
Whether you’re looking for big Sunday lunch menu inspiration, or ideas for ingredients you already have, we have a host of amazing recipes to get the taste buds tingling. Scroll through our ProWare approved recipes and get cooking!
My husband came home one day from the supermarket with some Caramelised Sesame Peanuts which were so moreish it made me want to make my own!
This trio of Christmas vegetables is a fantastic option for your festive dinner. The vivid, jewel-like colours of the red cabbage, carrots and sprouts will make an enticing accompaniment to any center-piece.
This simple apple sauce is a fabulously festive condiment, perfect for serving alongside pork. It is finished with a very simple lemon twist and crumbly, dried lemon zest!
First developed by chefs at the Restaurant Hasselbacken in Stockholm, these little beauties will impress even the most discerning guest. They can be prepared the night before, just leave them to soak in the fridge overnight.
Shin of beef is perfect for stewing, it is a reasonably cheap cut of meat with a lovely gelatinous grain running through it. When you cook it slowly in a delicious broth the ingredients transform into a rich, melt-in-the-mouth ‘wonder-dish’.
With all the sunshine lately, this gorgeous sorbet beckons. It is light, fruity and would be fabulous served between courses, sometimes called an Intermezzo to cleanse the palate, or as a refreshing dessert.
Ice cream is one of my favourite things. Whether it be regular ice cream, frozen yogurt or my newest love, coconut milk ice cream. I splurged last May and bought myself an ice cream maker and I haven’t regretted it.
Move over cauliflower cheese…it’s time for broccoli to shine in this cheesy gratin. This bright and tasty side dish will make a fabulous addition to your roast dinner or any meal. Simple to make and delicious, this dish will impress, and is a great alternative for those who don’t like cauliflower.
Pesto is so simple and quick to make fresh and you can substitute so many of the ingredients to suit what you have in your cupboards. Here are various versions to try. I finally settled on the Spinach and Basil Pesto.