Recipes

Marinating the chops overnight will produce a savoury, succulent meal with very little effort.

Many cuts of pork are as lean or leaner than chicken. This meal is also very quick and easy to prepare.

Salmon is a quick-cook food, rich in healthy omega-3 fats and vitamin D. The perfect food for a healthy brain and nerves, to help protect against heart disease. 

A delicious and filling recipe! Salmon is an oily fish and it is recommended that we eat one portion of this type of fish a week. Salmon is rich in omega-3 fatty acids which are beneficial for heart health.

Sick of turkey? Why not try this recipe to use up your leftover ham.

This will make your barbeque one to remember. The herbs add a great coating to the chicken and the tasty dip actually contains a cool vegetable: can you tell what it is yet?

Burgers are an old reliable, and especially delicious if you can make your own. For Halloween, cut eyes in the bun, use cheese slices for teeth, and add a slice of tomato for a terrifying smile.

Making your own chunky chips is a great way to reduce the fat and oil found in fried alternatives

Seasonal winter vegetables are great at Christmas. Sweet, tasty!

This is one of our most popular recipes. If the last of this delicious ham isn’t gobbled up in one meal, it can be stored in the fridge as equally tasty leftovers. 

Warm and filling, a wonderful family dinner for those cold winter days. 

This simple recipe makes minced meat a bit more exciting and is ideal for a quick dinner.