There are few foods on Earth that contain as much joy within them as a simple samosa. This vegetarian versions – stuffed with a traditional mix of carrots, potatoes, onions, and peas – are best served piping hot alongside a generous spoon of mango chutney.
Whether an energising breakfast, brunch or a teatime treat, a blueberry muffin is always a good idea! This nutritious, vegan-friendly recipe packs in berries, wholemeal flour and omega-3 rich chia seeds, while maple syrup replaces refined sugar for a lighter, yet oh-so-satisfying bake.
Home-made pizzas are the best, especially when you get to add any toppings you want. This easy-to-follow dough recipe gives you two pizza bases which are wonderfully light and crispy. Then simply add your extra ingredients on top and bake for 15 minutes.
This beautiful Italian focaccia is packed with roasted garlic, cherry tomatoes and fragrant rosemary, and makes a deliciously aromatic loaf that's perfect for sharing with friends
For a healthy snack or breakfast on the go, this vegan muffins recipe is just the thing.
Who doesn't love a pancake breakfast? These gluten free numbers are wafer thin, crispy and delicious. Make the batter the night before and come morning, you'll be ready to cook up a storm. Pair with your favourite, classic pancake toppings.
Bursting with anti-oxidant-packed blueberries, this light and moist bake is a healthier alternative to a traditional blueberry muffin and perfect for a lunchbox or snack.
Transform your favourite cake into a healthy snack. Made with peanut butter and bananas, these carrot cake bars are a great on-the-go nibble.
With a flapjack-inspired base, these peanut butter cups are loaded with fruits and veggies for extra taste, texture and nutrition. A great morning or afternoon snack and providing 1 of your 5-a-day, this recipe can be doubled to make a batch for the freezer.
These lighter veggie rolls have a spiced butternut squash and cheese filling encased in super-easy ready rolled puff pastry. Perfect for a picnic or as a tasty lunchbox addition.
This delicious breakfast loaf with coconut, dates and chia seeds can be baked ahead for a quick go-to breakfast.
This healthy bake has all the classic flavour of an indulgent carrot cake recipe, but makes a healthy treat for kids and adults alike, as the cake is sweetened with apple, banana and sultanas and cut into snack-size squares.
A delightful twist to the classic crumble recipe. Filled with tart rhubarb chunks and sweet apple and topped with a crunchy quinoa and porridge topping, this gluten-free dessert is easy to prepare and will hit the sweet spot.
This pretty latticed pie is sure to go down a treat with the family, with golden buttery pastry and a sweet mixed berry filling. A few clever shortcuts make this generous pie an easy weekend treat - serve with plenty of custard or ice cream!
Brighten up chilly evenings with this super-easy and lighter version of a classic pudding. With tart rhubarb and sweet granola, this crumble is perfect for cosy nights in.
Load your flapjacks with fresh apple and dried apricots for a delicious twist on a classic bake that provides 1 of your 5-a-day. These are great for lunchboxes or snacking on the go.
Keep your little bakers busy in the kitchen with these delicious pizza pinwheels. Not only does this recipe for kids teach classic baking skills, but it also results in a delicious, healthy snack, which they're sure to love eating
Is your fruit bowl bursting with overripe bananas? Why not make these muffins instead of the usual banana bread. With delicious oats and crunchy peanut butter, they make a scrumptious breakfast or brunch treat for the weekend.
These sweet little banana cupcakes make a great snack for the kids after a busy day, or for popping into their lunchboxes as a healthy treat. They can even with the help with the baking of this easy cupcake recipe.
These savoury muffins combine spinach with carrot and a subtle hint of chilli. A great afternoon pick-me-up.
There is something immensely comforting about a homemade loaf, fresh from the oven, cooling on the kitchen counter. To make this simple traditional loaf made using fast action yeast, you won't need a bread maker: a hot oven and some elbow grease will suffice.
This traditional and straightforward to make bread is the perfect addition to a Chanukah celebration.
Even if you're "not a dessert person" you'll find it hard to resist this light and zesty apple and lemon curd tart.
Making your own pizza base is not only very satisfying, but it's also very fun.
Pierogi are often savoury dumplings, popular in Eastern and Central Europe. The wrappers are made with boiling water, egg and flour, and the filling from cooked button mushrooms, delicious sauerkraut and onions. Simmer them to cook through, then finish in a frying pan to give them a golden crisp sheen.
A glorious potato and filo pastry pie, stuffed with creamy ricotta cheese, spinach, pinenuts and garlic. The potatoes are finely sliced but go into the filling raw, so you'll need to cook this pie for a time. But good things come to those who wait.
This pretty low sugar cake recipe is perfect for any celebration or special occasion, using Stevia to replace the sugar. The fruity sponges are sandwiched with creamy citrus icing and a drizzle of tangy orange curd for a treat everyone can enjoy.
Classic Danish pastries get a new spin with summer raspberries and creamy custard for a quick-to-make treat worth trying
Skip the takeout and make this spicy chicken pizza instead. Not only is it gluten-free and a genius way of using cauliflower, but it can be on the table in just half an hour
With cherries, apricots and almonds, our brioche bake makes a brilliant Bank Holiday pud. The almonds and cherries deliver big Bakewell tart flavours. Serve with cream or crème fraîche.