These recipes are for 6 tarts, to fit a large muffin tray – but you can adjust size, scale & ingredients to suit taste, mood, seasons, etc. This will use around a quarter of a pack of filo, so upscale if you want to use it all. (You can freeze before baking.) SHARE ON TwitterFacebook
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Kimchi soup with braised tofu
Weren’t we excited to see a 70s wholefood shop favourite – Marigold’s Braised Tofu – in The Guardian? It’s a great store cupboard item, low faff, nourishing and tasty. Recipe adapted from Yotam Ottolenghi. Serves 4. SHARE ON TwitterFacebook
Pumpkin Cornbread
Adapted from Post Punk Kitchen. Use any pumpkin or squash that you fancy! Eat as a dessert, teatime treat, or with a pat of marg alongside spicy bean chilli. SHARE ON TwitterFacebook
Bean Dip with Radicchio
A(nother) delicious way to eat raddichio when it is in season, plus a use for your food mill if you have one! If not, pressing through a sieve or blending will work, but the results won’t be nearly as smooth. Serves 4. Adapted from Rachel Roddy in the Guardian. SHARE ON TwitterFacebook
Lentil Flatbread
Just three ingredients for a nutritious low-carb and high fibre flatbread. Add spices if you want and play around with the amount of water you use in terms of how thick you want your flatbread. SHARE ON TwitterFacebook
Lentil Tofu (or any pea or bean!)
Did you know that you can make tofu out of any legumes? Try using our Norfolk-grown green or yellow split peas, carlin peas or fava beans for a fully UK tofu! Chef and UK Slow Food ambassador @BakingHermann shows us how…“This is what plant-based food should be about in the future. Learning from other cultures, then… Read More »
