Easy Recipes That You’ll Want to Make Every Week
Whether you're looking for a mouth-watering main, simple crowd-pleasing bake, or merely ideas to inspire your cooking, you'll find it in our list of easy recipes that you'll want to make every week!
1. French Toast with a Coconut Milk Twist
Wake up to something different and try this French toast recipe with a twist.
2. Vietnamese Rice Noodle and Coriander Salad
This exotic salad is super-easy to prepare and oh-so delicious.
3. Moroccan Crumpets
Liven up breakfast with this Moroccan-inspired treat which combines the sweet flavour of dried apricots with creamy cheese, all served on a classic crumpet.
4. Baked Sweet Potato Chips and Dip
These sweet potato fries are perfect Friday night fodder, that are oh so simple!
5. Rosie Birkett’s Pimped Up Huevos Rancheros
Liven up your midweek meals with this punchy little recipe.
6. Ultimate Halloumi Sandwich
Simple to make and ultra delicious, this one is a winner – every time!
7. Dairy-free Quinoa Porridge with Goji Berries, Pistachios and Blackberries
This quick and easy breakfast is perfect for when you're busy but need to enjoy a nutritious, morning meal – it couldn't be simpler!
8. Cheesy Mushroom Bread
This is the perfect tear-and-share bread for big family meals.
9. Flourless Chocolate and Peanut Butter Cookies
This bake is so simple and one for all you chocolate fiends.
10. Toasted Almond and Parsnip Soup
This hearty warming soup is great for the winter months and can be made ahead and heated up when you need it.
11. Turkish Eggs with Turkish Toasts
A quicker, spicier alternative to oeufs en cocotte.
12. Baked Raspberry and Chocolate Puddings with Rich Dark Chocolate Sauce
Make these rich dark chocolate puddings earlier in the day then cook for 10 minutes while you clear the table. Serve with a drizzle of warm cinnamon spiced chocolate sauce and complete with a scoop of vanilla ice cream – then sit back and bask in the compliments.
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