon, capers and pickled onions are layered over Turkish flatbread, creating an impressive sharing board that’s as easy to eat as it is to serve. Whipped feta with apricots, olives and oranges Start your Boxing Day party with this whipped feta dip, loaded with festive dried fruits, olives and a pomegranate molasses drizzle. Served with crackers or crudités, it’s a crowd-pleasing starter that’s guaranteed to get everyone in the celebratory spirit. Giant sausage roll No Boxing Day spread is complete without a sausage roll, and this giant version is a real showpiece. With a tamarind glaze for tropical tang and a pistachio-studded filling, it’s perfect for slicing and sharing at your festive gathering. Honeyed squash, sage and feta filo cigars These honeyed squash filo morsels are ideal for Boxing Day parties. Crisp filo pastry encases a sweet and savoury filling, making them a delightful finger food to pass around as everyone enjoys the post-Christmas festivities. Swedish roasted beet and apple salad Brighten up your Boxing Day spread with this Swedish roasted beet and apple salad. Roasted beetroot, crisp apple and fresh dill are tossed in a sharp honey and mustard dressing, creating a vibrant and crunchy Nordic dish. It’s just the thing to add colour and freshness to your festive buffet, perfect…

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27 Christmas leftovers recipes
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description: Got a fridge piled high with turkey, ham and blue cheese? Our inventive recipes make the most of Christmas leftovers, from indulgent ham lasagnes to epic spiced turkey naans
encoded: Wondering what to do with Christmas leftovers? Want to cut down on waste and cost by making your festive ingredients last? Try our clever ways to use up Christmas turkey, ham, Brussels sprouts and cheese. From pies to blue cheese toasties, we've got plenty of recipes for Boxing Day and beyond. Make these creative leftover dishes, try our leftover turkey recipes, Christmas leftover salad recipes and leftover Christmas ham recipes. Have lots of leftover Irish cream? Click here for our best ever Baileys recipes. Best Christmas leftover recipes Leftover roast turkey pie Keep costs down over the festive period by using the remains of any roast chicken or turkey and turning into a creamy 1-hour pie, perfect on a chilly day. We've got lots more leftover turkey recipes, from curry to ramen. Pigs in blankets carbonara If, by some miracle, you have any pigs-in-blankets left-over from your Christmas dinner, give them a new lease of life in this rich carbonara recipe. Turkey ramen Cut down on waste and cost by making your leftover Christmas turkey last in this nutritious and restorative ramen. Posh bubble and squeak (with chestnuts) The ultimate waste-cutting dish. By adding pancetta, cooked chestnuts and sneaking in some brussels sprouts, you've got yourself the perfect Boxing Day brunch. Mix and match mac ‘n’ cheese bar A cheeseboard is a classic for Boxing Day. While you can never have too much cheese, it's difficult to get through it all. If you're in this situation, try making this mac 'n' cheese. Not only is it a great way to use up left over cheddar and parmesan, but also it will be sure to keep all the family happy between Boxing Day and New Year. Turkey and ham pie What better way to use up your Christmas turkey leftovers? This meaty, creamy turkey and ham pie is made with shop-bought puff pastry to make life a little easier. Perfect for a simple post-Christmas family dinner which doesn't break the bank. See more leftover ham recipes, including decadent toasties and ch…

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66 New Year's Eve party food ideas
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description: Hosting a New Year's Eve party? From finger food and crowdpleasing mains, to showstopping desserts and sparkly cocktails, you're sure to bring in 2026 in style with these recipes
encoded: Hosting a New Year's Eve party? Check out our easy party food for New Year's Eve. Try our fun canapé ideas and hassle-free finger food including vegetarian canapés, posh little avocado on toast and mini lobster rolls. We've got some great sharing mains, from beef chilli and tacos to fried chicken buns. Our festive cocktails sparkle up your party and our easy yet show-stopping desserts will catch everyone's eye. New Year's Eve party finger food Check out our easy canapé recipes and finger food for your new year party. Also check out our vegetarian canapé recipes for meat-free bites. Pickled melon and prosciutto skewers Give your festive canapés a fresh twist with these pickled melon and prosciutto skewers – the quick pickle adds a bright, tangy lift to this classic combo. Harissa hot wings with hazelnut dukkah Make your own nutty dukkah as a dip for these chicken wings spiced up with harissa and Frank's RedHot sauce. This will make more dukkah than you’ll need, but will keep for a few weeks in a sealed jar. Discover more of our best harissa recipes here. Classic potato wedges Perfectly golden, crispy potato wedges with dollops of soured cream and salsa are guaranteed to satisfy hungry guests. Radish butter terrine Radishes and butter are a timeless pairing, perfect for a chic starter or elegant nibble – just slice and spread over crisp rye toast for instant sophistication. Maple-glazed sausage blinis Kick off a festive party with these easy canapés, turning cocktail sausages into impressive bitesize party food. See more ideas for blini toppings. Baby new potatoes wrapped in bacon with harissa cheese dip Try these baby new potatoes wrapped in crispy bacon with a punchy, creamy harissa soft cheese dip. This simple bite-size potato skewers recipe make an easy party snack recipe. Chicken tenders with garlic parmesan These make great finger food for a large gathering – serve with cute cocktail sticks for spearing. Brussels sprouts bhaji snacks with raita Coated lightly in…

