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Use leftover cauliflower pasta sauce to whip up a summery stew with chickpeas and tomatoes. Top with a drizzle of homemade watercress pesto for extra flavour.
A spin on the classic French stew, this healthy traybake is the perfect choice for getting more veggies into your diet
Everyone loves a frittata and the addition of sticky hot dog sausages makes it super-tasty! Using leftovers from our One-tray hot dogs with wedges, it's quick and easy too – a real winning dinner!
Enjoy this smoky sweet potato stew for dinner tonight. Use any leftovers to make our chorizo and feta pastry for lunch the next day.
Seema’s braised lentils with rainbow chard and charred lemon gremolata brought depth and brightness to the Tesco Kitchen alongside Julius’s creamy tarragon roast chicken, offering a delicious herbaceous pairing to the richness of the dish. Cooked until tender, the lentils form a comforting base, enriched by silky stems and vibrant leaves of rainbow chard. The charred lemon gremolata lifts everything with bursts of citrus, garlic and dill cuts through the creaminess with just the right amount of bite.
When Julius came to the Tesco Kitchen, he brought his signature tarragon roast chicken, inspired by a cherished family recipe and his love of classic Sunday roasts. Spatchcocked for even cooking, the chicken comes out tender with golden, crisp skin, while the cream, mustard, and tarragon sauce adds a rich, aromatic finish. It’s a confident, flavourful roast that pairs beautifully with Seema’s braised lentils and charred lemon gremolata.
Seema’s mum’s chicken curry is a deeply comforting family recipe, packed with fragrant spices and slow‑simmered chicken that builds rich, layered flavour. Tender chicken thighs are cooked with a warm blend of aromatic whole spices, chilli, ginger and garlic in a spiced tomato base, finished with yogurt and fresh aromatics for depth and balance. Making the Tesco Kitchen feel like home.
Seema’s creamy kale mash was made to accompany Fred’s beef, and it pairs perfectly. Taking a classic pomme purée as the base, she adds fresh, seasonal kale for colour, while cheese and Dijon mustard elevate the flavours, turning a simple side into something vibrant and memorable.
This vibrant roasted chickpea and Brussels sprout salad is a celebration of seasonal winter flavours. Crunchy, golden chickpeas contrast beautifully with tender, caramelised sprouts and hearty kale, while the citrusy, slightly smoky dressing adds brightness and depth. Toasted pine nuts bring a nutty crunch, for a winter salad you’ll keep coming back to!
This coconut chicken soup is proper tasty and super easy to throw together. Creamy, a bit spicy and packed with fresh herbs and a squeeze of lime, it’s the kind of bowl you just want to dive into. Serve it over rice, pile on the beansprouts and herbs, and you’ve got yourself a quick, flavour-packed dinner that hits all the right notes.
Cut down on time, cost and waste with this 'cheat' version of a classic dish that's brilliant for breakfast, lunch or dinner
Spoil the family this weekend with this honey roast chicken recipe. Its tasty seasoning, tender onions and sweet honey takes this weekend roast dinner classic to the next level
Looking for a healthy sweet treat you can batch-cook for the week ahead? This low-calorie brownie recipe is the answer. Made with green lentils, these deliciously fudgy, nutty brownies are super-simple to whip up in just 30 minutes. Plus, they’re high in fibre and gluten-free!
Serve up this autumnal dish for the perfect midweek meal. Tender chicken thighs are simmered with white wine, cannellini beans and tarragon and served with warm crusty bread in this comforting recipe. Use the leftover stew the next day to make a creamy Chicken and ricotta galette, see tip, below.
Let the oven do all the work with this easy Greek-style sausage traybake. Drizzle your veg with a garlic, lemon and oregano oil, then roast with sausages until golden. Serve with a dollop of feta yogurt. Use any leftovers to make our Greek sausage pittas for dinner tomorrow.
This rich ragu recipe can be made in a batch and used again for other dishes - there's nothing like a cook once, eat twice dish!
Take inspiration from the middle east with this gorgeously spiced whole roasted cauliflower. Simply roast in the oven with some spicy wedges and serve with a cooling cucumber and mint chopped salad. You can even use the leftover cauliflower to create a spicy tomato pasta the next day too.
Ready in just 30 minutes, this fragrant cauliflower curry hits all the right notes for a dinner that's on the table in no time
Use leftover roasted vegetables in this easy potato hash, perfect for a light lunch or dinner
This BBQ side classic is made even tastier with the addition of seasonal asparagus, peas and peppery watercress or rocket
Transform tinned chickpeas into a delicious, hearty vegan curry. Serve with rice and a dollop of cooling yogurt-alternative for a fragrant, plant-based midweek meal.
Sweet, zingy and peppery, with a fiery hit of horseradish, this salad packs a punch when it comes to flavour. It makes a great side dish to meat or fish, or is equally delicious on its own. Serve with a spring or Easter roast for something a bit different.
Every roast needs an indulgent side dish and these creamed leeks with the addition of earthy kale, make a nice change to the usual cauliflower cheese. It can be made ahead of time and stored in the fridge or even frozen.
These sweet and salty roasties are sure to wow any guests. The combination of soft goat's cheese and sweet figs makes for a perfectly rounded side. Top that off with a zingy, herby dressing and you've got a delicious spring dish to pep up any roast dinner.
We've topped a side of salmon with a trendy 'everything bagel' topping. It looks impressive but is a doddle to make. This is the perfect easy entertaining dish for Easter or Sunday lunch, however if you want to make it on a smaller scale, see our tip, below.
Sticky-sweet with a delightful tangy note, this low-effort roast lamb is a real showstopper and perfect for the Easter weekend. It requires just a handful of ingredients that transforms lamb into something extra-special. Any leftovers freeze well too!
A creamy chowder is the ultimate comfort food for cold days and this veggie version, using storecupboard ingredients and frozen veg, is so simple and affordable to make. You can even save some to create a sauce for our smoky basa and sweetcorn pasta – see tip, below. That's next day's dinner sorted!
Here's our version of the French bistro classic: tender roasted leeks dressed in a tangy vinaigrette. Finished with soft eggs and fresh herbs, it's a simple dish with a big personality! Perfect as a starter or side.
The Italian Hugo spritz is your go-to summer drink – floral and aromatic, it's bursting with fresh, fragrant flavours. Topped up with prosecco and soda water, it's a lovely refreshing cocktail.
This courgette and pea salad adds a wonderful freshness to a spring roast. The lemon and fresh herbs give a zingy, fragrant lift, while the toasted almonds lend a lovely crunch. You could try making your own pesto too, if you're feeling adventurous.
These filled sweet potatoes make a satisfying veggie meal, loaded with fresh, tangy flavours. You could use regular baked potatoes, if you like, but sweet potatoes have a lovely rich, buttery texture. You'll have leftovers for our calzones too – see tip, below.
This gorgeous mousse is intensely chocolatey and yet surprisingly light. Avocado, which might seem like a strange dessert ingredient, lends a creamy texture without the need for dairy or egg
This easy Bangladeshi-style cod curry delivers maximum flavour and makes for a speedy summertime meal. Pile on to fluffy rice and a squeeze of lime to finish.