Peach and tomato panzanella for the freezer
A practical freezer base of roasted tomatoes and crisp bread, finished later with fresh peaches, herbs and lemon.
Sides with enough going on to be the reason you cook the rest.
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A practical freezer base of roasted tomatoes and crisp bread, finished later with fresh peaches, herbs and lemon.
Courgettes are seared until their edges catch, then folded through fluffy couscous with mint, parsley and lemon.
A mild couscous base lets sesame chilli oil bring the heat at the table, so everyone can choose their own spoonful.
The smoky sweetness of corn and peach against a lemon tahini dressing. Creamy without dairy and substantial enough beside flatbread.
Roast the cabbage until it can travel without collapsing, then pack it with rice and edamame while the sesame dressing stays separate.
Toast the seeds separately so they stay crisp, then scatter them over the miso cabbage after roasting instead of letting them burn on the tray.
Cool Greek yogurt makes the lemony cucumber feel creamy without taking away the peanuts or the snap.
Roasted chickpeas bring salt and crunch to a juicy peach-and-tomato panzanella that is substantial enough for dinner.
Warm flatbread turns this courgette couscous from a side into a generous table dish for tearing and sharing.
Freeze the couscous base in flat portions, then bring back its brightness with fresh lemon, mint and almonds at serving time.
Corn, tomatoes and peaches brought together by lemon, olive oil and a handful of herbs. The corn gets charred; everything else stays fresh.
Start the onions before the oven. Their vinegar cuts through the browned miso cabbage and makes a plain grain bowl feel finished.