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66 Christmas baking recipes
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date: 2025-12-01T10:28:33.000Z
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description: Impress guests over the festive season with our best Christmas baking ideas, from classic mince pies, stollen and Christmas fruit cake to decorated cookies
encoded: Looking for the best ever Christmas baking recipes. We've got everything from Christmas cookies to classic mince pies, Baileys chocolate tiffin to Christmas cupcakes, plus a crowd-pleasing white chocolate Christmas cake to treat yourself and loved ones during the festive season. We've also got plenty more indulgent Christmas dessert recipes to serve to your family and friends during the holidays. For quick and easy festive entertaining, check out our no-cook Christmas entertaining ideas. Get the big day off to a delicious start with our Christmas breakfast ideas and if you're looking for last-minute present ideas for the foodie in your life, our homemade edible Christmas gifts are sure to bring a smile to their face. Best Christmas baking ideas Bûche de Noël Serve this bûche de noël for a Christmas dessert showpiece. This festive log features layers of chocolate sponge, chantilly cream and chocolate buttercream. Cinnamon biscuits These crisp iced biscuits are flavoured with warming cinnamon and ginger spices. They are sure to fill your kitchen with enticing festive aromas. Buttermint madeleines Edd Kimber reimagines the nostalgic flavour of Murray Mints in these festive madeleines, made with browned butter and finished with a smooth white chocolate shell – perfect for afternoon tea. Classic mince pies It's just not Christmas without a mince pie. Making your own shortcrust pastry is easy, and investing in decent shop-bought mincemeat makes all the difference. Make-ahead Christmas cake Get ahead for Christmas by baking this classic festive fruit cake, covered in marzipan and fondant icing. With gentle spices, citrus flavours and ginger wine, this easy bake is full of flavour and sure to impress a crowd. Classic stollen This gently spiced, festive bake is bursting with dried fruit and marzipan. A great homemade gift or afternoon pick-me-up. Baileys cake A real showstopper of a cake, this three-tiered beauty is all dark chocolate and Baileys Irish Cream. It's perfect fo…

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46 Christmas side dish recipes
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description: Try our favourite Christmas sides, from classic brussels sprouts to indulgent cauliflower cheese, roasted carrots and parsnips, we've got trimmings covered
encoded: Looking for the best Christmas side dishes? From brussels sprouts to red cabbage and roast parsnips, plus winter greens and indulgent gratin recipes, we've covered all bases. We also have plenty of Christmas trimmings ideas, from pigs in blankets to the perfect gravy. Once the sides are sorted, find out how to cook the perfect turkey with our expert guide. If you're going all-out vegetarian this Christmas, try our Christmas vegetarian recipes. Make sure you try our best roast potato recipes for perfectly crispy, golden-brown spuds. After, take a look at our festive entertaining ideas for more inspiration. Explore our christmas breakfast recipes packed with seasonal flavours to get the big day off to a great start. Need last-minute inspiration? For quick and easy festive entertaining, check out our no-cook Christmas entertaining ideas. Jump to: Brussels sprouts recipes Carrot recipes for Christmas Christmas Cabbage recipes Parsnip recipes for Christmas Christmas greens recipes Vegetable gratin recipes Christmas stuffing recipes Roasted root recipes Christmas roast potato recipes Easy Christmas sides Brussels sprouts recipes The Christmas side dish that everyone loves to hate. We've given some love to this versatile veg in our collection of brussels sprouts recipes. Air fryer Brussels sprouts All you need is an air fryer and a splash of olive oil to get the most out of brussels sprouts. Cacio e pepe sprouts Take your Christmas feast to the next level with these jazzed up salt and pepper sprouts tossed with pecorino cheese. Sticky miso roast sprouts Sprouts will be the favourite side dish this Christmas thanks to our sticky miso roast sprouts recipe. Marmalade-glazed sprouts with chestnuts Give Christmas sprouts an effortless twist with marmalade, chestnuts and thyme. Frying steamed sprouts in butter lends colour and a velvety shine to your veg. 'Nduja-fried sprouts Jazz up your sprouts this Christmas with punchy 'nduja. ’Nduja adds a touch of fiery spice in this easy …

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22 trifle recipes
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description: Check out our favourite trifle recipes for year-round easy entertaining – from a classic sherry to rich chocolate and even a Dubai chocolate trifle
encoded: Looking for the most impressive trifle recipe? We have plenty of twists on the classic trifle for an impressive summer dessert or a wintry festive showstopper. Our summer trifles use seasonal ingredients such as strawberries and peaches to festive showstoppers like sherry trifles, chocolate trifle and gingerbread flavour. Plus we have plenty of other sweet treats to choose from including our decadent chocolate recipes and indulgent cheesecake ideas. For more festive sweet treats, discover our Christmas desserts and Christmas baking recipes. Best trifle recipes Classic trifle Want a Christmas trifle recipe with a boozy twist? This indulgent sherry trifle uses Amaretti biscuits for a lovely texture and flavour. It's a perfect way to conclude your Christmas day meal. Baileys tiramisu trifle Our stunning Christmas trifle recipe with boozy Baileys, chocolate swiss roll and lightly whipped cream with espresso makes for an impressive centrepiece at your festive feast. Sherry trifle Want a classic family dessert recipe with a twist? Make our easy trifle recipe with boozy sherry. Dubai chocolate trifle Layer a chocolate Swiss roll, pour over amaretto and top with custard and pistachio cream to make a trifle inspired by the viral Dubai chocolate bar – it takes just 35 minutes. Raspberry trifle fridge cake All the flavours of trifle but in a layered no-bake cake. This is a great one to make ahead as it needs overnight setting. Lemon trifle Try this zesty spin on a classic for an impressive centrepiece at a feast. Vegan raspberry and lemon trifle Impress your guests with this classic layered dessert. The easy homemade custard uses vanilla-flavoured soya milk and gives a traditional flavour and colour to the custard. Mascarpone raspberry trifle terrine Impress your festive guests with our beautiful mascarpone trifle with juicy raspberries – it’s easy to slice and easy to make. It will keep for up to three days in the fridge, so you can make it ahead of Christmas day. Chocolate t…

