Eating just one onion bhaji requires an almost Herculean amount of self-control.
If you're lunching alfresco, you can't beat a tasty bruschetta and this recipe is extra-special with slow-roasted cherry tomatoes and a zesty, herby ricotta spread. Serve as an appetizer, starter or side if you're hosting, or save the cooled, roasted tomatoes for midweek lunches and snacks.
This meaty platter with cheesy fondue takes minutes to prepare
The salty tang of feta is a classic addition to a lentil salad, but here we've taken it up a notch, with bright and zingy rhubarb. Roasting this fabulous fruit brings out its natural sweetness, balancing beautifully with the mild earthy flavour of lentils and salty feta. This makes a lovely lunch or light, speedy dinner that tastes as good as it looks!
You can't beat a leek and potato soup, especially when it's ready in just half an hour! Our recipe uses leftover cooked veggies, keeping food waste, budget and time in mind. The smoky prosciutto and fragrant tarragon elevate it to something special, but it's a lovely everyday and wholesome soup too. What's not to love?
This Hungarian soup takes a little while to make, but it makes 8 portions, so it's great for batch-cooking.
Try something different with this Japanese-inspired tempura broccoli recipe. The broccoli is fried in a light, golden batter (sparkling water is the secret ingredient to a super crisp batter) and served with a tangy dipping sauce for a vegetarian starter.