Switch up your Christmas dinner main with this slow-roasted duck, in a rich sherry sauce with sweet figs and shallots. Use the leftover duck fat to cook the crispiest roast potatoes! This gorgeous dish also makes a lovely Christmas Eve dinner or New Year's Day lunch.
This on-trend hot honey glazed ham is sweet and sticky with a welcome tartness from the plums, making it a delicious addition to your Christmas feast. Pop it in your slow-cooker and let the warm spicy aromas fill your home, freeing up time for more festive prep and fun!
We've got your Christmas day dinner sorted with these three brilliant, tried-and-tested recipes – classic roast turkey, a special stuffing and homemade gravy – for a truly memorable festive feast.
Use frozen veg and storecupboard ingredients to make this 5-minute peanutty noodle soup. It requires little effort and it's a great way to get some veg in. We've opted for sweetcorn, soyabeans and spinach, but you could use whatever veg you fancy.
This simple gnocchi traybake heroes seasonal root veg. Stir the gnocchi through a silky ricotta and roasted garlic sauce, then top with toasted hazelnuts and crispy sage for some crunch.
Take all the flavours of a tuna melt and but it in a burger! These speedy tuna patties are made with sweetcorn, mayo and lemon for a little zing, then back into buns with cheese and lettuce. We recommend serving with sweet potato fries (recipe below.)
Creamy Brie and tangy cranberries give these Italian-inspired meatballs a festive flavour twist for Christmas
Get ready for the most indulgent way to prepare your turkey centrepiece – preparing confit drumsticks ensures juicy and tender meat
Roast pork with great crackling has to be up there as one of the best Sunday lunches, but we've taken it to the next level with tender pork loin and a spicy, fragrant rub that will make your crackling extra crunchy and tasty. There's even a fancy gravy making this ideal for entertaining. On the off chance you have leftovers, you can freeze them to use in other dishes such as stir-fries or ramens.
Take your roast pork to new heights with a seasoning of fennel seeds and black pepper. Sit the pork loin onto a bed of apples, leeks and beans, and cover in a creamy mustard sauce for a rich roast that makes great leftovers the next day.
Use leftover pork loin to top this vibrant rainbow salad bowl with a spicy harissa houmous dressing. Full of colourful veggies and fluffy Mediterranean-style couscous, it's the perfect winter salad.
Why not try this fun Caribbean-inspired twist on roast pork for your next Sunday roast? Using a Tesco Finest Salt-Aged Pork Crackling Loin Joint, coconut infused rice and peas and a fresh pineapple slaw, it's the perfect feel-good feast for the weekend.
Turn roast pork into a beautiful Italian-inspired feast with a Tesco Finest Pork Crackling Loin Joint. Served with sweet braised little gems, cannellini beans, new potatoes and a fresh almond pesto – it's a Great British roast re-imagined!
Take a trip to the Mediterranean with this Spanish-inspired roast pork recipe. We've used a Tesco Finest Salt-Aged Pork Crackling Loin Joint that's rubbed in paprika and garlic. Serve with a nectarine and manchego salad, patatas bravas-style potatoes and saffron aioli for a dreamy Sunday roast or weekend feast.
This Thai-inspired red fish curry pairs a kick of spice from the curry paste with the freshness of coriander and lime
Baking rice in the oven with spices and stock results in a gorgeous, fluffy pilaf. We've topped it with roasted cauliflower and onions for a deliciously aromatic dinner, that just so happens to be vegan!
These chicken kofta kebabs are flavoured with lemon, garlic, chilli and coriander, and are delicious loaded into pittas with charred corn salsa and quick-pickled onions.
This delicious frittata is packed with frozen veg to save you time chopping! Blitz up the eggs with basil and lemon for fresh and zesty flavours that pair beautifully with the butternut squash.
These easy homemade pizzas are made with a 2-ingredient dough that comes together in minutes. Kids can help build their pizzas with their favourite toppings, we recommend salty sardines with peppers and red onion.
This one-pan lasagne recipe is simplicity itself to make – cook the sausage ragu on the hob then transfer the casserole dish to the oven to cook the pasta and creamy sauce.
Bitterballen are deep-fried meaty balls, similar to croquettes, that come from Holland. Tender beef is mixed with a roux then rolled into balls and coated in breadcrumbs. Delicious served alongside Dijon mustard for dipping!
Influenced by Italian flavours, this epic focaccia is filled with creamy truffle burrata, sharp Parmesan shavings and rocket for freshness. But the star of the show is that beef brisket, slow-cooked in a herby red wine stock sauce until deliciously tender. Add some pickled chillies for a fiery finish!
Treat the family to hot dogs this weekend – make these caramelised onion hot dogs for a delicious dinner. Use Butcher's Choice frozen sausages and buttery brioche buns for a wallet-friendly meal, topped with sweet and sticky caramelised onions.
A quiche with a potato crust? Don't knock it 'til you try it! Naturally gluten-free and showcasing fluffy and creamy Maris Pipers, the smashed potato crust feels both on-trend and comfortingly familiar. This makes a great lunch or centrepiece on a sharing table – everyone will want the recipe!
Whip up a healthy feast for two in just 15 minutes using storecupboard ingredients with this one-pot tomato pasta
Maris Piper potatoes aren't just for roasties! This dreamy vegan curry stars this special variety of spud, with a creamy white flesh that holds its shape well when cooked in a curry. Our super-easy recipe uses a jar of Massaman curry paste and a tin of coconut milk for signature Thai-style rich and fragrant flavours. One to try for your next curry night in!
Simple, quick and tasty, this Med-style chicken tart has a lot going for it. For starters, it provides one of your 5-a-day and is a source of fibre and protein. Secondly, it uses leftover chicken stew – see recipe below – so it's great if you like batch-cooking. Rustle this up for a deliciously different lunch or a fab family meal in just half an hour.
Brimming with bold and sunny Med flavours, this hearty and healthy stew is ideal for the transition between summer and autumn, or winter into spring. We love the fact it's on the table in less than an hour, and there are even leftovers for another meal – try our tart recipe, below.
Quick to prep and packed with festive flavour, this sausage traybake takes just 10 minutes to throw together. Seasoned with sweet cranberry and fragrant sage, it’s a fab fuss-free meal for those busy days leading up to Christmas or for the holiday season when you don't want to spend too long in the kitchen.
Sweet, earthy purple sprouting broccoli pairs brilliantly with bold flavours like those in this vibrant chilli-mango dressing and rich, meaty rump steak