I love a Soup Sunday & this Sage & Squash Soup is the perfect big batch to make on an Autumnal day. Let it simmer away whilst you snuggle up. Have some today, save some for the week and then store the rest in the freezer for a day when you don't feel up to cooking....
All the cheerful colours of Spring, this Green Minestrone Soup is delicious in good weather and cold alike. Homemade pesto is really easy and a great way to use up any leftover herbs so I like to swirl a little on top. Or to keep it really simple, a touch of extra virgin olive oil and a squeeze of...
Soothing, easy and restorative, this is my ideal Monday night dinner from my cookbook 'Eat Happy' which will set you up nicely for the week ahead. Although I always prefer a one-pan recipe, you do need two pans to keep things moving along. ...
Using store cupboard staples and spinach from the freezer, this Seville-inspired stew from 'Eat Happy' comes together in under 20 minutes and is a hit with everyone. ...
This butternut squash soup with coconut and turmeric is the ultimate snuggle up supper! Make a big batch & freeze so that you can always have something warming....
Perfect rainy day food or when you're hunting for a quick, simple dinner. This makes a huge batch in under 30 mins. ...
Turkey Curry is such a great way to use up leftover Turkey and extra veg from Christmas. This is a wonderfully fresh and vibrant curry which goes perfectly with this quick cabbage slaw or rice....
You’ve probably got these spices but you could always swap the cumin or coriander for a touch of smoked paprika too, anything goes with soup. I absolutely love carrots but do feel free to swap them for sweet potato, squash, celeriac or parsnip if you prefer. ...
There’s nothing quite like a warming bowl of chicken soup to make you feel a thousand times better. I used leftover roast chicken here and spiralized some courgette noodles which you can do with a julienne peeler or a regular peeler too. If you’re after a veggie meal, simply swap the chicken for some mushrooms!...
This sweet potato, ginger and coconut soup is both refreshing and comforting all at once. Don’t worry about peeling the sweet potato, instead give it a scrub and it’s good to go. Swap for squash, carrot or celeriac if you prefer a slightly different flavour. ...
A bright green soup; use frozen broccoli and peas if you fancy, instead of buying them fresh! Za’atar is a spice blend traditionally made with dried herbs such as marjoram or thyme and gives this simple soup a Middle Eastern flair....
The beans add such a comforting creaminess in this soup and a little blue cheese or cheddar cheese doesn’t go a miss sprinkled on top at the end! If you can’t get leeks then don’t stress, spring onions or white onions work perfectly too. I used frozen cauliflower florets for speed so feel free to use frozen or fresh!...