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21 Christmas trimmings recipes
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description: It's the trimmings that really make a Christmas dinner into a feast, so try our top Christmas trimmings recipes, from boozy cranberry sauce to simple stuffing and our unique sourdough bread sauce
encoded: Looking for Christmas trimming ideas? Try our best pigs in a blanket recipe, Christmas stuffing and gravy ideas, plus other festive accompaniments such as boozy cranberry sauce and sourdough bread sauce. Check out our Christmas sides such as best ever roast potato recipes to serve with Christmas dinner and our favourite easy red cabbage recipes for a pop of colour and flavour. Christmas trimmings ideas Pigs in blankets Pigs in blankets are an essential part of any festive spread. Chipolata sausages are wrapped in crisp streaky bacon for the perfect Christmas side dish. Master stock and get ahead gravy This super-charged chicken stock makes a rich and flavourful gravy that’s perfect for your Christmas day roast. Chestnut stuffing with dates and molasses Impress guests over the festive period with our epic stuffing recipe, featuring chestnuts, sausagemeat, sage leaves and sour cherries. Honey roasted parsnips Bring an extra serving of veg to your Christmas dinner with crispy, golden, honey roasted parsnips. Cranberry and port sauce A side of festive cranberry and port sauce is a grown-up addition to your Christmas dinner. Make-ahead gravy Our easy gravy will save you juggling pans on Christmas day and you can even make and freeze it if you want to get ahead. Add any last-minute juices from the turkey to this when you reheat it for an extra bump of flavour. Pigs in a blanket recipe with sage and apple We love pigs in blankets! This is a classic Christmas side dish with a twist. Crisp bacon, sweet and sour apple and aromatic sage, what more could you want from your piggies at Christmas? Brussels sprouts gratin This epic festive side dish combines brussels sprouts with streaky bacon, baked until golden and crisp. Marmalade-glazed sprouts with chestnuts Give Christmas sprouts an effortless twist with marmalade, chestnuts and thyme. Frying steamed sprouts in butter lends colour and a velvety shine to your veg. Vegan pigs in duvets No one needs to miss out this Christmas wi…

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26 venison recipes
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description: This rich, lean meat works wonders in hearty autumnal stews and winter bakes, from hunter's pie to venison and juniper casserole
encoded: Looking for venison recipes? Want to know how to make the perfect venison stew or venison burger? Try our ideas below then see our top pheasant recipes. Venison is a sustainable meat choice in the UK. The lean red meat is at it's best over winter, meaning it's brilliant in hearty pies, stews and casseroles. A great choice for winter dinner parties, we've also got a recipe for venison tartare, or try venison steaks for quick midweek meals. Venison recipes Thai-style venison stir-fry with fried egg Ready on the table in 20 minutes, this stir-fry is based on the classic Thai dish pad kra pow. The original can be fairly fiery, so adjust the chillies according to your taste. Venison stew Make our warming venison stew with sloe gin and cheesy polenta. This rich winter recipe may take a little time, but it's definitely worth it, a comforting recipe the whole family will love. Venison pastistio Put a seasonal spin on classic Greek pastitsio by swapping beef for venison mince. Its rich, gamey flavour pairs beautifully with the warming spices in the sauce, creating a hearty, comforting dish with a sophisticated twist. Venison pie Venison, chestnut mushrooms and red wine meet in this comforting pie that’s perfect for an autumnal pick-me-up. Discover more easy pie recipes. Venison chilli The deep game flavour of the venison holds up well to spices and chocolate in this exciting chilli recipe. Serve with rice and soured cream for an cosy winter meal. Venison toad-in-the-hole Try this simple twist on a classic comfort food dish, swapping out everyday pork sausage for venison. For extra veg, try our sausage and sweet potato toad in the hole recipe. Venison, thyme and port lattice pie Rich venison in port gravy is encased in buttery lattice pastry to create the ultimate winter pie – serve with potatoes and greens for a weekend treat. Venison casserole This recipe for venison and juniper casserole is easy to make and under 300 calories, but delivers all the winter comfort you'd want…

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22 Turkish recipes for meze-style feasting
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description: Create a meze feast or Turkish breakfast at home with some of our favourite recipes, from manti dumplings to pide pizza and Turkish eggs
encoded: Looking for Turkish recipes? Create your own Turkish meze feast at home. Start with manti dumplings and move on to lamb, pide and more then serve baklava or our Turkish delight-inspired puds. We even have Turkish breakfast ideas to really impress at the weekend. Learn about Turkish coffee culture with our expert barista Celeste Wong's guide, including traditional rituals, how to order it and the perfect recipe for at-home brewing. Easy Turkish recipes Turkish baked aubergine and meatball kebab This easy all-in-one bake is a firm favourite with family and friends – the juicy köfte, meatballs and aubergines just melt in the mouth. Turkish recipe writer Özlem Warren says, "This easy all-in-one bake is a firm favourite with family and friends – the juicy köfte, meatballs and aubergines just melt in the mouth. It is a Gaziantep speciality that you can enjoy in kebab houses in Istanbul, too. In Gaziantep and the southern part of the country, including at my hometown, Antakya, folks prepare this at home and take to the bakery (fırın) to be baked. My homemade version is more of an easy casserole style, everything is cooked in one pot. Please use the long and slim variety of purple aubergines for this kebab." Turkish lahmacun Lahmacun, often referred to as Turkish pizza, is a favourite Middle Eastern flatbread. This version by Özlem Warren features a rich lamb mince topping complemented by a zesty piyaz salad and tangy sumac onions for a burst of flavour. Turkish gözleme Traditionally cooked over a round sac griddle, these stuffed flatbreads are a beloved Turkish snack. Fill them with whatever you fancy – popular choices include mashed potatoes, cheese, chopped spinach, fresh herbs and, for meat lovers, sautéed minced meat. Turkish stuffed peppers There are countless variations of Turkish dolma, but one constant is the generous use of onions and olive oil, which infuse the dish with incredible flavour. Serve these stuffed peppers alongside a refreshing cacik dip, made with c…

