This Italian-style thinly sliced chicken dish takes a few minutes to cook.
Bread sauce is a classic chicken accompaniment. This version is enhanced with parmesan and goes with just about anything.
This pudding works equally well as a soothing, warm dessert on a cold night or as a satisfying end to a Sunday-lunch roast.
Originally made as a single large pudding, I prefer individual Yorkshire puddings made in a muffin tin for no other reason than that’s what I grew up with.
This stonking all-in-one dinner will fill your belly without emptying your wallet.
Grapes are really wonderful roasted in the oven – especially in the company of chicken, sage and garlic.
Prop your chicken on a bed of veg and let the cooking juices flow down below.
Take the comforting flavours of roast chicken in a wine-infused tomato sauce, then dial it up with a vibrant minty pesto served at the table.
This beautiful dish is a reminder that we don’t have to turn ourselves inside-out creating something intricate and “fancy” just because it’s Christmas Day.
You’ll get crunchier crackling if you scatter salt flakes generously over the skin and let the stuffed and rolled pork sit uncovered in the fridge overnight.