Swap tomato chutney for caramelised onion relish, if preferred. It is important to rest the pastry after rolling it to fit the pan, as this will help prevent it shrinking during baking. Note
Keeping a big pasta bake in the freezer is the perfect solution to feeding last-minute dinner guests. To freeze, allow to cool then wrap well in plastic wrap and foil. Label and freeze for up to 3 months. Note
It�s a cheese omelette makeover! There�s something about fluffy eggs and the gentle taste of creamy ricotta that just fits perfectly especially when bacon and mushrooms are added.
Replace grape tomatoes with regular, chopped tomatoes. Use any small pasta shapes. Store salad and dressing separately; combine just before serving. Note
You can cook 1 ½ cups long-grain white rice instead of using microwave rice. To make gluten-free, use tamari (wheat-free soy sauce) instead of teriyaki. Use parsley instead of coriander. Note
These zucchini and corn fritters are light, fluffy and fresh and are a great meal for children or as a light meal for adults. Serve with crispy bacon for a delicious dinner.
Scrumptious and versatile bubble and squeak is the perfect way to use up leftover mashed potato or vegetables. Serve with truss tomatoes and a fried egg for the perfect relaxing meal.
Hot, savoury and tasty egg, bacon and parmesan pies make a great lunch or after-school snack. They're also great for popping in lunch boxes the following day.
If you're looking for a super simple and inexpensive dish that's filling and tasty, then this bacon, pea and corn frittata is for you. Great served warm for lunch, or cold in a lunch box.
There's loads of flavour in this quick, throw-it-together spaghetti with leeks, bacon and chilli. This is the perfect recipe to have on hand when you need to cook a mid-week dinner in a hurry.
Super-healthy vegetables bathe in a bowl of tangy bacon and lentil soup. Serve with toasted Turkish bread to create a hearty winter warmer that is bound to be a family favourite.
Kids will love this cheesy, speedy pizza made with pita bread. If you want to add more protein, make a hollow in the centre and crack an egg into it, then bake.
Penne matriciana is a simple peasant style pasta dish made with fresh tomato and bacon. It can be on the table in 30 minutes and is a tasty and satisfying meal that will please even the fussiest of eaters.
Give your usual full English a little bit of French inspiration with this creamy scrambled eggs on brioche version. Remove your eggs from the heat when they are still slightly undercooked and let them finish off in the pan for a perfect result.
Home made baked beans, with bacon, sausages and eggs really is the full monty when it comes to a great breakfast. Toast a couple of slices of good bread, brew a cup of your favourite joe and you're set for the day.
This creamy, comforting soup will warm you up on a cold winter's day. Full of smoky bacon and tender chunks of potato and finished with fresh, flat-leaf parsley, this is sure to become a firm family favourite.
This humble vegetable gets an undeserved bad rap in our view. We think these delicious brussels sprouts with crispy pancetta deserve a place on your Christmas table, right next to the duck fat roasted potato.
Warm, hearty and creamy, this potato and bacon soup is packed full of delicious ingredients to create the ultimate comfort food - perfect for Winter evenings.
This rich and hearty soup can be whipped up in about half an hour. Evaporated milk (not to be confused with condensed milk) is canned unsweetened milk from which some of the water has been evaporated.
You can use the chopped meat from one barbecued chicken in this recipe instead of the tenderloins. Add it at the end of bacon becoming crisp and stir until hot. Recipe can be made several hours ahead to the end of step 5. From cold, bake, covered, at 200°C (180°C fan forced) for 30 minutes […]
These potato and goat cheese puffs will make a moreish and tasty addition to your next dinner party hors-d'oeuvre selection. To save on time, make them in advance and cook just before serving.
These tasty baked arrabbiata muffins are packed full of flavour and texture. Filled with melted, oozy cheese, they will be loved by kids and adults alike. Enjoy them warm as a light lunch or dinner or pop them in your lunch box for work or school.
Talk about cheap and easy! My boys love this slice as an alternative to sandwiches in the lunchbox. It takes minutes to prepare and is full of flavour and stacks of vegetables, too.
With the added flavour of bacon, leek and brussels sprouts, this lovely chicken dish is delicious served with crusty bread to mop up all the tasty juices.
Frittata tastes great hot, cold or at room temperature; it’s perfect at breakfast time or for lunch and is a hit with kids and adults alike. For a splash of colour and extra flavour, cut up some fresh parsley, basil or chives (or a combination of all three) to sprinkle on top. Note
These cheesy corn and bacon muffins are delicious served both warm and cold. They make a great morning tea or after-school snack, and are perfect for packing in a lunch-box.
Oysters are an amazingly versatile seafood. They are delicious topped with a little squeeze of lemon juice, or with melted cheese, or with Asian style dressing. Here, we've topped them with a robustly flavoured bacon butter.
Turn a ramekin upside down on one corner of the pastry sheet and cut around it to make each pie “cap”. You’ll easily get four from the one sheet, with enough left over to make tiny leaves or stars to decorate each pie’s cover, if you desire. Note
A strong vintage cheddar is best to stand up to the other robustly flavoured ingredients. These savoury muffins are a terrific accompaniment to a bowl of soup. They can be made a few hours ahead and warmed in a low oven when required, or you can make them days ahead and freeze them. Allow to […]
Food referred to as "Ã la bourguignon" is food cooked in the style of the famous French wine region of Burgundy, and is instantly recognisable by its red wine sauce containing mushrooms, bacon and onions.