• Runner bean chutney

    Runner bean chutney

    Preserve allotment staple runner beans to enjoy later in the year in this zingy chutney. It will keep sealed in a cool, dry place for up to three months

    Easy
  • Barbecue beef burger

    Barbecue beef burger

    A classic beef burger is a must-have at a barbecue. Pack blue cheese in the centre to make it a little more special and serve with your favourite sides

    Easy
  • Broad beans & peas on toast

    Broad beans & peas on toast

    Vibrant and fresh, these toasts are great for al fresco eating. Spread thickly with goat’s cheese and top with minty peas and beans, plus lemon zest for colour

    Easy
  • Deep-fried globe artichoke

    Deep-fried globe artichoke

    Golden spears of deep-fried artichoke, perfect for dipping in aïoli. This recipe is based on carciofi alla giudia, a classic dish served in the Jewish quarter of Rome

    Easy
  • Summer fruits cheesecake board

    Summer fruits cheesecake board

    For a fun sharing dessert, impress your friends with our clever twist on the butter board. We’ve used summer fruits but try using any fruit that’s in season

    Easy
  • Courgette brownies

    Courgette brownies

    Growing courgettes in the garden? Use them to make these glorious fudgy courgette brownies studded with chocolate chips. Serve with vanilla ice cream

    Easy
  • Gooseberry buckle cake

    Gooseberry buckle cake

    Got a glut of homegrown gooseberries? Showcase them at their very best in this glorious cake, with a sponge base, gooseberry filling and crumble topping

    Easy
  • Chicken tikka pasties

    Chicken tikka pasties

    Make these moreish pasties for a picnic. They’re easy to pack up and take with you, and inspired by the flavours of a chicken tikka slice

    Easy
  • Mug brownie

    Mug brownie

    Make this mug brownie in the microwave. It takes just six minutes to make – perfect for a speedy dessert for one when you crave a sweet treat

    Easy
  • Cambridge burnt creams

    Cambridge burnt creams

    Try an English take on crème brûlée for dessert. Thought to have originated at Trinity College, Cambridge, they are also known as trinity burnt creams

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