“Dopiaza” means “double onions”, referring to onion being added twice. Lamb, chicken and okra often feature in this dish but I’ve made it with eggplant.
This salad improves with a good sit in the fridge. The key to its longevity is to coat the chickpeas and grains very lightly.
I’ve turned the traditional Italian sweet-and-sour sauce into a lively dressing that coats the grains and chicken beautifully.
This is a heavy-hitting serve of protein with the lentils and tuna making it a robust, dinner-worthy kind of salad.
A microplane grater and some frozen fruit are all you need to make this easiest of desserts. Add a little sweetened yoghurt and you’re in heaven.
Ready in a flash, this simple dish has “midweek favourite” written all over it.
France’s best-known salad is substantial enough for a main dish but light enough for hot summer days.
Thinly slicing the beef simplifies the process of making this dish.
Making your own gnudi, simple cloud-like gnocchi made with fresh ricotta, is surprisingly quick and satisfying.
Beat the heat with this colourful salad, which combines chicken poached in a flavour-packed broth with cool vegetables and rice noodles.