This is a wonderful evolution of that humble meat sauce we all love. You can create around fourteen incredible-tasting portions of bolognese out of one little rabbit, so it's beyond cheap to make. And most importantly, you can knock it together in around three... read recipe
AMAZING ASPARAGUS FOUR WAYS Asparagus is the first vegetable of spring, and an absolute joy to eat. These quick little recipes are some of my favorite ways to prepare it. Make sure you try them all - they're equally good. Steamed Asparagus and Quick Tomato... read recipe
This sticky, spongy, gorgeous pudding is my homage to Bristol. I perfected it there by taking most of the spices that the lovely Guyanese family I met put into their incredible pepper pot meat stew, and using them to add mega flavor to this otherwise classic... read recipe
This brilliant little salad is one for all of those people who say they only like white meat. I promise, if you like crispy duck - and most people I know do - then you'll love this because, actually, I think this crispy turkey meat is even better! The flavours... read recipe
I can't lie: this dish has become one of my new favorite things. Each mouthful is an outrageously delicious bit of heaven that anyone sensible won't be able to resist. The contrast of hot crispy soft Yorkshire pudding and cold creamy smoky trout with a good... read recipe
You are going to love this slow-cooked stew recipe, because it's so simple and gives consistently good results. The meat should be cut into approximately 2cm cubes. Packs from most supermarkets are normally about that size. In stew recipes, you're often told... read recipe
I like to think of a tagine as a sort of stew with attitude. It's really all about the spices and the slow cooking, giving all the wonderful flavors time to develop. What's great is that you don't need an authentic Moroccan tagine in order to recreate this... read recipe
Christmas leftovers are brilliant in this British classic. The great thing about this is that it's the same amount of calories as a large blueberry muffin, and it's much more nutritious because it's got a bit of everything. If you don't have enough potatoes,... read recipe
This salad was inspired by two of the loveliest girls, Tamara and Zora, who regularly host an anti-restaurant supper club in Queens. Supper clubs are becoming quite popular in New York, and I think the idea behind them is quite cool. By opening up their homes... read recipe
Start by making your guacamole. Squeeze the avocados out of their skins into a bowl, removing the stones. Add most of the chili and coriander, the onion, tomato and lime juice. Mix everything up with a spoon, hacking up any bigger bits of avocado as you go.... read recipe