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Refreshing Lime & Mint Mojito Ice Lollies
These mojito lollies take the best bits of the cocktail and turn them into something you can eat. A proper mojito has that crisp mint and lime combination that’s really refreshing rather than just sweet, and freezing it actually works quite well because those flavours come through even when cold.

Classic Italian Campari Spritz
Campari has this bitterness that cuts right through sweet prosecco in a way that is really delicious. The drink builds itself really – the red liqueur settles into the glass first, then the prosecco goes on top with its bubbles, and finally a splash of soda water to lighten the whole thing.

Crispy Patatas Bravas
Patatas bravas might sound fancy, but it’s just crispy roasted potatoes with a good tomato sauce. The Spanish know what they’re doing with this one. You get nice golden potatoes on the outside, fluffy on the inside, covered in a sauce that has just enough heat to make things interesting.

Greek Loaded Fries with Feta and Pomegranate
These loaded fries bring together crispy oven-baked chips with fresh flavours for a really tasty sharing dish. The secret to getting the chips just right is soaking them in salted water beforehand, which helps draw out some of the starch and results in a crispier finish.

Spicy Breakfast Bap with Chilli Fried Egg and Crispy Bacon
This breakfast sandwich combines several simple elements that work brilliantly together. The soft, slightly sweet brioche creates a perfect base for the spicy kick from the chilli-infused oil and jam. The runny egg yolk adds richness while the crispy bacon provides a savoury crunch that contrasts nicely with the peppery rocket.

Asian-Inspired Roast Chicken with Hasselback Potatoes
This recipe brings together some lovely Eastern flavours with our traditional Sunday roast chicken. The combination might sound unusual at first, but trust me, it works. The chilli oil adds a warm heat to the chicken, while the Chinese black vinegar brings a lovely depth that cuts through the richness.

Moroccan Roast Lamb Kebabs with Citrus Mint Yogurt
These Moroccan-inspired lamb kebabs blend warm spices with fresh, bright flavours for a meal that’s both satisfying and refreshing. The recipe takes a slightly different approach from traditional kebabs – instead of grilling raw meat on skewers, we roast a whole leg of lamb first, then slice it thinly to serve with flatbreads and fresh accompaniments.