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One of the most versatile vegetables - carrots are sweet, healthy and full of vitamins. They’re delicious raw, with dips, added into salads, or buttered up as a side. Try our truly inspiring Carrot recipes to help put more plants on your plate.
Fabulously fruity, zingy and slightly spicy, this rhubarb slaw is not a shy side! Serve with a juicy burger, kebabs or whatever you fancy – this recipe serves 6, but you could keep leftovers in the fridge for up to 2 days.
Whatever the occasion, this carrot cake recipe is sure to impress. With warming cinnamon, crunchy walnuts and velvety cream cheese frosting, it's a real winner.
Get the kids to love their packed lunch with this easy healthy sandwich that’s packed with layers of fruit and veg. Taking inspiration from a classic carrot cake for the sandwich filling, orange-flavoured soft cheese and juicy raisins add sweetness.
These easy bakes are packed full of classic carrot cake flavours, including a delicious cream cheese frosting! You can top with crunchy walnuts, if you like.
Rustle up this comforting soup made with fresh carrots, fragrant ginger and warming turmeric, topped with a spicy garnish
Packed full of goodness, these tasty muffins are a great way to start the day - or eaten as a snack.
Carrots are the hero of this interesting dhal recipe, with the chestnuts giving even more flavour and texture. A simple and healthy winter warmer that's great for using up Christmas or Sunday roast leftovers.
This colourful, flavour-packed side is a star supporting act for Christmas lunch or any Sunday roast. Carrots and beetroot are coated in balsamic vinegar and roasted until golden and sticky – simple yet impressive!
Sweet carrots and parsnips with apple, bacon, honey and thyme: what's not to love about this colourful Christmas side dish?
Delicious chicken and vegetable soup
A hearty carrot soup with a creamy korma twist
Pudding for breakfast? Yes, please! If you normally crave sweet treats, then you’ll love this carrot cake-inspired overnight oats recipe
This healthy bake has all the classic flavour of an indulgent carrot cake recipe, but makes a healthy treat for kids and adults alike, as the cake is sweetened with apple, banana and sultanas and cut into snack-size squares.
These crunchy, chicken goujons coated in a 'krispy' batter and served with a side of healthy carrot 'fries', are great for a quick mid-week meal your kids will love
Welcome in the beginning of the autumnal harvest with golden swede, filled with big flavours in this healthy vegan soup
Adding harissa paste gives a little heat to these tasty and budget-friendly carrot falafel burgers. Serve with potato wedges and a speedy slaw for a healthy family dinner.
This festive tart combines sweet roasted carrots, savoury shallots, punchy pesto and a hint of orange. Extra pesto can be saved in an airtight container for up to 5 days.
Coat sweet carrots in a punchy whisky glaze and scatter with bittersweet tarragon for the ultimate vegan side dish that will definitely take your guests by surprise.
Upgrade your classic roast side with these visual hasselback carrots. The earthy vegetable tastes amazing seasoned with warming cumin, fragrant fennel and glazed with honey for a crisp finish
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!
You don't have to do much to Chantenay carrots to make them sing with sweetness. Cook them slowly to release their flavour and drizzle with maple syrup or honey, sprinkle with fresh parsley and serve as a side with your roast.
Here's a great Christmas or Sunday lunch side that won't take up oven space. Simply boil the carrots until tender, then fry in smoky bacon, brown butter, sage and lemon. This is seriously delicious yet so simple and speedy.
Packed with vitamins and minerals, carrot and celery go great together when mixing up a great juice. Teamed with fresh orange juice, their delicate and distinctive flavours work well and deliver a fantastic fresh drink.
Tender carrots with a sweet and sticky compound butter make for the perfect Christmas side dish
Cupcakes usually means no arguments over who got the bigger slice. These gorgeous cinnamon and carrot numbers are topped with an irresistible cream cheese icing and desiccated coconut. Practically one of your five-a-day.
These roasted carrots are sure to be the star of the show at your Easter table. Gently spiced with cumin and topped with pomegranate seeds, this vibrant dish is a must-try this spring.
Give carrots and parsnips the VIP treatment at your next Sunday roast with this extra-special side dish. The combination of maple syrup, mustard and orange creates a sticky glaze that works well with both veg. Guests will be asking for more.
Made with simple ingredients, this flavour packed carrot and feta burger holds its shape really well. Healthy burgers never tasted so good!
Pair crunchy carrots with apple and chicken in these easy grain bowls, topped with a zesty homemade dressing.
If you're partial to a flapjack, you'll love this carrot cake-inspired recipe, packed with rolled oats, carrots and walnuts for crunch, then finished with a citrussy cream cheese drizzle. Super-easy for even beginner bakers to make, this teatime treat makes a great on-the-go snack too.
If you're looking for a healthy and delicious way to get more root vegetables into your diet, switch up your standard mashed potatoes at your next roast dinner for this carrot and swede mash
Rich and satisfying yet easy as anything to make, carrot and coriander soup is the perfect easy weekend lunch. Up the flavours with a sprinkling of warming paprika and a dash of single cream and top it off with some omega-rich toasted pumpkin seeds.
An easy-but-cute-looking bake that makes for moist muffins, and the kids can help you make - as long as they promise not to eat the chocolate chips before they make it into the mix. Substitute the chocolate chips for nuts if you prefer.