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Eating dairy-free doesn't have to mean missing out on your favourite meals. Free From foods mean that you can still create delicious, satisfying meals, from hearty soups to indulgent dairy-free cakes and bakes - try our dairy-free meal ideas.
Use leftover veg from your Christmas dinner to make this epic savoury crumble. This vegan bake makes a great Boxing Day dinner and is loaded with sage and onion stuffing for the crumble topping.
Lasagne is always a family favourite, and this vegan lasagne recipe is sure to be no different.
Leftover meat from your Sunday roast or Christmas lunch? Here's a super-tasty, sweet and spicy noodle dish that turns leftovers into a delicious dinner in half an hour. Food writer, Mandy Thompson says "I use instant noodles to make it even quicker. Swap the pork for turkey, chicken, beef or even gammon if you like."
These Vietnamese-inspired spring rolls are as delicious as they are fresh and light. Using leftover turkey, they're perfect for a Boxing Day buffet or a healthier snack or meal over the holidays. Everyone will have fun making the rolls – don't worry if they're not perfect!
This 5-ingredient vegan dessert turns the flavours of a Black Forest gateau into an easy-to-make parfait. It's simple, impressive and the perfect pudding to enjoy over the festive season.
These gooey dark chocolate fondants are irresistibly good and the perfect Christmas dessert. With an oozing chocolate centre, they are worth the effort for an epic vegan dessert.
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.
Try cooking your sprouts in the air-fryer this year to get them super crispy. Cook with lardons, nutmeg and rosemary for festive flavours, then serve alongside all the trimmings.
Everyone loves a pig in blanket and these homemade ones couldn't be simpler. Air-fried until crispy then drizzled with thyme and honey, you won't be cooking pigs in blankets any other way.
Make homemade stuffing balls this Christmas with the help of your air-fryer. These crispy sage and onion stuffing balls are super easy and are made with ingredients you likely already have at home!
This stunning vegan galette is topped with miso-glazed roasted mushrooms and chestnuts to make a delicious Christmas dinner main.
Use chopped walnuts and pecans to make this simple nut roast - perfect for a Christmas dinner main! Cook in the air-fryer to get it nice and crispy and top with cranberry sauce and thyme for big festive flavours.
Serve up this gorgeous ham which is slow-cooked in ginger beer with spices before being topped with a gingerbread-inspired glaze and roasted until golden and sticky.
Our savoury take on the traditional sweet, this mushroom and nut strudel is stuffed with all of the good stuff then rolled in deliciously light shortcut pastry before cooking for just over half-an-hour in the air-fryer. A great vegan centrepiece idea.
Classic stuffing flavours, sweet clementines and crunchy pistachios create a delicious crust for this simple yet special roasted salmon recipe. This is a feast for the eyes for your Christmas table, whether you serve it on the big day, New Year's Day or another occasion.
If you're looking for a simple Christmas starter to serve this year, try this colourful roasted squash salad. With roasted tomatoes, fresh spinach and a festive pomegranate dressing, this vegan and gluten-free starter can kick off your Christmas dinner for everyone.
Try this artichoke bruschetta recipe for a simple Christmas starter idea. Cook jarred artichokes with lemon and plenty of fresh herbs and then pile onto crisp sourdough toasts for an easy way to begin the Christmas feast.
Make the most of your air-fryer this Christmas with these easy vegan mince pies. Add clementine juice and zest to your pastry to give extra festive flavour.
Loaded with tomato purée, hot sauce and garnished with celery, these simple devilled eggs are inspired by the flavours of a classic bloody Mary cocktail. Serve them up at your Christmas party to show you're the host with the most.
You've heard of pigs in blankets, but have you ever tried a fig in blanket? Maple glazed figs are wrapped in crispy bacon to make a great Christmas party canapé option.
Take party dips to a whole new level with this readymade guacamole and smoky, sweet and spicy bacon topping. Finish with coriander leaves and fine red chilli slices, if you like, and serve with tortilla chips, crudités or whatever takes your fancy. Dip in!
Traybakes make brilliantly easy midweek meals and this crispy chicken recipe is no exception! Coated in a sticky soy, honey and orange glaze, it's easy to throw together, yet tastes amazing.
This slow-cooked pork vindaloo is mouthwateringly fragrant. Tender pieces of pork shoulder, marinated in a homemade spice paste, then browned and simmered in stock and chopped tomatoes with onions and new potatoes. Served with steamed rice sprinkled with fresh coriander.
This sweet potato soup is subtly spiced with ginger and ground cumin making it ideal for all the family. Serve it topped with crispy chickpeas and spring onion.
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!
Got leftover chicken from a Sunday roast? Turn it into this quick bang bang chicken recipe - toss the chicken in a spicy ginger and peanut dressing along with plenty of fresh raw veg, chilli and rice noodles for an easy Chinese-inspired salad.
Miso adds a new flavour dimension to this sweet and sticky chicken traybake. Served with fluffy white rice, it's a super-tasty, satisfying meal.
These garlicky, herby sausage and veg skewers are a tasty and interesting twist on traditional meat kebabs and budget-friendly too. Serve on a bed of tomato rice for a tasty midweek meal.
Fragrant slow cooked beef in a Moroccan spice mix with chickpeas, dried apricot and tomatoes served with fluffy couscous
This easy crab linguine recipe is an Italian classic that comes together in minutes. Tinned crab is tossed with garlic, chilli, parsley and lemon for a light summer pasta dish ready in just 15 minutes.
This colourful one pot curry is packed with flavour and aroma. Juicy tomatoes and creamy coconut milk make this delicious dairy-free and gluten-free dish perfect for a comforting weeknight dinner.
Steak and chips, but not as you know it. Featuring baked herby potatoes and purple sprouting broccoli along with peas, leaves and radishes, this is a nutritious twist on a dine-at-home favourite.
A simple traybake that makes the most of seasonal kale, this will soon be part of your weekly dinner rotation