Take cabbage up a notch a zesty thyme-flavoured butter. Top with vibrant orange zest to liven up your Christmas dinner sides.
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.
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.
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.
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!
Chef Nargisse Benkabbou shares her delicious roasted cauliflower recipe with us, featuring layers of Moroccan-inspired flavour and texture that make it a star side for Nargisse's spiced chicken dish – see below for recipe. Presented on a layer of turmeric yogurt, it's a feast for the eyes too – so easy, so impressive!
Why settle for the same old vegetables with your Sunday dinner when you can wow with these flavourful, healthy spring greens?
A crunchy and delicious homemade snack, perfect for film night or aperitif: chickpeas, pat-dried then roasted in the oven and seasoned with olive oil and paprika, or soy sauce and sesame seeds for an eastern twist.
Roast parsnips aren't just for Christmas. Tossed with grated parmesan and thyme, these are a unique and welcome accompaniment to your favourite roast dinner. For veggie guests, make sure you use vegetarian parmesan.
Smashed potatoes have been a social media sensation, in potato salads, with dips or in a roast. But spuds aren’t the only veg that deserve the treatment. Served as a healthy snack, a tasty side or added to a salad, these crispy, cheesy broccoli bites are a real winner.
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!
Savoy cabbage is popular for its deep green, tender leaves and mild, earthy flavour. Sautéed and partnered with a refreshingly zesty dressing, it makes for a delicious, healthy lunch or side dish and can be rustled up in just twenty minutes.
These skin-on spuds are a lighter alternative to traditional roasties
Swede has a sweet, buttery and nutty flavour, perfect for adding to potatoes to liven up your midweek mash. Serve with sausages, a pie or your Sunday roast.
This shallot and thyme butter will make your kitchen smell amazing. It's so simple to make, yet tastes so special: Try spreading it on toasted sourdough and serving with Christmas day starters like chicken liver parfait or potted crab.
Even sprout-haters won't be able to resist this creamy sprout recipe with smoky bacon and Parmesan
Inspired by the TikTok trend, these Parmesan potatoes are a must-try. Crispy, salty and made with just 3 ingredients, try whipping these up to liven up your next Sunday dinner.
Give gravy a makeover by adding crisp, fruity cider and crème fraîche for gorgeous rich flavour
Crispy roast potatoes are always an irresistible side dish. Try this recipe with fragrant rosemary and no need to parboil the potatoes, making them extra simple
This vegan version of the classic dauphinoise potato is just as creamy and the perfect Christmas side dish. Maris Piper potatoes are best here for thin layers.
This seasonal salad is a great make-ahead starter for your Easter lunch. Serve your asparagus over whipped feta, then add homemade croutons for extra crunch.
Roasting the stuffed courgettes gives them a lovely sweet flavour, while the crunchy Parmesan, herb and panko breadcrumb mix provides a satisfying crunch
Potatoes are thinly sliced then baked in stock with rosemary and butter until soft and golden. Our boulangère potatoes will pair perfectly with your next Sunday lunch. These taste great with our Slow-cooked hot honey lamb shoulder recipe.
Dry-frying green beans gives a distinctive char, adding texture and flavour. Toss them in a garlicky oil and sprinkle with smoked salt for a winning side.
Roasted pumpkin sits on a bed of ricotta, drizzled with hot honey and a sprinkle of nuts. This dish is sweet, spicy and full of flavours and makes a super side or light lunch.
Butch Salads' gratin recipe uses seasonal British veg, which is really important to them. They call this dish pure comfort food, yet it's super simple to make.
Honey & Co's colourful slaw adds plenty of crunch from the red cabbage and sweet Pink Lady apples. Make the slaw the night before for extra pickling time and more flavour!