These crispy chicken ribs are one of our favourite dinners. While they’re traditionally fried, they taste fantastic when baked. The trick is the double breading. That’s how you get those delicious crispy bits that build up on the edges. These ribs are quick to make and an easy weeknight dinner.

These Thai-style chicken golden bags can be a tad fiddly when you’re trying to wrap them with a thin pastry strip, but they are worth the effort.

These cutlets are one of my favourite picnic foods. The parsley turns the sourdough crumbs a greenish colour.

This light, delicious cake filled with strawberries and cream is a delight to eat and perfect all year round. The coconut isn’t traditional, but it looks so good I had to use it!

You can use any greens you like in these rice paper rolls. This recipe is fantastic for using up leftover roast chicken.

This light, lively and vibrant gnocchi is so delicious it’s sure to become a favourite.

This recipe is a little time-consuming, but it is worth the effort. They are delicious.

I can’t ever get enough potatoes in my life. I’m addicted and the fennel and pine nuts in this recipe take them to another level.

This is one of those recipes that just gets better with time! You can cook it up to five days ahead or a few weeks and stash it in the freezer until you need it. It’s also one of those recipes that can be double batched for those nights when you want a hearty dinner but just don’t have time to cook on the day.

The buzz of the limoncello and creaminess of the mascarpone in this dessert is delightful. You’ll find candied lemon slices in good grocers and delis.

There are no hard and fast rules here. Use spices you love and fresh, vibrant veggies.

Falafels are fantastic finger or grazing food as they’re full of flavour and easy to eat.