We really enjoy recipes that use a lot of garden ingredients – so here’s one that celebrates the green veg available at this time of year, maintaining all that fresh vibrant colour in a delicious curry. Feel free to adjust the spicing to make it spicier or keep it fairly mild. You can also use all the veg suggested or keep it simple with just a couple of different ingredients! Serve with lime segments and steamed basmati rice for a lovely Summer meal!…
Here’s a quick and easy method for a biryani, using plenty of seasonal winter veg, perfect for a midweek meal. As ever, you can vary the vegetables depending on what you have!
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We feel that nothing beats fresh peas and beans from the garden, lightly steamed and straight onto your plate! Here we combine their naturally sweet flavour with the sharpness of lemon and mustard as well as black basil, lemon basil and fresh tarragon. A great salad for lunch time with some bread or another salad dish, or you could serve it as an accompaniment to a main dish at dinner time. …
This is French chef Raymond Blanc’s method for making risotto which allows you to make risotto without also cooking your face over a hot stove. We’ve got a small bunch of sorrel in our recipe which really adds to the flavour but if you can’t get it don’t worry – just miss it out! Vegan risotto might be met with some raised eyebrows, but it really is delicious and doesn’t lack a thing. Of course, if you want a shaving if Parmesan – go ahead!…
A colourful and vibrant soup for any time of the year. Minestrone is an excellent filling lunch or light dinner. The colours come leaping out at you, inviting you into its tasty warmth. We would eat this every day if we could!…