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31 sweet and savoury pumpkin recipes
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description: Our perfect pumpkin recipes make the most of this vibrant autumnal veg in everything from comforting curries and soups to pumpkin pie, donuts and muffins
encoded: Looking for pumpkin recipes? Roast pumpkin is an autumnal classic, so try it in pumpkin soup, curry and the ultimate pumpkin pie. We're big on zero waste at olive, so we've also included ideas for how to use pumpkin seeds (savoury granola anyone?). Whether it's Thanksgiving or Halloween, we've got a pumpkin recipe for every occasion (Be careful, though, as not all carving pumpkins are edible!). Want expert advice for growing your own crop? Learn how to grow your own pumpkins from our friends at Gardeners' World. Pumpkin recipes Baked baby pumpkin with red curry prawns Red curry prawns are combined with baked pumpkins in this gluten-free main. You could use small butternut squashes instead – the cooking time might need to be adjusted, however. Pumpkin soup Serve this in big mugs with fat fingers of melty cheese toasties for dipping. See more of our favourite autumn soup recipes. Thai pumpkin curry (gaeng fak thong) Make the most of seasonal pumpkins or butternut squash in this Thai curry, flavoured with dill, fish sauce and homemade red and green chilli paste. Pumpkin gingerbread milk Make the most of canned pumpkin in this warming winter drink, perfect for sipping alongside a meditation or mindfulness session. Pumpkin pie The best pumpkin pie. Designed to impress, this rich creamy pud uses bought pastry, making it easy but still a special bake. Maple cream goes on the side. Bake one of our sweet tart recipes for your next gathering. Pumpkin risotto This hearty, warming risotto sees chunks of pumpkin roasted with mace and garlic until golden and caramelised, before being stirred through silky risotto and finished with crispy sage. Pumpkin spice latte Follow expert barista Celeste Wong's step-by-step guide to making the perfect version of this comforting, autumnal coffee. Check out more autumn coffee ideas including a cinnamon toast crunch coffee... Pumpkin falafels These falafels are fun to share, adaptable, vegan and gluten-free. Serve with a cashew 'tahini' sauce a…

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4 Mauritian recipes
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description: Discover the bold flavours of Mauritius with recipes celebrating its rich mix of cultures, from street food and curries to sweet island-inspired desserts
encoded: Looking for Mauritian recipes? If you are keen to explore further, why not read about a foodie road trip in Mauritius for further inspiration? Want to explore new global cuisines from the comfort of your own kitchen? Check out more of our recipes from around the world with our Japanese recipes, Italian recipes and Greek recipes. Easy Mauritian recipes Mauritian butter bean curry (cari gros pois) This butter bean curry is one of Shelina Permalloo's ultimate comfort dishes: warm, rich and full of nostalgic flavour. She says, "Growing up in a Mauritian household, pulses like butter beans were a staple. They were affordable, filling and could stretch to feed a big family without sacrificing taste. My mum would often cook this on quiet weeknights when money was tight but hearts were full. The smell of onions, garlic, curry powder and thyme gently simmering would fill the house, and bring everyone to the kitchen. It was humble food, but made with so much love and care that it felt special every time. This is everyday Mauritian cooking at its best – simple ingredients, bold flavour and made to nourish." Mauritian chilli cakes (gato pima) with tomato chilli chutney Gato pima is, without a doubt, Shelina Permalloo's favourite gajak — Mauritian street food snack. She says, "I grew up eating these spicy little fritters at every family gathering, festival or after school. They’re crunchy on the outside, soft and lightly spiced on the inside, and packed with bold flavours. What I love most is how simple they are to make – just soaked yellow split peas and a few aromatics. They’re naturally vegan and gluten-free, which means I can serve them to pretty much anyone. And once you start eating them it’s impossible to stop at just one. In my family there was always a batch frying in the background while the adults chatted and the kids ran around. They aren’t just food, they’re memory, culture and connection all wrapped up in a golden, crispy bite." Mauritian magic bowl (bol devire) Th…

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43 leek recipes
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description: Make the most of leeks with our recipes for comforting pies, hearty soups, savoury bakes, risottos and rib-sticking pasta dishes
encoded: If you want to find out how to cook leeks, look no further. Our leek recipes make the most out of this leafy green, from warming leek and potato soup recipes to side dish ideas. Next, check out our spring onion recipes, celery recipes, asparagus recipes, easy runner bean recipes and fennel recipes. Try our comforting chicken and leek pies, leek pasta and vegetarian leek recipes. Looking for something a bit lighter for the spring? Try our spring green broth and our other healthy leek recipes. When buying leeks, check that the dark green tips are in good condition and make sure that you wash them thoroughly – they're experts at trapping dirt between the layers. Don’t ditch these dark green ends, they are tough but quickly cooking in some oil or butter will soften them up. Want expert advice for growing your own crop? Learn how to grow your own leeks from our friends at Gardeners' World. Why we love leeks Leeks have a delicate, sweet flavour and become delightfully soft when cooked low and slow. How to serve leeks From the same family as the onion, they can be used in all manner of pies, soups, stews and casseroles. It's important to wash and peel your leeks to remove the tough outer layer. Can you freeze leeks? Yes, you can freeze cooked and uncooked leeks. It's best to slice them before – this will also make it easier to store them. Health benefits of leeks Leeks are an impressive source of vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, C and K. These contribute to healthy skin, immune system and bones. They're also packed with fibre, so help keep your gut happy – and they contain antioxidants which protect cells from being damaged. Leek recipes Leek lasagne with kale and ricotta Leeks are layered with kale, ricotta and pesto in this vegetarian lasagne. Sure to become a family favourite and rival the classic meaty lasagne, this dish is under 500 calories and really easy to whip up. Give our butternut squash lasagne a go, too. Stuffed butternut squash with blue cheese a…

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33 healthy pasta recipes
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description: A bowl of pasta can be wholesome as well as comforting. Try our creamy salmon pasta, tuna pasta bake, prawn spaghetti, orzo 'risotto' and many more
encoded: Looking for healthy pasta recipes? Whether you're on the 5:2 diet or want to find nourishing midweek meals, we have plenty of healthy pasta dishes for you to try. When eaten in moderation, pasta can easily form part of a balanced and healthy diet. Whether a meat eater or a vegan, you can support your health with delicious and nutrient-rich toppings or sauces which add more vitamins and minerals, protein, calcium and good fats. Adding herbs to your pasta dishes, such as basil, thyme or oregano, is also an excellent way to boost the nutritional density of your dish, as they are naturally anti-inflammatory and provide benefits against heart disease and diabetes. From lighter linguine to super-simple low-fat spaghetti, we have the best pasta ideas to make healthy meals with spaghetti, penne pasta, pasta shells and more. Then try our creamy pasta recipes and sausage pasta recipes. For more healthy meal inspiration, take a look at our quick and healthy recipes, healthy curry recipes, healthy takeaways and healthy Italian recipes. Best healthy pasta recipes Vegetarian lasagne Try our veggie alternative to classic meat lasagne with layers of greens and fresh pesto. This combination of kale, ricotta and leeks keeps the dish low in calories and easy to whip up – a great midweek meal the whole family will love. Healthy spaghetti bolognese This spaghetti bolognese has slightly less meat in than usual but no less flavour, and is bulked out with lentils for healthy fibre. You could also use vegetarian mince, if you like. Salad bag pasta Make this health veggie pasta for a dinner that's ready in under 20 minutes. Blanched almonds add richness, leafy greens bring iron, and ricotta and good olive oil take it next level. Spinach pasta Low in salt and sugar, this speedy midweek meal is packed with vibrant spinach and finished with a creamy lemon sauce. One-pot puttanesca This one-pan puttanesca is an easy meal for one. The pasta soaks up the flavours, and the starch from the pasta mak…

