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Whatever time of day you’re celebrating, our Mother’s Day meals are sure to put a smile on Mum’s face. From classic Sunday roasts to lighter Mother’s Day lunch ideas, plus don’t forget dessert, we’ve plenty of easy inspiration to help you spoil Mum. And if you’re after more, check out our Mother's Day recipes for brunch feasts, teatime treats and cosy dinners.
Slow-roasted until mouthwateringly tender and rubbed in a blend of fragrant herbs, this Italian-inspired pork is perfect for elevating your classic Sunday roast.
This creamy white chocolate cheesecake recipe is the ultimate indulgent dessert. With a buttery biscuit base and rich white chocolate, it's guaranteed to impress all of your guests.
Turn simple steaks into an extra special meal and serve with wild mushroom Yorkshire puddings topped with a roasted red onion and red wine gravy
Succulent and crisp, it's the definitive Sunday lunch, enjoy this great classic.
These gorgeously flaky trout fillets are topped with a crunchy hazelnut crust for a dinner that's as full of wonderful textures as it is delicious flavours
This Vietnamese-inspired roast beef recipe is singing with flavour. The meat is first marinated in fish sauce and garlic before being coated in a punchy coriander and lemongrass rub and roasted until tender
Add a spark to a classic roast chicken with a spicy stuffing of chorizo, fresh herbs and smoked paprika
These brie and ham focaccia squares are a delicious addition to a Mother’s Day spread, festive celebration or to take on a picnic. The homemade chilli jam makes these scrumptious brie and ham focaccia squares that much more special.
Harissa is a chilli and herb paste widely used in North Africa and Middle Eastern cuisines and here it gives a fiery kick to a pork leg joint
Keep it classic at your next Sunday roast with a juicy roast chicken. This simple recipe has a fragrant onion and garlic stuffing for a crowd pleasing Sunday lunch.
Spoil yourself and your guests with this mushroom and leek bake with home-made crêpes as the star. A cheese, leek and mushroom filling gives the dish real comfort factor and when served warm sprinkled with fresh chives it looks irresistible.
Spice up your Sunday roast with a gloriously fragrant chicken with saffron stuffing. Sticky orange-roasted onions, kale and tomatoes are cooked alongside the chicken for extra chicken, whilst crispy crushed potatoes complete this ultimate Sunday lunch.
Heavenly choux pastry, dark chocolate and vanilla cream make a mouthwatering combination, even more so when you can take credit for making these chocolate eclairs yourself. Perfect for special birthday tea or when the kids have been really, really good.
You can’t go wrong with an old-fashioned rhubarb crumble recipe. This timeless, easy-to-make pud is a great way to make the most of pretty, pink rhubarb, with the tangy fruit balanced by the sweet, buttery crumble topping. Serve warm with custard, cream or ice cream for an indulgent, comforting dessert.
Served with a zesty gremolata (an Italian herb condiment) and roasted lemons, this rustic mixed seafood roast full of flavour and super easy to make.
Unlike other curry recipes, Japanese katsu uses fried breaded chicken, giving it a satisfyingly crunchy texture combined with a sweet, punchy sauce. This easy chicken katsu curry recipe is easy to master and uses curry powder packed with turmeric, cardamom, cumin seeds, and much more, to give delicious spice.
Spice up your dinnertime with this classic Indian dish. Dopiaza means ‘double onions’ and this sweet curry kicks off with a big batch of caramelised onions, to which fragrant spices and marinated chicken are added, all cooked until golden
Made with a spicy curry paste, this indulgent coconut curry is perfect for a cold autumn evening. The Malaysian dish is seasoned with soy sauce, which gives it a wickedly savoury hit, and served with a fresh coconut chutney to balance out the rich flavours
Not much beats a home-baked apple pie. The ultimate comforting dessert, this buttery crust and spiced apple filling is sure to be a hit with the family.
A homemade quiche fits the bill for so many occasions – relaxed lunch with friends, summer picnic, Easter buffet with the family and even better that you can prep it in advance and freeze it. Making your own pastry isn't as hard as it looks, but you could opt for ready rolled. Our quiche recipe is filled with vibrant spring veg and tangy French Gruyère.
You've heard of hasselback potatoes, now try hasselback root veg with your Sunday roast. Beyond being pretty to look at, this clever Swedish creation allows the veg to be tender on the inside, with a lovely crispy crunch on the outside. Slicing (hasselbacking) the veg before roasting allows the flavours to really infuse the dish. You'll be coming back for more!
Shredded cabbage is a Sunday roast staple, but if you're looking for a new recipe, try this sweetheart cabbage recipe, a variety that's sweeter and more tender than regular cabbage. Pan-frying with garlic, chilli and shallots creates a lovely spicy sweetness, while the toasted walnuts lend earthy crunch. Perfect for your next Sunday lunch or Easter gathering.
These roast potatoes are a celebration of spring. With a trio of fresh herbs and seasonal leeks, this dish is fresh, fragrant and vibrant. Crushed potatoes are such an easy way to serve roast spuds, yet look cheffy, ideal for Easter entertaining or just a nice Sunday roast. Cooked in olive oil, this recipe is low in saturated fat and a source of fibre too!
Bring brightness to your Easter table with this delicious herb-crusted roast leg of lamb, accompanied by a vibrant salsa verde that's brimming with fresh and fragrant herbs. Serving 4, this recipe is perfect for your smaller Easter gatherings or for any springtime Sunday roast. Serve with herby potatoes and your favourite seasonal veg.
Transform your potato salad with asparagus, soft boiled eggs and a creamy buttermilk dressing.
This vibrant vegan Easter main alternative will bring all the best colours and flavours to your table
Roast gammon makes a nice change to beef or chicken and the sweet, sticky glaze in this dish really brings out the sweetness of the meat. Studded with gloves and smothered in demerera sugar and English mustard, eat warm with roasties or cold the next day with a salad.
Brining the chicken overnight gives the meat loads of flavour and ensures it stays moist and succulent
Demi Singh’s Jamaican/Indian heritage is the inspiration behind her fabulous fusion cooking, including this gorgeous dessert, which is just perfect for Mother's Day. 'Banoffee pie is my mum’s favourite dessert', explains Demi.
This salmon tart is perfect for a relaxed Mother's Day brunch or light lunch. Puff pastry is topped with tzatziki, pickled radishes, avocado and smoked salmon. And the secret finishing touch? A drizzle of honey to offset the smoky salmon – delicious!
Tesco magazine's editor Lauren Rose-Smith shares her mum's recipe for lamb stew. Comfort in a bowl, this winter warmer makes a great alternative to Sunday lunch or serve midweek and freeze extra portions. Try serving it with fresh crusty bread to mop up the juices – zero leftovers!
Take your Mother's Day Sunday lunch to the next level with Bethany's braised pork recipe. Slow cook the pork with apples then shred once juicy and tender. Serve with creamy mash and a generous dollop of apple sauce.
Impress mum with this tangy twist on classic eggs Benedict with a Marmite-infused hollandaise sauce