Nothing says Easter like chocolate rice crispy cakes. These should come with a warning, they are incredibly moreish! Get the family involved making these, or just whip up a batch to enjoy solo. Decorate as you please. We've used puffed brown rice here as a gluten-free, wholegrain alternative.

This delicious, crunchy salad is a true celebration of seasonal spring ingredients. It currently features on our Green home delivery menu, and is entirely grain-free. Paired with a tahini dressing, this light dish is perfect for lunch or as a light supper.

This is our take on a florentine pizza. Instead of the traditional pizza base we use flatbreads made from chickpea (gram) flour, which is coarser than normal flour and has a distinct nutty flavour that tastes, unsurprisingly, a lot like chickpeas. The bright green topping is made from spinach and butter beans, with a baked egg to finish.

This dish is the perfect dinner option to support your natural sleep cycle, as it combines tryptophan-rich turkey with carbohydrates (brown rice or quinoa), which can help with the production of melatonin.

This super simple and speedy pancake recipe will have jaws dropping when you bring them piled high to the table. Using fresh spices in the homemade syrup really brings the dish to life, and flaked almonds and blueberries sprinkled on top make for a very beautiful dish.

Is there a more iconic love scene than when Lady & the Tramp’s stars align over a shared plate of spaghetti? In homage to our favourite love scene, here's a recipe for a deliciously unapologetic, silky pot of wild mushroom and truffle oil spaghetti to cook your loved one this Valentine's Day. Bon appétit.

Beetroot is one of my favourite root vegetables with so much to offer in terms of flavour and colour – and most importantly, it’s in season right now. Its deep red hue, slightly earthy flavour and winning nutritional content make it a star ingredient for bright, fresh salads.

This quick and easy burger recipe is perfect for a mid-week supper - you can prep them in advance and keep them in the fridge to have at the ready as soon as you get home from work. The beetroot gives these burgers a deliciously deep and rich depth of flavour which will leave you feeling completely satisfied.

Gone are the days of soggy brussels sprouts, the sprout is having a resurgence and this recipe is a celebration of all that these lovely little cabbages have to offer.

This hot mulled apple juice recipe will have you feeling festive in no time. Boldly spiced with cinnamon, cardamon, cloves and orange, gently simmered in fresh apple juice, this will warm your cockles from the inside out.

The pumpkin sauce in this recipe is like a subtly sweet compote, and it’s a great addition to your breakfast. With its smooth texture, it is delicious stirred into a bowl of hot porridge, along with some salted date caramel.

The stew known as feijoda is one of Brazil’s national culinary treasures and it is often made for large gatherings of family and friends. It is traditionally based on meat but this vegetarian version with pumpkin and black beans is just as good and hearty.

Using pumpkin in sweet dishes has a long history – pumpkins were once stuffed with apples, sugar and spices to serve with savoury foods and spicy, sweet pumpkin pie is traditional for American Thanksgiving. I love the naturally sweet, smooth texture of this pumpkin filling, which works very well with cherries. The pastry base can be a little fiddly as it doesn’t hold together like regular shortcrust, but it’s worth the faff. If the pastry breaks as you line the tin, you can just patch it up.

This is the perfect salad as the weather starts to cool down. Warm roasted butternut squash with chick peas and corn topped with perfectly ripe avocado and spring onions.

This delicious soup contains a rich source of vitamins and minerals that support your immune system and will help you stay healthy during the colder months. It's super easy to whip up, is the perfect addition to a week day supper.

VIDEO RECIPE: These sticky noodles with crispy aubergine make the perfect week-day dinner. Brimming with crispy vegetables, a sticky, spicy sauce and lightly fried aubergine. Follow our video for a simple step-by-step guide on creating this vibrant, delicious dish.

This fool-proof broccoli bread recipe will make it a new regular in your brunch repertoire. These mini bagels are ready in no time and topped with a delicious homemade hummus and crunch radishes, they make for the perfect weekend dish.

Who doesn't love a chocolate milkshake? We have created a super nutritious version that tastes delicious. With avocado and banana this smooth delight provides excellent amounts of healthy fats and fibre, and only contains natural sugars from dates.

A salad that you can whip together in under twenty-five minutes is the kind of salad I want to eat every week. Yellow courgettes add a splash of colour to any dish and a welcome crunch. This home-made pesto recipe is also super easy to blitz together, the combination of aniseed tarragon and earthy basil create a vibrant and refreshing flavour. The whole dish offers an excellent combination of protein and fiber.

With summer in full swing, there is one dish that is now guaranteed to feature regularly on my lunch and dinner, a classic chopped salad. The key to a good chopped salad is in the dressing and I love to use a classic honey and mustard. I top this with some toasted pumpkin and sunflower seeds for some extra savouriness and crunch.

In the summer months there is nothing better than a big, plump juicy peach. And with the weather being so hot, the peaches this year are sweeter than ever. If you're wondering what to do with your peaches, other than devouring them immediately, this smoothie bowl is really simple way to use them and cool down at the same time!

This is one on my favourite recipes from my new cookbook, Detox kitchen Vegetables. It contains the secret recipe to our famous onion jam which will transform the simplest of poke dishes. 

This giant stuffed sweet potato recipe is a brilliant sharing dish, perfect for when you have friends over. Everything can be prepared in advance so all you need to do is assemble in a matter of minutes and enjoy!

Baking aubergine with honey and tamari gives it a lovely salty, sweet stickiness that is incredibly more-ish. The freshness of the lemony saffron yoghurt adds to the fragrant complexity of this Middle Eastern-inspired dish. It is perfect for a dinner party, as part of a big feast, or simply served as a weekday supper with some rice and a green salad.

Granita is a semi-frozen dessert that is typically made with fruit. This rhubarb version is refreshing and tart, perfect with sweet and creamy banana ice cream. Make sure to use the ripest bananas for the ice cream, as they will be the sweetest. Honeyed pecans are a lovely, crunchy topping.

These tortillas are great if you are feeding some hungry people. With five different toppings to mix and match, they are a fun dish to share. You can prepare the pickled onion, black beans and ranch dressing well in advance, so all you need to do at the last minute is fry the battered cauliflower and make the avocado salad. Warm the tortillas through and you are good to go.

The radishes in this quinoa salad not only add colour but also crunch and heat. The salad can be speedily thrown together for lunch or dinner, and it is even quicker if you keep cooked quinoa on standby in an airtight container in the fridge.

Picked from our spring/ summer menu, this salad packs maximum satisfaction and flavour with minimal prep. Win win! Click to view the recipe!

These homemade breakfast pots are perfect on any day of the week. You can make them the night before so they are ready and waiting in the morning. Or have fun making on the weekend with all of the toppings laid out for hungry breakfasters to help themselves.

This home-made chai recipe is ready in minutes and is sure to warm your cockles during this snowy weather. This dairy free version is made using oat milk and coconut milk powder which makes for a deliciously creamy and indulgent version.