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Harissa, Ricotta & Tomato Frittata

Harissa, Ricotta & Tomato Frittata

A frittata for two, baked in the oven with cherry tomatoes, spinach and little pockets of harissa ricotta. Line the tin with baking paper and you can just lift it out – no washing up. India, your brunch is ready!

Egg Fried Rice

Egg Fried Rice

A very quick cook, and the best way I know to use up leftover rice. In fact, it’s better made with leftovers – day-old, cold rice is exactly what you want. What did it take? About three minutes.

Raspberry & Almond Crumble

Raspberry & Almond Crumble

I go through my freezer every so often to use things up, and a bag of languishing frozen raspberries became these incredibly quick crumbles for two. Almonds and raspberries are a marriage made in heaven, so there are ground almonds…

Vanilla raspberry creams

Vanilla Raspberry Creams

You know I’m not big on desserts, and I don’t like custard, so this is my poor man’s trifle. I made it to run down a bag of frozen raspberries, and a bargain Madeira cake did the rest. Who needs…

Five plates each feature a salad of sliced red and yellow heritage tomatoes, topped with a ball of burrata cheese, fresh herbs, black pepper, and a drizzle of olive oil, arranged on dark round plates.

Marinated Tomatoes with Burrata

Macerating the tomatoes for a couple of hours, brings out all their juicy sweetness and the marinade can be used as a dressing. If you can’t get hold of burrata, try using buffalo mozzarella. If you can’t get hold of…

A plastic container filled with slow-roasted tomatoes covered in olive oil, showing shrivelled, glossy red tomato halves and seasoning.

Confit Tomatoes

These are fabulous little flavour bombs which can be used on canapes, as a garnish, on a pizza or delicious on a bruschetta GET AHEAD: I make these in a large batch as they store in an airtight container in…

A collage of four images: tinned peppers and rice, jars of grains and dried chillies, chopped herbs and vegetables in a food processor, and a plated dish with vegetables, cheese, and edible flowers.

Romesco Sauce

A classic Spanish sauce which is usually served at room temperature. There are many variations but mine doesn’t have breadcrumbs as I think they are unnecessary and means this sauce is then gluten free. My own personal twist to this…