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22 healthy Italian recipes
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description: Enjoy a lighter Italian meal with our healthy pasta recipes, colourful traybakes and hearty lentil dishes
encoded: Looking for healthy Italian recipes? Check out these light Italian recipes, then take a look at our best Italian recipes, Italian starter recipes, Italian desserts, Italian baking recipes. Don't forget to check out our best healthy fakeaway recipes for all your favourite takeaway classics, including pizza. Italian food is part of the traditional Mediterranean diet which has been shown to help with weight, as well as reduce the risk of heart disease and diabetes. This is because it often includes lots of whole, fresh foods such as fish, beans, olive oil, seafood, veggies, nuts, grains and herbs. Have a look at our Mediterranean-style recipes. Check out our ideas below, and then take a look at our healthy curry recipes, healthy takeaways and healthy pasta recipes. Healthy Italian recipes Chicken traybake with lemon, orzo and olives This chicken tray bake with lemon, olives and orzo is a great midweek meal for all the family. It's super simple, and low in calories. Sardine spaghetti Tinned sardines are a great source of protein, omega-3 fatty acids and essential oils. Let them shine in this quick and easy Sardinian spaghetti dish. Pasta salad with bocconcini, capers and tomatoes Pasta gets tossed with tomatoes, olive oil, red wine vinegar and capers here, before being finished off with mozzarella cheese balls and fresh herbs. A great veggie dinner that's ready in 20 minutes. Baked halibut with fennel, lemon and walnut pangrattato Take your healthy fish supper to the next level and top baked halibut with a golden, crunchy pangrattato. Healthy spaghetti bolognese This spaghetti bolognese has slightly less meat in than usual but no less flavour, and is bulked out with lentils for healthy fibre. You could also use vegetarian mince, if you like. Healthy sardines on toast Sweet shallots, plump raisins and sharp capers go perfectly with sardines in this nourishing Sicilian-style dish – pile the lot on toasted bread for a speedy lunch. Marinated summer veg antipasti Our antipa…

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34 healthy curry recipes
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description: From lighter tikka masala to fiery vindaloo and veggie korma, try our wholesome curry dishes for a satisfying meal
encoded: Looking for healthy curry recipes? Check out our ideas below including healthy chicken korma, paneer and chickpea curry and slow cooker chicken curry, or try our vegetable curry ideas. Is curry healthy? Curries can provide many health benefits, and they don't have to be full of saturated fats. The spices used in curries, such as turmeric, ginger and chilli, are known for their potent anti-inflammatory properties, as well as being of benefit to heart health and possible anticancer benefits. With some easy swaps, you can also make curries lighter but not scrimp on taste, and is a great way to add to your five-a-day. For more healthy meal inspiration, take a look at our quick and healthy recipes, healthy takeaways, healthy pasta recipes and healthy Italian recipes. If you want to make your favourite meals healthier, take a look at our 15 healthy swaps. For summer inspiration, check out our healthy summer recipes. Best healthy curry recipes Creamy tofu curry with big veg sauce Try our vegetarian butternut squash and carrot curry with grilled chunks of tikka-marinated tofu. It's low in calories yet packed with plants, thanks to the veggies and spices. Courgette curry Prepare this light, summery courgette and pea curry in less than an hour. It's flavoured with fragrant spices, like turmeric and curry leaves, and perfect with rice. Paneer curry Cook this veg-heavy curry for a healthy vegetarian meal. The peas add extra protein while ginger and plum tomatoes make a light, fragrant sauce. Healthy chicken tikka masala Chicken tikka masala is known for being sweet and creamy. Here, in The Curry Guy's lighter version, the buttery flavour is achieved by using ground almonds. Yogurt makes for an incredibly creamy curry, too. Saag chana masala Green and red chillies elevate this spinach and chickpea curry – the perfect veggie side dish from Asma Khan of Darjeeling Express. Veggie butter curry Swap the meat for cauliflower, filling chickpeas and spinach to create a meat-free curry …

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21 autumn cake ideas
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description: Use apples, pears, quince and more to make our seasonal cakes for cosy autumn afternoons, then get planning for winter and beyond
encoded: Looking for autumn cake recipes? Want to use seasonal fruits to create easy cake recipes? Our fruity cake recipes transform seasonal fruits into delicious, moist cakes to enjoy at any time of day. For autumn, use pears, apples, blackberries and sloe berries to add a fruity edge and pretty topping to your cakes. Pair your cake with a cup of your favourite brew for the perfect teatime treat, then get planning with our winter cake ideas and even look forward to the warmer months with our spring and summer ideas. Check out these autumnal bakes, then try our pear recipes, pumpkin recipes, plum recipes, blackberry recipes and Halloween recipes. For more autumnal inspiration, see our best autumn home decor ideas, best autumn travel breaks for food lovers and our guide to how to make the most of autumn ingredients. If you are keen to explore even more seasonal bakes, browse our autumn recipes collection for a wealth of ideas to celebrate the flavours of the season. Autumn cake ideas Spiced apple cake This spiced apple cake captures all the flavours of autumn, with warming spices and naturally sweet apples at its core. Finished with a rich black treacle icing for a deep, bittersweet kick. Cranberry cake Make the most of cranberries coming into season with this vibrant autumn bake. Tangy berries, crunchy pistachios and a light citrus sponge come together for a cake that’s full of texture and flavour. Lemon blackberry cake This beautifully light bake combines tart blackberries and lemon with a hint of sweetness from icing sugar. It's great with a drizzle of cream or ice cream, too. Check out plenty more blackberry recipes for crumble, blondies, pies and more. Venetian apple cake This light Genoise sponge, layered with tender apples, makes the perfect autumn bake. A scattering of rosemary adds an aromatic twist, bringing extra warmth and depth to the flavour. Fig cake Soft, squidgy figs are an autumn staple, so we’ve baked them into this comforting vanilla and almond sponge cak…

