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A great Yorkshire pudding will elevate any roast dinner. And they're cheap and easy - just flour eggs, milk and salt.

This is a dish I developed a while back with the guys at Blancette in soho. Healthy, delicious, vegetarian and it looks amazing. 

This is a serious pizza method that will give you fantastic results. It's not too difficult and doesn't require too much time spent in the kitchen, mostly you'll just be waiting for the dough to rest and/or rise. 

By using the mix-and-rest method for kneading, you replace a lot of hard work with just a bit of extra resting time. I think the results are at least as good as traditional kneading, if not better. 

This is a sort of hybrid between a curry and a salad. By taking the curry off the heat 10 minutes before you add the tomato, spring onion and coriander, they keep their colour and their freshness. 

This looks great, tastes amazing, and only requires minimal time in the kitchen. The fact it's spatchcocked mean it cooks more evenly than a normal roast chicken, and and in around 2/3 the time. 

This is my go-to hot sauce recipe. It's simple, with all of the ingredients complementing the natural chilli flavour.  

You can play around using this recipe as a starting point and come up with your own version. I like to always include some habaneros/scotch bonnets as they have a distinct flavour and a searing heat, but you can use whichever chillies you can find. 

Ok, not exactly health food, but for an occasional blow out - it doesn't get much better. Crunchy, spicy coating over juicy tender chicken. 

I don't make any claims over this dish. It's a classic and there are recipes for it all over the place. I just love it, and I wanted to share it with anyone who hasn't had the chance to try it yet.