Described as ” a plant based ragu to end all others ” I can assure you this vegan recipe will not disappoint. The ragu will keep in the fridge for up to 3 days, or in the freezer for a month. It can be served with pasta or polenta, or used as a base for lasagne or shepherds pie ( for the latter cook a bit less as it will cook more in the oven.) The recipe is from ” Ottolenghi Flavour” by Yotam Ottolenghi and Ixta Belfrage.
A delicious, quick and easy recipe for sprouting broccoli and pasta from Rukmini Iyer. Be warned- keep a close eye on the hazelnuts while they are in the oven- the ones in the picture are a little more toasted than ideal!
A one pan vegetarian supper from the inspired ” The Green Roasting Tin” by Rukmini Iyer. In this recipe the polenta is baked rather than first cooked on top of the stove.
These panettone stuffing squares are great served at parties or with drinks in small squares but if you like you could serve them alongside a roast in which case you would get the smaller number of squares. The recipe is from ” Nigellissima ” by Nigella Lawson.
Aquacotta is a simple but classic Italian soup from the Maremma coastal region of Tuscany. I found this version in Claire Thomson’s “Veggie Family Cook Book “.
Im always looking for new recipes for pasta with prawns and love this new one from Mark Hix. You can use any short pasta as an alternative and in the recipe pictured I used Red Shrimp rather than the prawns specified, but I thibk any good larger prawns would work.
A version of this comforting cheesy pasta dish from ” Real Food” by Nigel Slater. Serve with a bitter leaf salad to mop up the cheesy sauce from your plate.
