• Dried orange & lemon slices

    Dried orange & lemon slices

    Dry orange and lemon slices to use as decorations at Christmas time. They make lovely tree, table or wreath decorations, or pop in a jar as a gift

    Easy
  • Challah

    Challah

    Make challah bread, a sweet, enriched loaf traditionally eaten on Friday nights by Jewish families to celebrate the Sabbath. The leftovers make lovely French toast

    More effort
  • Goat water

    Goat water

    Make our version of goat water, a stew made with goat meat that’s the national dish of Montserrat. It’s a direct reflection of the island’s African and Irish ancestries

    Easy
  • Ultimate vegan gravy

    Ultimate vegan gravy

    Finish your Christmas morning efforts by reheating this make-ahead gravy. It’s the perfect partner to all your favourite trimmings at the festive table

    More effort
  • Vegan custard

    Vegan custard

    Make our vegan coconut custard to pour over your favourite desserts. Made with coconut milk, it pairs beautifully with our carrot, coconut & date pudding

    Easy
  • Toasted bread sauce

    Toasted bread sauce

    Make a vegan version of bread sauce for the Christmas dinner table. Make it ahead, if you like, to save on time – store in the fridge for up to two days

    Easy
  • Buffalo cauliflower

    Buffalo cauliflower

    Make ‘buffalo cauliflower’ for a veggie take on the spicy American classic. Served with a ranch dip, it makes an excellent Friday night sharing treat

    Easy
  • Jalebi

    Jalebi

    Make these sweet Indian treats by frying batter into crispy swirls, then dipping them in a sugary syrup made with cardamom and saffron

    Easy
  • Pressure cooker pulled pork

    Pressure cooker pulled pork

    Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims only

    Did you know you can cook pulled pork in a pressure cooker in just a quarter of the time? It’s one clever solution for cutting back on your winter fuel costs!

    Easy