These Cheesy Curried Beans from Yotam Ottolenghi make a quick and easy brunch, lunch or supper . They arebest made with jarred beans but you can also use a tin. A 400g tin gives about 300g beans, so I increase the cream and cheese to take this into account. You could add extra spicing if you like.
This retro Jewish classic from Odesa is served on rye bread. It’s from ” Summer Kitchens” by Olia Hercules.You can use Gruyere or Cheddar but any tasty hard cheese works.
Im not sure if this counts as a snack or a pudding, but either way it is most delicious. You can use nectarines or peaches instead of figs. Its from Debora Robertson’s ” Notes from a Small Kitchen Island”.
A luxurious supper of cheese and ham on toast from Diana Henry. A new bakery called Guild of Dough has opened near me recently and I am rapidly becoming addicted to their Kimchi Sourdough which i think would work well in this too.