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28 South Korean recipes
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description: Create a Korean-inspired feast at home with our recipes, from kimchi stew to gochujang-marinated pork and bulgogi steak sandwiches
encoded: Looking for Korean recipes? Want the best Korean fried chicken? Try our ideas and twists here, then check out our Japanese recipes. Create your own Korean-style banquet, including bulgogi burgers, punchy salads and BBQ meats. We also have a step-by-step guide to homemade kimchi. Read local Back Kimyung's guide to South Korean food here, including street food dishes, banquet-style dining and family traditions. Not spotted your favourite Korean dish? Do you know an awesome Korean chef or food writer that you’d like to see featured here? Email us or contact us on social media at @olivemagazine to let us know! Easy Korean recipes Korean tteokbokki Marching merrily to the nearest tteokbokki cart after school, linking arms with friends, is one of the most joyful memories of Su Scott's childhood that never fails to put a big smile on her face – one so vivid she can taste every mouthful just thinking about it. The glossy red braised rice cakes filled to the brim of a paper cup, she and her friends would all be on a mission to fish out piece after piece with a toothpick while nattering innocently about teenage pimples and pop stars, short skirts and heartaches, putting the world to rights. From extremely fiery gochujang-based sauce to salty chunjang (Korean black bean sauce) to carbonara-inspired cream sauce, the choices are endless and sold everywhere from school canteens to bunsik cafés, street corners and microwave-ready convenience store meals. But for her nothing quite beats the nostalgic taste of simple sweet and spicy tteokbokki. Korean BBQ chicken burger Take your chicken thigh burgers to the next level with a kimchi-infused marinade and a rich Korean BBQ glaze. They might look like something from a restaurant, but in reality, they’re incredibly easy to make, with six delicious burgers ready in under an hour. Korean noodles (doenjang udong) Used both as an ingredient to cook with and raw as a condiment, doenjang tastes quite salty and earthy while its pungent smell c…

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97 lamb recipes
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description: Discover our best lamb recipes including lamb chops, roast leg of lamb, lamb shoulder, lamb meatballs and curry Perfect for Easter, Sunday lunches and more
encoded: Looking for roast lamb recipes? Want to make a lamb shank? Try our easy lamb recipes below, then check out our leftover lamb ideas. What are the main lamb cuts? Lamb is a versatile meat, offering a variety of cuts suitable for different cooking methods and dishes. Here are some of the main lamb cuts, along with a brief description of each: Leg: The leg is a large, lean cut, ideal for roasting or slow-cooking, often served whole or butterflied. Shoulder: This cut is flavourful and slightly fattier, making it perfect for slow-roasting, braising, or stews. Rack: The rack consists of tender rib chops, often roasted whole or cut into individual chops for grilling or frying. Loin: The loin provides tender, succulent meat, often cut into chops or roasts, and is best cooked quickly. Shank: The shank is a tough, sinewy cut from the lower leg, which becomes meltingly tender when slow-cooked. Neck: Neck is an economical cut, full of flavour, ideal for stews, casseroles, or slow braises. Breast: The breast is a fattier, more affordable cut, often used for slow cooking or stuffing. Each cut offers a unique taste and texture, suiting a variety of recipes and cooking styles. What is the best cut of lamb to cook with? Lamb doesn’t have to be an expensive purchase. Buying lesser-used, cheaper cuts means you’ll get the most from your meat and even more flavour. Shoulder is a great alternative to leg, either whole or chopped up for a stew. The scrag, cut from the neck, is also a great cost-cutting option, best used in casseroles and soups. Serving lamb as part of a Sunday roast? We have plenty of ideas for roast lamb, including roast anchovy butter lamb with boulangere potatoes, rosemary and apricot-stuffed leg of lamb. We have tips for how to prepare lamb, which roasting tin to use and how to get juicy lamb. For more ways with this versatile meat, try our lamb mince recipes and lamb curry recipes. If you're looking for alternative roast recipes, check out our best ever roast recipes.…

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29 cabbage recipes
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description: From crunchy slaws to hearty stews and showstopping side dishes, try our top cabbage recipes using savoy, hispi and more varieties
encoded: Looking for cabbage recipes? Like most vegetables, cabbage is an excellent source of essential vitamins and is also high in potassium and iron. With so many varieties available to choose from – savoy, hispi, white – there are plenty of different and exciting ways to use cabbage in your cooking. Cabbage can be eaten raw or cooked, depending on your preference, and you should always try and buy it as fresh as possible so it hasn't lost any of its essential nutrients. Our recipes demonstrate how easy it is to use cabbage in your everyday cooking whether simply using it as a sandwich filling, adding it to a salad or creating a delicious main course dish for all the family to enjoy. Try our red cabbage recipes or our best vegetable side dishes for more produce at its peak. Explore fresh twists on traditional greens by browsing our best cabbage recipes collection. For more exciting veggies, see the best leafy greens to try including easy kale recipes, radicchio recipes and versatile spinach recipes. Also check out our fresh celery recipes and spring onion recipes. When is cabbage in season? Cabbage is available all year round, with different varieties coming throughout the year. Varieties such as sweetheart and white cabbage are at their best in summer. What are the main types of cabbage? Green cabbage: The most common variety, known for its smooth, tightly packed leaves and mild flavour. Red Cabbage: Characterised by its vibrant purple hue and slightly peppery taste, ideal for both salads and cooked dishes. Savoy Cabbage: Recognisable by its crinkled, curly leaves, offering a delicate, sweet flavour and tender texture. Napa Cabbage: Also called Chinese cabbage, it has elongated, pale green leaves and a mild, slightly sweet taste, perfect for stir-fries and slaws. Hispi Cabbage: Known for its pointed shape and tender texture, with a subtle sweetness that pairs well with roasting or grilling. Kale: A nutritious powerhouse with hearty leaves, offering a slightly bitter tast…

