Classic Eggs Benedict is a bit of a luxury in itself – but our lovely, locally-caught lobster lifts it to a whole new level. It requires a bit more effort than your average breakfast or brunch recipe, but the taste is definitely ample reward for all your hard work! Serves 2.
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This deliciously zingy, buttery recipe allows super-fresh scallops to really shine. Serves 6.
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Made in South Devon, Sharpham Rustic cheese is made with vegetarian rennet and has a delicious nutty flavour - perfect for baking into this hearty and colourful dish. Serves 2 as a main dish or 4 as a side.
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Make the most of any leftover cooked salmon with this easy dish – served with buttered granary toast or bagels, it makes a brilliant breakfast, brunch or light lunch. Serves 2.
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Hailing from Sweden, Laxpudding is a delicious combination of creamy potatoes and salmon, subtly flavoured with the scandi herb of choice, Dill. This recipe uses smoked salmon for the ultimate in luxurious cold-weather comfort food. Serves 6-8.
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Based on a traditional Turkish dish, these delicious skewers are a lovely, summery way to enjoy our lean minced lamb - paired with a zesty, easily-made tomato salad, they’re also pretty healthy, too. You can cook these kofte on a barbecue, rather than a griddle, if you like (be sure to get the charcoal really hot beforehand, and check the kofte are cooked through before serving). Makes 4 skewers.
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These gently spiced lamb mini-burgers have a surprise feta centre – served with a harissa-rippled yoghurt dip, they’re sure to go down a treat. Makes 16.
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Luscious lobster and king prawns in a rich, creamy white-wine sauce, all served on a scallop shell. What a treat! Serves 4.
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Loosely based on the flavours of Japanese katsu curry, this simple and surprisingly healthy recipe doesn’t take long to put together, making it perfect for midweek meals and ‘what shall we have?’ moments. Makes 4 burgers.
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Made with a rich, vanilla-scented egg batter and spiked with rum-soaked sultanas, this sweet treat lies somewhere between a pancake and an omelette. It was much loved by Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph (‘Kaiserschmarrn’ translates as ‘Emperor’s Mess) – legend has it that the recipe originated when a failed omelette was transformed into a very successful dessert! Serves 4.
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Delicious pan-fried pollock recipe from James Checkley from the Kentishbury Grange featuring confit chicken wing and fresh British asparagus. Serves 2.
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This super-comforting soup smells as good as it tastes! For a vegan version, substitute maple syrup for honey, use an extra splash of oil instead of butter, and use your preferred plant milk. If you have any leftovers, it freezes well – perfect for an easy meal when you need a break from the kitchen. Serves 4.
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Our prime, lean beef deserves nothing but the best when it comes to accompaniments! From sauces and butters to glazes and marinades, there’s a world of ideas out there - try our Horseradish Butter, it’s perfect dotted over freshly-carved slices of beef. Be sure to take the butter out of the fridge well before you begin this recipe, so that it has time to come up to room temperature. Makes 6 servings.
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Quick to make, good to look at and even better to eat, these individual cheesecakes are the perfect end to a summer meal. We’ve used blueberries, raspberries and strawberries, but you can use any summer fruits you have to hand. Serves 4.
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Perfect fare for any buffet or festive gathering, we’re pretty sure that these moreish little honey-glazed sausages will disappear fast! Makes 20 sausages
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This open-topped vegetarian pie brings out the best in its simple but tasty ingredients. The recipe is thought to have been invented here in the West Country by ‘land girls’ during the Second World War, when rationing and food shortages inspired creative cooking with home-grown ingredients. Makes one large pie, to serve 4.
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Nourishing and comforting, home-made Chicken Soup is like a big hug in a bowl – it’s also a great way to use up leftovers from a roast, or any other cooked chicken. Serves 6.
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This middle eastern inspired salad is a great alternative to a standard summer salad. The spiced chickpeas bring a delicious nutty warmth paired with fresh, crunchy diced vegetables and a lemon chilli dressing which gives a pleasant but not overpowering tang!
