Quinoa and millet complement and balance each other in this recipe. Toasting the seeds for the sprinkle gives them an extra crunchy texture – the sprinkle is a...
When a bounty of seafood is this fresh, the best way to enjoy it is to barbecue it! Guy brings out, punchy flavours with a simple harissa and coconut glaze.
This is a very quick way of preserving zest – the process is sped up because you are using just the pared zest, not the pith. It is one of those things you will...
Sally Butcher and her husband Jamshid kindly talked me through this recipe, which is a Middle Eastern classic. Poussin are skinned, cut up and left to sit in a...
This Easter, the traditional bun gets a makeover. This fun and crumbly cookie version is still full of spice and with the signature cross piped over the top, this...
This pretty cake, with its heavenly orange blossom-scented frosting, is currently one of my favourite ‘special occasion’ cakes – particularly for birthday...
This beautiful, moist, dairy-free cake dates back to the Golden Age in Spain and is probably of Moorish origins. It’s known as a plava by Ashkenazim, pan d’España...
Poppy seeds and citrus are always a good pair, and here a citrus-lavoured icing backs up the orange rind in the cake itself. Just the ticket for a cup of tea with...
Inspired by his love of citrus fruits, chef Hassan M’Souli shares his recipe for pan-fried snapper with a sweet and sour saffron citrus sauce. Ensure you remove...
Seared scallops have such a beautiful texture and are best served quite simply. In this recipe chef Thomas Johns marries them with tomato, fennel and citrus to...