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79 homemade pie recipes: comforting classics and exciting twists
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description: A hearty pie is the ultimate comfort food. Enjoy golden, sweet and savoury pies filled with creamy chicken, rich steak, or a mix of seasonal fruits
encoded: Looking for the best beef pie recipe? Want to make a classic chicken pie? Our easy ideas make great comfort food for a weekend lunch or a midweek treat. We've mastered the art of pastry to create filo, shortcrust and puff pastry pies, filled with ingredients such as chicken and leek, ham hock and green peppercorn, and even game. You could also make your own onion gravy with our recipe. Easy pie recipes Jump to: Savoury pies Puff pastry pie recipes Shortcrust pastry pie recipes Potato-topped pie recipes Suet pastry pie recipes Filo pastry pie recipes Unusual pie recipes Sweet pies Fruit pie recipes Showstopping pie recipes Best savoury pie recipes Puff pastry pie recipes Cacio e pepe chicken patchwork pie This impressive pie uses all the flavours of one of our favourite pasta dishes to create a rich, peppery sauce. Adjust the amount of pepper to suit your taste. Sweet potato dauphinoise pithivier with toasted almonds and shallot green beans Impress your guests with this sweet potato dauphinoise pithivier – layers of creamy sweet potato, leeks and gruyère wrapped in golden puff pastry. Chicken and chorizo pie Warm up on chilly autumn nights with this knockout chicken and chorizo pie, featuring a rich crème fraiche sauce. If you've got leftover chorizo, see more of our best chorizo recipes. Cheese and potato pie Who could resist this golden pie packed with rich, oozing gruyère, cheddar and tender potatoes – especially when it’s made with just 10 simple ingredients? The perfect combination of creamy cheese and comforting potato filling, all encased in a buttery, flaky pastry. Leftover roast turkey pie Use the remains of a roast chicken or turkey to create this creamy 1-hour pie, perfect on a chilly day. See more leftover turkey recipes. Melting cheese and onion pie Try our seriously indulgent cheese and onion pie. This easy vegetarian cheese pie is the perfect winter comfort recipe to feed the whole family. Mushy pea fish pie Take your classic fish pie to the next level…

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42 peach recipes
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description: Juicy peaches are at their best in British summertime and work equally well in sweet and savoury dishes. Try peach, almond and mascarpone tart, or add them to our halloumi and green bean salad
encoded: Looking for what to do with peaches? Use them when they are at their best in fruity bakes, sweet cocktails and fresh salads. The sweetness of peaches works wonderfully with halloumi, pistachios, lime, sour cream and basil. Try our best peach recipes, including peach dessert recipes, peach cocktails and savoury peach dishes, then check out our summery dessert ideas, banana recipes and mango recipes. Looking for more summer flavours? Discover our summer salad recipes and summer cake recipes. If you fancy a refreshing drink, browse our summer cocktail recipes. For the ultimate seasonal spread, check out our guide to summer entertaining with our summer dinner party ideas and BBQ recipes. Jump to section: Peach dessert recipes Peach salads and savoury recipes Peach cocktails and drinks When are peaches in season? Peaches are in season from June to October and are at their best between July and September. Why we love peaches Peaches are juicy stone fruits with soft, fuzzy skins, they have a deeply sweet flavour which intensifies as they ripen. They work wonderfully in cobblers, pies, crumbles, tarts and topped with ice cream, but they also lend a delicious contrast to salty cheeses, like halloumi and feta. Health benefits of peaches Peaches are packed with protective antioxidants, which the body uses to protect against inflammation and disease. They're also high in fibre so may support the gut and ease digestive issues. What's more, they contribute to a healthy heart and skin. Interestingly, the amount of vitamins and minerals in canned peaches is only very slightly less than fresh – making them a good option when peaches aren't in season. Peach dessert recipes Peach melba This classic French dessert can be prepped ahead of time, so it's perfect for entertaining. You can also top with crushed meringue and whipped cream for an easy eton mess-style pudding. Try our peach melba, then check out our peach melba ice cream, peach melba smashed pavlova and peach melba tart. Peach…

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48 Halloween recipes
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description: Looking for easy Halloween recipes? Cater for a spooky evening with our Halloween party food ideas, including devilish desserts, mains and treats for kids
encoded: Looking for easy Halloween recipes? Check out our Halloween food ideas, Halloween menu suggestions, and then try our best Bonfire Night food. Who said Halloween was just for kids? We've used our imaginations to adapt some of our best recipes to cater for a spooky evening. Have a scroll through our inspirational list of Halloween dinner ideas, Halloween menu ideas, spooky snacks and devilish desserts, but beware... something wickedly delicious this way comes! We have some great Halloween baking recipes for kids, from skeleton gingerbread men to ghost cupcakes and an indulgent mummy cake. Make one of our Halloween desserts, including tarte tatin, bourbon butterscotch toffee apples and caipirinha jelly. We also have Halloween party food ideas and cocktails for adults, such as our bewitching blackberry whisky, blood orange cocktail and electrifying purple rain. Keep your drink topped up with our Halloween cocktail recipes and Halloween mocktail recipes, then serve up more treats with our Halloween baking recipes . Discover spooktacular Halloween recipes collection filled with creepy treats and festive dishes perfect for your Halloween celebration! Halloween food ideas Jump to: Halloween baking ideas Halloween drinks Halloween snacks Halloween dinners Halloween baking ideas Halloween cake This spooky halloween bake is perfect for the whole family. Position the eyes right and it'll seem as if this possessed portion of cake is following you around the room. If you wanted to mix things up a little bit, then the decorations would also work on our salted maple brownies. Halloween cupcakes These spooktacular black velvet ghostly cupcakes are so terrifyingly tasty that not even the most high strung of paranormal investigators would argue about keeping them around... Check out more Halloween baking ideas here. Halloween cookies Bake these fun cookies for Halloween fun. Get the whole family involved with decorating, the kids will love them! Skeleton gingerbread men Check out our …

