Recipes
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Butternut Squash and Shallot Panzanella Salad with Crispy Sage - by Calypso
A quick & delicious yet impressive salad to use up the last of wintery ingredients before spring/summer season hits!
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Olive oil fried bread with mozzarella and winter herbs - by Florence
With torn mozzarella, draped anchovies (or chopped olives, if you prefer), and fried winter herbs, these are perfect to hand round with drinks, or served with a bitter leaf salad as a simple supper.
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Crispy phyllo-topped lentils - by Allegra
A simple, quick, yet impressive vegan lentil phyllo pie using only a few storecupboard ingredients and any seasonal greens you have on hand.
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Crispy Phyllo-Topped Braised Lentils - by Allegra
A simple, quick, yet impressive vegan lentil phyllo pie using only a few storecupboard ingredients and any seasonal greens you have on hand.
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Garlicky chickpeas with pan fried mushrooms & crusty bread - by Sophie Gordon
An amazing weeknight vegan dish: this plate of mushrooms, leeks and chickpeas is prepared with gently heated Honest toil & is guaranteed to fill you up and leave you feeling healthy!
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Rosemary Roasted Figs & Grapes with Radicchio, Burrata and Fried Breadcrumbs - by Anna Shepherd
This is the perfect contrast of flavours and textures; sweet/bitter and creamy/crunchy. It makes a deceptively simple celebratory starter.
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Cavolo nero, gruyere & hazelnut risotto - by Naomi
A green winter warmer by Naomi Simons, packing loads of flavour and seasonal goodness, started and finished with a glug of Honest Toil.
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Squash fritters with garlic yoghurt and crispy sage - by Allegra
A delicious alternative to Greece's zucchini "keftedes", this squash-fritter brings out the best from seasonal squash and fresh olive oil. Served with crispy sage and garlic yoghurt. Irresistible!
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Winter greens orechiette with pecorino & toasted nuts - by Florence
A warming bowl of pasta served with seasonal greens cooked in fresh extra virgin olive oil and topped with pecorino and nuts.
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Lemon and basil olive oil loaf - by Calypso
The cake is balanced, moist, and light. The citrus, basil, and olive oil are a fresh and earthy pairing that complements the sweetness. The cake is naturally vegan - the sparkling water acts as a substitute for eggs and helps to create a light texture. This also means the cake takes longer to bake, so make sure it is cooked all the way through.
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Butternut squash on a lemony ricotta bed with evoo-confit garlic - by Soph Gordon
A fresh, lemony bed of ricotta embraces a caramelised squash, topped with evoo-confit garlic. Can it get any better?
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Olive oil, miso & tahini Christmas cookies - by Daniel from miso miso
Festive cookies with a healthy twist, featuring Honest Toil olive oil, rice miso miso and creamy tahini!
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