Ready in a flash, this quick and easy lamb mince wrap packs a punch, thanks to the use of baharat and Aleppo pepper (see recipe notes). It’s the perfect dish to whip up for a speedy lunch or dinner when you’re dining solo. 

What can be better than a creamy potato salad? A creamy caesar potato salad of course! We’ve paired two favourite classics for double the joy. This mash-up features cheesy croutons and plenty of crispy bacon to top it off. 

This dish combines pillowy gnocchi with a velvety cauliflower sauce and the savoury crunch of crispy pancetta. Topped with toasted pine nuts and fresh thyme, it's a comforting and satisfying meal that's sure to impress.

These Thai-style eggs are traditionally deep-fried and doused in sugary caramel. Here we give them a healthier twist.

Our one-pan chicken rendang curry tray bake is full of rich and aromatic flavours. It combines juicy chicken thigh cutlets with a creamy coconut and rendang curry sauce, roasted with vibrant vegetables. Served with roti bread, it's a comforting and satisfying hassle-free dinner.

Traditional one-pot chicken cacciatore is a favourite Italian recipe that's makes a quick, flavoursome dinner and is best served with pasta. Hearty enough for the hungriest of families, it's easy and quick to make and the perfect winter warmer.

Ellie and Sam Studd pay tribute to a truly venerated cheese – pecorino. This salty delight has a history that stretches back 2,000 years. Invite it home for dinner tonight for a plate of spaghetti.

We’ve taken one of the most popular salads and turned it into a delicious meal by adding pasta and grilled chicken. We kept the dressing traditional and the croutons because we all love a crunch and we finished this salad with some fragrant basil. This will be on repeat once you’ve tried it.

There's no need to travel to Vietnam to enjoy this beautiful simple dish. Made with silky rice noodles, fragrant pork mince and slaw, this family-friendly salad is super tasty, fresh and totally satisfying.

This fresh and easy Thai chicken salad has a colourful mix of fresh veg, fragrant herbs and juicy grilled chicken and is tossed with a creamy peanut dressing. It’s a flavour-packed meal that’s both refreshing and satisfying.

“Adding ground dried mushrooms to this dish gives the sauce an irresistibly rich, umami flavour.” – Lucy Nunes. You’ll need a 30cm x 22cm baking dish.

Your classic salmon poke bowl is upgraded thanks to the crispy rice and red curry paste. It's tasty, full of texture and high in protein, healthy fats and fibre for a fully-loaded bowl that will fast become a new favourite.

Matt Moran puts his make-at-home spin on the pub classic to end all pub classics – a crisp chicken schnitzel.

"From start to finish, this bolognese is made in one roasting pan – the pasta cooks directly in the sauce. It may seem counterintuitive to chop dried manicotti or cannelloni, but there is a method to the madness: it’s nearly impossible to break the dried pasta in half exactly, so you end up with some shards, which become lovely and crisp, and some tubes, which hold the sauce very nicely. The kick and thick consistency of the Tunisian harissa brand Le Phare du Cap Bon is especially nice, but any kind will work – just note that the spice level and texture of the final dish will reflect the harissa you choose. Sprinkle this dish with additional cheese before serving, if you’d like." - Yotam Ottolenghi.

“Everyone loves pasta, so treating it as your best friend and a vehicle for getting extra veg into meals is a good way to approach things. Flex the veg you use depending on what you’ve got. You want around 500g of veg in total, or more if you’ve got it." – Jamie Oliver