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31 healthy fish recipes
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description: Get a boost of omega-3 with our healthy sardines on toast, smoked mackerel salad, high-protein salmon bowls and more
encoded: Looking for healthy fish recipes? Maybe you're after the best fish curry or tuna salad recipe? Check out our ideas below and then take a look at more of our favourite fish recipes, plus our healthy prawn recipes and healthy salmon recipes. Fish is a great alternative to meat and is naturally high in protein. White fish make a good low-fat option, and oily fish, such as salmon, mackerel and sardines, include important fat soluble nutrients such as vitamin D and omega 3. Including fish in your diet has also been linked to health benefits such as supporting brain health and mental health, as well as reducing the risk of heart disease or stroke. Fish is super versatile and easy to prepare, and a healthy balanced diet should include just two portions a week, one of which should be an oily fish. We've also got plenty more healthy recipes to inspire you, including these healthy chicken recipes, healthy chicken breast recipes and healthy mince recipes. Healthy fish recipes Halibut in a ginger and herb broth Try this restorative halibut broth during the colder months – add cooked rice to the bowls for a heartier meal. It's comes together in less than 30 minutes. Sardines on toast This quick recipe for sardines on toast is just as good for a quick healthy lunch as it is for a speedy snack to have with drinks. It's packed with good fats and protein, too. It's a great way to use up a tin of sardines. Sriracha salmon power bowls This vibrant, nutrient-packed recipe is rich in fibre and protein. Pair wild-caught salmon, full of omega-3 fats, with a kick of sriracha for added heat. Ready in just 20 minutes, it’s the perfect dish for a quick, energising boost. Sardine spaghetti Tinned sardines are a great source of protein, omega-3 fatty acids and essential oils. Let them shine in this quick and easy Sardinian spaghetti dish. Baked halibut with fennel, lemon and walnut pangrattato Take your healthy fish supper to the next level and top baked halibut with a golden, crunchy pangratta…

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33 plum recipes
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description: Juicy plums always remind us that autumn is coming, which means it's time for crumbles, fruity bakes, pies and plenty of comforting plum recipes
encoded: Looking for plum recipes? Try our ideas for plum cake for some autumnal baking (earl grey pound cake, and plum and almond sheet cake), our go for one of our fruity plum crumbles. We’ve got a recipe for plum jam as well as some great savoury dishes to try. For more seasonal fruits, check out our pear recipes, blackberry recipes and quince recipes. When are plums in season? UK plum season starts in August and ends in October. Plums are at their best between August and September. Why we love plums A seasonal stone fruit, plums come in many different flavours and colours. They're sweet with a slightly sharp tang and work wonderfully in crumbles, pies and cakes, as well as salads, chutneys and other savoury dishes. When looking for ripeness, give them a gentle squeeze – they should have a little give and not be too hard. Health benefits of plums Plums are packed with antioxidants which help to protect the body against disease. They contain lots of vitamins and minerals, including calcium, which help to support a healthy heart. What's more, they contain polyphenols which may help to lower blood sugar levels. Varieties of plums Plums are a seasonal British fruit and there are hundreds of varieties grown across the country. Japanese plums, with their red hue, are the type you would typically find in the supermarket but don’t be afraid to branch out. Look for varieties such as Victoria (classic plum colour and widely grown), Marjorie’s Seedling (blue/black late season fruit) and Warwickshire Drooper (small, golden-yellow fruit). Damsons are excellent for jam and gin due to their slightly bitter flavour, golden Mirabelles are sweet and juicy, and greengages can vary between tart and sweet, depending on how ripe they are. How to cook plums Plums are a really versatile fruit to cook with. Use to add a tart sweetness in classic puds like plum crumbles, tarts or cakes. For a simple dessert, plums can be drizzled with honey and baked in the oven until soft or alternatively you can…

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34 miso recipes
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description: Use this punchy umami miso paste in our recipes, from Japanese-style soups to BBQ aubergines and moreish miso caramels
encoded: Looking for miso recipes? Want the best miso soup recipes? Try our ideas below. We have plenty of healthy soup recipes that use miso paste, from chicken noodle soup to rainbow veg soup. Or check out our barbecue ideas with miso marinades – showstopping ribs, chicken skewers and vegetarian barbecue options. What is miso? Miso, a cornerstone of Japanese cuisine, emerges from a centuries-old tradition of fermenting cooked soybeans with salt, koji (a special culture), and sometimes grains like rice or barley. Left to mature for extended periods, often up to three years, this process yields a rich, umami-laden paste. Varieties abound: delicate white miso boasts sweetness and subtlety, while bold red miso delivers a robust, salty punch, and deep, intense dark miso offers a complex flavour profile unparalleled in depth. For further information, check out our guide on miso to learn more and where to buy it. Recipes using miso paste Miso soup with chilli chicken and noodles Fry shredded chicken in miso and gochujang and add to this nutritious broth for a gut-friendly meal. Brown butter miso treacle tart Transform a childhood favourite into a grown-up dessert with the umami flavours of brown butter and miso. Sticky ginger aubergine Miso brings deep umami to this sticky ginger aubergine bake, coating the roasted slices in a glossy, savoury-sweet glaze. This flavour-packed vegetarian dish works beautifully with rice or noodles for a relaxed garden lunch. Chocolate, miso and sesame self-saucing pudding This recipe combines chocolate with miso for the ultimate comfort pudding, perfect for chilly nights in. The sprinkle of sesame seeds complements the savoury miso notes. Grilled corn salad with tahini miso dressing Griddle corn for a charred flavour that complements the sweet cherry tomatoes in this salad. Sprinkle over crumbled feta and dress in a tahini, miso and maple dressing. Miso salmon A fresh new way to serve salmon – with a white miso, rice vinegar and finely grated ginge…

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