Pea and millet balls with tahini dip
Looking for a healthy, satisfying snack? Look no further than our pea and millet balls served with a tahini dip. We especially love them because millet is a good-for-you budget-friendly replacement for quinoa.
Spinach, cream cheese and bacon flatbread
If you are having guests over and want to cook them a starter that will take you no longer than 20 minutes, we guarantee that they will go wild for this spinach, cream cheese and bacon flatbread. Because cheese and bacon!
Pea and cauliflower frittata
If you are ever worried you aren’t getting enough greens, rest assured that our pea and cauliflower frittata will get you back on track. It’s packed with wholesome protein and it’s budget-friendly too!
Sweet French toast waffles
Get out of bed right now, grab the waffles from the freezer and make French toast waffles with all your favourite toppings. Because Sundays were meant for indulgence!
Curried lamb and lentil soup
It doesn’t get cosier (or tastier) than this! This cheap and cheerful curried lamb and lentil soup requires minimal ingredients, minimal time and minimal effort. All resulting in maximum flavour.
Polenta with chickpea and mushroom ragout
Mmmm, polenta, please! We absolutely love this starchy staple, It’s perfect for bulking up nutrient-packed winter meals such as this one. Whip out our vegetarian mushroom ragout this meat-free Monday. You won’t be sorry.
Meaty winter minestrone
Bone-based meaty broths are perfect for winter because of the vast array of health benefits they boast. This one is budget-friendly, easy to make and packed with nutrients. Serve it up this chilly season to keep the cold at bay in the yummiest way possible.
Pear and turnip gratin
We take the humble breadcrumb-and-cheese topped baked gratin and give it an earthy autumnal twist. Turnips are really cheap and they are surprisingly delicious and add the best texture ever once cooked. We also love them in soups and stews, but this pear and turnip gratin is must for meat-free Monday this week.
Herby French toast waffles
So we thought making French toast from frozen waffles would be a great idea, and we weren’t disappointed! We decided to go with warm savoury flavours to complement the cooling weather. You don’t even have to make these French toast waffles from the frozen ones, we included a basic waffle recipe below if you’d rather make your own.
Tuna and pea pasta
Dinner can literally be ready in 15 minutes with this tuna and pea pasta. We used orzo, those small little pieces of pasta shaped rice because it has the most amazing texture for a dish such as this. All you have to do is throw it all together.
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