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Red mullet with fennel, chorizo and chickpeas

Caught near the shore on the southwest coast of England, red mullet is a delicate fish that boasts a high fat content. Its unique texture is celebrated in this simple dish, where, despite all the other big flavours, it remains the star of the show.

Pickled radish and sea bass crudo

Essentially, crudo means ‘raw’, and this dish is like a ceviche, where the acid in the citrus dressing effectively cooks the fish. However, the real stars of the show in this vibrant salad are the radishes, which take on a radiant hue once pickled. This is a great way to enjoy them.

Tenderstem broccoli and feta traybake

This is an easy, attractive, bang-in-the-oven traybake boasting all the flavours that remind us of summer. You will love the citrussy note the roasted lemon brings, as well as the bursting roasted tomatoes - but it’s the tenderstem broccoli that takes centre stage with the intoxicating flavour it acquires once lightly charred.

Sticky sesame chicken wings

Marinated in a mixture of honey, soy, garlic and sesame oil, then baked until deliciously sticky and succulent, these chicken wings are irresistible. The spring onion and roasted sesame seed garnish finishes them off a treat and adds contrasting textures. No cutlery needed!

Spiced lamb-stuffed tomatoes

This is a fun way to enjoy lamb mince. While it may look like a light meal, it is deceptively satisfying. Large beef tomatoes are used to hold the delicious cooked lamb and rice filling. The addition of dill lifts the flavours further by imparting a fresh and fragrant touch.

Charred hispi cabbage with sourdough crumb

I love sweet hispi cabbage, and I’m thrilled that it is in season all year. Here, I cook it simply: sauté to char the edges, simmer to tenderise and finish in a butter emulsion. However, I threw everything at the sourdough crumb – including salty anchovies, which complement the sweet cabbage beautifully.

Ricotta and herb potato bake

I want to give centre stage to the humble spud because the UK happens to be one of the world’s largest producers of potatoes. Ricotta keeps this bake deliciously creamy and there are massive flavours from the garlic, nutmeg and herbs. There is also a respectful nod to my beloved gloucester cheese.

Raspberry cranachan

Let’s raise a glass to the Scots for bringing us what has been referred to as the uncontested king of Scottish desserts. This grown-ups-only summer pud features layers of sweet raspberries, boozy cream and toasted oats. And, since we use Scottish porridge oats, you may as well opt for Scotch whisky, too!

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