A vegetarian diet is a great way to pack plant points into your meals and our tasty vegetarian recipes are sure to please, or try our veggie pasta recipes.
Cavolo nero is sweeter and more tender than kale, making it the perfect addition to this hearty pasta bake
This vibrant, six-layered rainbow creation is a guaranteed showstopper
This recipe takes the classic Italian dessert to new heights by infusing it with the sweet flavours of fresh strawberries. It's the perfect treat to indulge in on a special occasion or whenever you're in need of a sweet escape.
Warm chilli and tomato sauce meets peppers, spinach and feta in this lazy baked eggs dish, which takes just 20 minutes to make
Jamie says: "Baby spinach is such a fab veg to have in your fridge. Not only does it count towards 1 of your 5-a-day, but it’s also low-cost. This dish is brilliant, whether you’re looking for a great breakfast, brunch or WFH lunch. And, at under £1 a portion, it’s a great value way to add some sunshine to your table."
Jamie says: "With Mother’s Day around the corner, this dessert not only looks impressive, but has all those flavours of this retro cocktail. Using beautiful tinned pineapple, it’s nostalgic, while also being really easy to whip up."
Jamie says: "This budget-friendly, colourful, veg-packed salad is all about the creamy, minty yogurt dressing. It’s super-easy to make and absolutely delicious. I rehydrate the couscous in the same pan as the veg, so it soaks up all their lovely flavour."
Jamie says: "For a cool twist on your stir-fry, I’m heroing wholegrain microwave rice and shop-bought kimchi. Kimchi fried rice is usually made with leftover cooked rice, but I’ve used a wholegrain rice pouch as a convenient shortcut and an easy way to add more fibre into your meals. Crunchy veg and a crispy fried egg complete this healthy dinner."
Jamie says: "Savoury bread and butter pudding meets a ploughman’s in this tasty number that heroes Tesco Finest 9 Mini Hot Cross Buns. Stuffed with oozy Cheddar cheese and tangy sandwich pickle, then baked until puffed up and golden, this is a great get-ahead option. Simply assemble the night before and stash in the fridge, they’ll be ready to bake when needed. "
Jamie says: "Inspired by the viral crunchy croissant hack, I’ve turned a pack of Tesco Finest 4 Blueberry & Lemon Hot Cross Mini Loaves into the ultimate in crispy dippers. Teamed with compote-rippled yogurt and a sprinkling of nuts, this is perfect for a brekkie, brunch or dessert. The hot cross mini loaves are rolled out until thin, baked with maple syrup till crisp, then they’re ready to dunk!"
Jamie says: "I’m taking pasta in a new direction using orzo and juicy cherry tomatoes. These little guys may be small in size, but they’re big on flavour and a great source of vitamin C. This easy dinner is a one-pan wonder that’s ready in 30 mins – what’s not to love?"
Jamie says: "Whether you’re prepping for barbecues, picnics or just dinner in the garden, this budget-friendly meal ticks all the boxes. Cooking green beans in this way makes them wonderfully smoky and tender. Served on a bed of creamy, garlicky whipped feta with toasted pitta for dunking, this is summer on a plate."
Jamies says: "Celebrating a bunch of delicious Greek-inspired flavours, this fresh, vibrant no-cook salad is just the ticket for a sunshine lunch or colourful barbecue side. Humble cucumber gives double bang for your buck: it stars in the salad and adds texture to a tangy feta dressing. This is sure to become an easy summer favourite."
Jamie says: "Fantastic for picnics and parties, and of course for serving alongside curries, these fragrant nibbles made with humble ingredients are incredibly simple to make, and are a guaranteed winner if you’re feeding a crowd. They’re easy to make gluten-free or vegan, too – simply swap in gram flour or vegan yogurt."
Jamie says: "Sweetened with honey, flavoured with lemon and ginger, a garnish of mint and lots of ice, this refreshing drink is the perfect summer go-to."
Enjoy the flavours of a bitter orange Italian aperitif in this easy ice lolly idea. Simply mix Bella Apertini with prosecco and garnish with a slice of orange, then freeze to make the ultimate summer cooler.
Barbecuing tofu gives it a wonderful smoky, charred flavour
This vibrant tropical sundae is made with homemade coconut sorbet and pineapple and mint sorbet, but you can use whatever tropical-flavoured sorbets you fancy! Ideal for summer entertaining, as you can make everything in advance, then assemble the sundaes in minutes.
Dark chocolate, creamy coconut and sweet cherries is a heavenly flavour match, re-created in these indulgent sharing sundaes. You can prep everything in advance, then assemble just before serving.
Raspberries and strawberries provide the perfect flavour combination, while baked oats provide the crunch in this sweet treat. Perfect with a cup of tea - just remember to give them ten minutes to cool down!
Recipes don't get much more comforting than this warming carrot and chestnut soup. Cooked chestnuts give the soup a deliciously nutty flavour and depth while finely grated Gruyere provides a lush and moreish mouthfeel.
Not only does this dish look beautifully colourful, but it tastes fantastically juicy, make it with the kids and enjoy a fun way to get your 5-a-day!
Don’t let summer veg go to waste – this quick pickle is great for using up leftovers. Serve with salads, houmous and pitta bread, or simply enjoy straight from the jar!
This classic dessert from Austria makes for an great autumnal pudding. Using ready-made filo pastry works just as well as making your own (and saves some precious time!). A lovely mix of sweet and spice. Serve with custard or ice cream.
Sgroppino is a traditional Italian digestif made from scoops of lemon sorbet topped with prosecco. Serve as a palate cleanser between a multi-course meal or, as an afternoon treat in the sun. Garnish with mint and lemon zest for a touch of riviera class.
This simple, nourishing dhal really hits the spot when it comes to flavour and can be served with a little rice or some bread, if you like. Share with friends or keep handy leftovers for the next day.
A sweet treat that doubles as a great Christmas gift, these peppermint creams are awfully easy to eat. It's just the right amount of peppermint flavouring prevents these from being too cloying or saccharine, so be sure to follow the recipe exactly.
Quartered plums and peaches dot across the top of this thick and flan-like clafoutis. Each slice delivers the ideal balances of sweetness and acidity; the use of soya milk instead of regular milk also means that it's dairy-free.
This cheap and cheerful recipe for butternut squash and lentil soup will warm your cockles on cold winter days. It couldn't be easier too. Simply soften the onions then simmer all the ingredients together until soft. Finally, just blitz, add creme fraiche and season to taste.
Packed with vitamins and minerals, carrot and celery go great together when mixing up a great juice. Teamed with fresh orange juice, their delicate and distinctive flavours work well and deliver a fantastic fresh drink.
Celebrity chef Ken Hom shares a delicious recipe, perfect for a traditional Chinese banquet
A delicious side dish to have with homemade Thai dinners – or other Asian-influenced meals. Full of heat and flavour, it only takes ten minutes to make and is healthy, too. If you like it hot, add slightly more chilli.
A lovely new way to make potato soup: just add fennel. The sweet subtle hints of aniseed are a great foil for the potato in this creamy bowl of goodness. Easy to make – and it's freezable, too. Leave out the double cream, if preferred.