A very quick, beautiful and versatile dish that can be served with breakfast, brunch, or as a side for dinner.  If you’re a vegan / vegetarian, just leave out the bacon or add a soy alternative like sgaia.  This recipe is also divine, served crumbled with some feta cheese or with regular cheddar and finished under the grill – totally up to you.

Simple, easy and full on flavour, is the only way to describe this dish.  The traditional name is Bulgogi, meaning ‘fire-meat’ which derives from cooking in a searingly hot wok, pan or on the BBQ.  Use beef, pork or tofu and also if you’re cooking for a crowd, chuck in some veggies.

Gone are the days when these little green gems were boiled to death before the chicken even hit the oven.  This recipe takes Brussel sprouts to a brand new level of delicious.  Great during the cold winter months when they’re in season, as this recipe punches sunshine, personality and flavour into every mouthful.

There are times in my kitchen when I have to do the ‘food‘ dance, which translates to ‘this meal is incredible’ and yes, this one always gets my hips moving.  Already incredible and full of flavour, add more fennel if you love the taste, but most importantly, this dish is was born to share.

A combination from heaven, with these juicy, tender pork strips and the sharp tang of the cider. Great with roasted spuds and fresh veg or salad and apple slaw… or just on their own.