Crispy tofu with cucumber with yogurt
Keep the yogurt thick and cold, then spoon it beneath the tofu so the crust stays crisp against a cool cucumber salad.
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Keep the yogurt thick and cold, then spoon it beneath the tofu so the crust stays crisp against a cool cucumber salad.
Toasted pumpkin and sesame seeds bring a dry, nutty crunch to a creamy coconut curry without adding another complicated dish.
Kimchi and peas bring heat and sweetness to crisp-edged fried rice, finished with lemon and fresh herbs.
Roast the cabbage until it can travel without collapsing, then pack it with rice and edamame while the sesame dressing stays separate.
Make the tray saucy enough for flatbread, then warm the bread directly on the oven rack while the aubergine rests.
Chilli oil gives the sweet fruit a savoury edge, while toasted bread catches every drop of tomato and lemon juice.
Quick pickled onions cut through the nutty couscous and make the soft courgettes taste sharper and more vivid.
This white bean and leek soup freezes well when the fresh lemon and herbs are saved for the reheated bowl.
Chicken roasts over cabbage and carrots, so the juices make a sauce while the vegetables caramelise underneath.
Cool Greek yogurt makes the lemony cucumber feel creamy without taking away the peanuts or the snap.
A coconut chickpea curry gets a second kind of creaminess from lemon tahini, which is spooned over the top rather than cooked into the pot.
Roasted butter beans add a dry, crisp contrast to kimchi fried rice and sweet green peas.