Recipes Archive - Page 17 of 27

A flavour combination that reminds us of springtime when the weather finally starts to warm up, these delicious vegan granola bars with blueberry and lemon are perfect for breakfast, elevenses or with an afternoon cuppa. Make a batch on a Sunday afternoon and you’ve got your breakfast ready for the whole week. We love the way the blueberries burst once cooked, making sure these granola bars stay moist rather than drying out, giving a lovely flavour and texture you’re sure to love. Give these a go and you’ll never buy packaged granola bars again.

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These Raspberry & White Chocolate Granola Bars are fantastic with a cup of tea in the afternoon or popped into a lunchbox to keep energy up throughout the day. A flavour combination that always works, the sharpness of the raspberries is perfectly complemented by the sweetness of the white chocolate. Thanks to the wholemeal flour and oats, these granola bars also make a brilliant breakfast to help keep you full all morning.

This recipe for Sweet Vegan Shortcrust Pastry Case uses Mellow Yellow Rapeseed Oil rather than butter so you can create dairy-free and vegan pastry for pies, tarts or galettes. This is such a simple recipe and saves you the effort of rubbing butter into flour, you can simply pour in rapeseed oil and mix to create delicious shortcrust pastry. Give this a go and you’ll be amazed at how well it works!

This Basque Piperade Stew recipe comes from the Basque region in Spain where it has been traditionally made for many, many years. Our recipe is by James Peck from Burnt Lemon Catering and he recently cooked this dish in the Basque region. By charring the peppers first, you add delicious smokey notes to the dish which, when combined with the sweetness of the slow cooked onions, creates a wonderful flavour profile. This is a really versatile recipe and can be served simply with fresh crusty bread or used in a more extravagant dish with pan-fried cod loins, rice and tender stem broccoli. For more information on Burnt Lemon Catering, visit their website here: https://www.burntlemoncatering.co.uk/

With a runny yolk when you cut through, these Black Pudding Scotch Eggs are sure to impress. Use good quality sausage meat and black pudding to create a perfectly seasoned Scotch Egg and using our tips, you’ll achieve the perfect runny centre. Enjoy these Scotch Eggs on a picnic, with salad for lunch or as part of a buffet at a party. This recipe is courtesy of James Peck from Burnt Lemon Chefs, find out more here: https://www.burntlemoncatering.co.uk/

To celebrate Chinese new year we’re excited to share our fantastic authentic tasting Sesame Chicken recipe with you! The chicken is fried to golden brown crispy perfection, then tossed in a wonderful sweet and sour sesame sauce.

Vegetable curry is a fantastically quick, simple and healthy dinner to make and enjoy with your family. This vegan butternut curry uses coconut milk as the base, giving you a lovely light texture, perfect for enjoying with rice or naan breads. With green beans, cauliflower, chickpeas and butternut squash, this curry recipe is packed full of vitamins and nutrients, ideal to keep your body nourished and healthy. To add plenty of flavour, we’ve used balti curry paste, this fantastic ingredient has the perfect balance of spices, garlic, paprika and cumin to give your dishes a burst of flavour and a touch of heat without requiring you to buy all the individual spices.

Our Vegan Harissa Salad is a fantastic lunch or light dinner option, packed full of tasty roasted vegetables and harissa for plenty of flavour. By roasting the chickpeas with the vegetables, they add extra texture and protein. This recipe is ideal for taking to work for lunch and can be eaten hot or cold. We’ve used a bulgur wheat mix with red & quinoa, but this recipe is so easy to tailor to whatever you have in your cupboard, so you could use couscous, rice or whatever you prefer. You can also change the vegetables if you have something else that needs using up!

With 8 million pumpkins thrown away in the UK alone each Halloween, we wanted to create a recipe to make the most of this fantastic seasonal vegetable and this Vegan Pumpkin Soup does just that. You can use the pumpkin flesh removed when you carve the pumpkin, any flesh left over after Halloween or even buy a pumpkin specifically for this recipe, especially when the supermarkets are selling them in their thousands at this time of year. This recipe uses coconut milk which is Gina’s twist on our Pumpkin Soup recipe, creating a simple vegan version which is lighter than standard cream with a delicious coconut twist.

With 8 million pumpkins thrown away in the UK alone each Halloween, we wanted to create a recipe to make the most of this fantastic seasonal vegetable and this Pumpkin Soup does just that. You can use the pumpkin flesh removed when you carve the pumpkin, any flesh left over after Halloween or even buy a pumpkin specifically for this recipe, especially when the supermarkets are selling them in their thousands at this time of year. To make it extra special, try serving it in the leftover pumpkin shell, but make sure it hasn’t had a scary face already carved into it! This recipe originally didn’t include rosemary, but Duncan and Eli’s friend, Beth, accidentally added some when making it last year and since then, has continued to do as it makes such a delicious addition, so we’ve used her mistake in our recipe.