A sweet, sour and slightly hot salad that riffs beautifully with fillets of rich, oily mackerel. you can deseed the chilli if you prefer things with less spice.
In a world where everyone seems to cook their veg briefly so it’s vivid green and still crunchy, julius roberts likes to go the other way... pushing the broccoli around the pan for a little longer, until it begins to collapse slightly, absorbing all the flavour of the sweet shallots, umami-rich anchovies, fennel seeds and lemon. angela hartnett serves this recipe for nick grimshaw and guest siobhán mcsweeney on episode 4, season 5 of dish, the waitrose podcast. it’s served with slow-roast lamb shoulder with beer & carrots and potatoes dauphinoise. to drink, angela served the lamb and sides with no.1 viña lorea reserva rioja. discover all recipes prepared by angela hartnett on the dish podcast. dish is available on apple podcasts, spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
Chetna makan's pavlova is a crowdpleaser. it's finished with pineapple that turns caramelly when barbecued, topped with passion fruit to reduce sweetness.
Everybody loves meatball night! these classic turkey meatballs pair perfectly with your favorite pasta and sauce, or alongside any of your favorite vegetables. make a double or triple batch of meatballs and freeze for future meals!
This granola is chock full of pecans and other delightful ingredients, but best of all, a homemade chai spice mixture for a warm spiciness that infuses every bite.
This comes to your dinner table via venice where, thanks to the historic spice trade, traditional duck ragùs are often laced with cinnamon to cut through the richness. for more modern times, ready-cooked duck confit means you can be twirling this on your fork in just over half an hour.