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A one-pan Spanish-style paella with smoky chicken thighs, prawns, and saffron rice.
Ground beef and crispy potatoes in a sticky, spicy-sweet gochujang glaze.
Roast salmon and asparagus on one tray, ready in under 25 minutes.
A storecupboard bean and vegetable chilli that freezes well and gets better the next day.
A dense, moist banana bread — the best way to use up bananas that have gone spotty.
Sausages, potatoes, carrots, and red onion roasted together on one tray.
A quick, deeply savoury mushroom pasta in a garlicky cream sauce — no meat, no fuss.
Crispy-skinned chicken thighs glazed in a sticky honey soy sauce, one pan.
Thinly sliced potatoes and onion slow-cooked in olive oil, set into a thick omelette.
A fragrant, properly spicy Thai green chicken curry with green beans and Thai basil.
A light, reliable sponge with jam and buttercream — the equal-weights method.
A no-cook, make-ahead breakfast — oats soak overnight until creamy.
A silky, deeply flavoured soup — roasting the squash first is what makes it taste of something.
Crispy fish fingers, quick homemade tartare sauce, and soft white bread.
Fall-apart beef, carrots, and potatoes in a rich gravy — mostly hands-off.
A proper thin-crust margherita from scratch — simple dough and a hot oven.
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