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Add a touch of indulgence to your roast with this root veg dauphinoise. Carrots and parsnips are cooked in a creamy pecorino sauce, then baked until golden and bubbling - yum!
Traditional stuffing gets a makeover with the help of flavourful Parmesan, smoky nduja and sourdough breadcrumbs, it's a stuffing unlike anything you've tried before
Try making your own stuffing this Christmas. This gluten-free version is made from finely chopped cauliflower, herbs, dried fruit and nuts. We've added bacon to ours, but you can leave it out to make this recipe vegan!
Save on time and oven space with our pigs in blanket stuffing balls filled with sausage meat, breadcrumbs, dried cranberries, herbs and cranberry sauce, wrapped in delicious bacon rashers.
Made with only 4 ingredients, these quesadillas are made using Christmas leftovers. Load tortillas with brie and cranberry sauce, then fry until the cheese has melted to make a festive lunch or snack.
This Christmas give sprouts a delicious festive twist by adding sweet cranberries and golden almonds.
Red cabbage is a classic Christmas side. Make it even more festive with the addition of cinnamon, star anise and cloves. This warming dish is full of flavour and a great accompaniment to your turkey and roast potatoes.
You don't have to serve sprouts whole! This charred greens dish, cooked with citrus butter, transforms sprouts and kale into a beautiful side for Christmas lunch or any roast dinner. Top with chopped hazelnuts for a little crunch.
Upgrade your roast sides with this super-easy, hot honey parsnip recipe that's lovely with roast turkey, a veggie Christmas main or any Sunday roast. Infuse honey with crushes chillies and cider vinegar, then roast with the parsnips, adding a final drizzle for a sticky, sweet and spicy glaze.
Here's a great Christmas or Sunday lunch side that won't take up oven space. Simply boil the carrots until tender, then fry in smoky bacon, brown butter, sage and lemon. This is seriously delicious yet so simple and speedy.
Add some Middle Eastern-inspired finishing touches to readymade houmous and you have an attractive and delicious dip that will hold it own amongst homemade! Stir spices and olive oil through houmous, top with pomegranate seeds, oil and mint and serve at your festive gatherings – and beyond!
Try cooking your sprouts in the air-fryer this year to get them super crispy. Cook with lardons, nutmeg and rosemary for festive flavours, then serve alongside all the trimmings.
Use leftover veg from your Christmas dinner to make this epic savoury crumble. This vegan bake makes a great Boxing Day dinner and is loaded with sage and onion stuffing for the crumble topping.
Extra-crunchy when cooked from frozen, these freeze-ahead potatoes are the perfect addition to your festive feast. Simple but delicious, you can't go wrong with these roasties as your side dish
Everyone loves a pig in blanket and these homemade ones couldn't be simpler. Air-fried until crispy then drizzled with thyme and honey, you won't be cooking pigs in blankets any other way.
Make homemade stuffing balls this Christmas with the help of your air-fryer. These crispy sage and onion stuffing balls are super easy and are made with ingredients you likely already have at home!
Combining two classics – Chinese-inspired prawn toast and retro-style prawn cocktail – these bite-sized canapés bring comfort and joy in equal measure. Better still, they take just 10 minutes to prepare and 10 minutes to cook in the air-fryer, while you can dial up the spice for extra heat.
Crunchy and super-tasty, everyone will be talking about your roasties, but you needn't let anyone know the secret ingredient if you don't want to! Perfect for Christmas dinner, a special Sunday lunch or any roast dinner.
These delicious and simple freeze-ahead roasties help take the pressure off for the big day as they can be cooked from frozen
A rich and wonderful lamb's liver pâté that goes best with lightly toasted (and slightly sweet) brioche, this recipe isn't for the faint of heart. It is, however, perfect for those who want to indulge themselves and delve into the world of classic French gastronomy.
Tender carrots with a sweet and sticky compound butter make for the perfect Christmas side dish
Transform frozen peas into a fabulously festive side dish! Stir caramelised onions and lemon juice into your greens, then coat with sage garlic butter and caramelised onions.
Give carrots and parsnips the VIP treatment at your next Sunday roast with this extra-special side dish. The combination of maple syrup, mustard and orange creates a sticky glaze that works well with both veg. Guests will be asking for more.
This vegan Yorkshire pudding recipe gives fluffy, golden puddings which are completely egg-free and dairy-free – a must-have for any roast dinner
Serve up this wonderfully creamy and garlicky whipped feta dip as part of a Christmas sharing platter. Simply blitz everything together and serve with crisp flatbreads or crackers for an easy festive party snack.
Sweet and sticky, this caramelised onion chutney is the perfect accompaniment to a special cheeseboard, or enjoy it with cold cuts on Boxing Day. It also makes a great edible gift for friends and family.
Making your own red cabbage is super-easy and super-quick – plus the results are delicious! All the ingredients cook in one pot (you add the cranberries half an hour before the end), while the ground ginger and red wine vinegar give it a lovely kick.
These spicy tostadas are made to be enjoyed as canapés with cocktails. Prawn, avocado, red chilli, coriander and lime combine for a Mexican flavour sensation. Be sure to leave enough time for marinating.
Brussels sprouts are not just for Christmas. A super-tasty side dish for meat, fish and veggie mains, this Brussels sprouts recipe has gorgeous lemony, chilli flavours – a lovely complement to the nutty, earthy flavours of the sprout.
For speedy, perfect roast potatoes try this recipe, using smaller, baby new potatoes and goose fat. They cook in less than half an hour, leaving you more time to attend to the other all important roast trimmings.