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The outrageously addictive chicken wings are coated in a delightful blend of sweet and earthy maple syrup and hot tangy habanero hot sauce. (You can easily double the recipe as you’ll almost certainly be back for more!)
Prep: 10 mins
Cook: 50 mins
Serves: 4-6
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It’s difficult to imagine any veggie BBQ spread without halloumi, and for good reason - when it’s cooked right, it’s hard to beat! Firm, flavourful and quick to cook, it’s ready in minutes, so be sure to get the rest of the ingredients prepped and ready to serve before the halloumi hits the grill.
Makes 4 burgers.
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This summery vegetarian recipe is a great way to try something a little different with halloumi – there’s a little bit of work involved, but it’s fairly easy to put together (and also handy to have up your sleeve for impressing veggie guests!). Can be cooked on the hob or over a BBQ. Serves 4.
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Greendale Red Gurnard comes from South West waters; this distinctive (and delicious) fish is also very popular in the Mediterranean, and its firm white flesh pairs really well with ‘sunshine’ flavours, like the red peppers in this recipe. Apart from a bit of chopping, this is a quick and easy recipe to follow, with impressive results – serve with lemon wedges and some salad leaves. Serves 2.
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Cooked in butter and served with a rich prosecco sauce, turbot makes for a luxurious Christmas dinner with a difference! Serve with your favourite festive veg. Serves 2.
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Low-fat, firm-textured and absolutely delicious, monkfish steaks are more than capable of holding their own on the grill. Add a sweet, spicy marinade and some cooling yoghurt sauce and you’ll be glad you tried something other than burgers and bangers… Makes 2 Steaks.
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‘Coq au gin’ not ‘Coq au vin’, this summery marinated chicken recipe is simple and quick to make. Serve with a potato salad and some fresh green leaves for a complete meal. Serves 4.
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Fresh, sweet scallops pair deliciously with flavour-packed chorizo in this easy one-pan recipe. It’s worth laying the table before you start to cook, as it doesn’t take long! Serves 4.
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Say it with scallops, and serve this simple but luxurious recipe to your best-loved guests! It’s the work of moments to make, leaving you free to mingle to your heart’s content. Serves 4 as part of a spread.
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One for the grownups, this is not a ‘virtuous’ smoothie (though you could try arguing that the bananas count towards your ‘five a day’!). Cool and delicious with a sweetly spicy kick, it’s perfect at the end of a long, hot day. Serves 2.
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Celebrate the arrival of cider season with this delicious stew. Full of tasty veg, tender pork and satisfying sage-flavoured dumplings, it’s a one-pot wonder! Serves 4.
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Elevate humble Macaroni Cheese to an altogether more luxurious level with the addition of a whole locally-caught Greendale lobster! There are more complicated versions of this recipe out there, but (because of the time it takes to prep the lobster) we’ve tried to keep it simple. Serves 6.
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A beautiful combination of our own spiced honey rum, mint and lime.
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Get some gorgeous seasonal greens on the table (and make the Brussels-Sprout dodgers happy) with this quick and simple side dish. Serves 6.
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Strictly for adults, these cooling lollies take the phrase ‘ice and a slice’ to a new level! If you like, you can add a teaspoon of lemon or lime juice before you fill the moulds. Makes approximately 4 lollies (please see note about quantities).
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Fish pie pancakes may sound a bit odd, but they taste delicious – why not give them a try on Pancake Day! There are a few stages to this recipe, but you can get ahead by making the pancakes in advance and keeping them in the fridge until you’re ready to assemble the dish. Serves 4.
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Made with seasonal game, this classic pie is a cold-weather favourite; rich and savoury, it’ll definitely warm you up after a wintry walk! If other game is not available, you can just use diced venison for the filling. Serves 6.
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There are a few steps to this recipe, but it is still pretty straightforward. The end result is a luxurious, velvety bisque that tastes delicious and won’t break the bank, as it’s made with brown crab meat. Serves 2.
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