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Hispi cabbage with anchovy butter

Proof that vegetables are not boring.

Aubergines with pine nuts and mint

A great recipe for a summer barbecue, with shedloads of sass.

Anchovy butter

Try this in a sandwich with leftover roast lamb. It also pairs perfectly with all brassicas, including cabbage, broccoli or purple sprouting broccoli.

Sweetcorn, tuna, tomato and fennel

A full-on summer salad. When sweetcorn arrives, it arrives in abundance and this is a fantastic way to make the most of the glut.

Cod with tomatoes and peppers

A lovely quick and easy fish dish, you can make this from start to finish when you get home after a long day of work.

Chilli cheese smash burger

‘Another burger?’, you may well ask, but trust me, this is on another level: double-stacked sweet and spicy patties made with super-fatty minced beef.

Crab tagliolini

My all-time favourite pasta. You just can’t beat the combination of super-fresh crab meat with a bit of heat from chilli and zing from lemon. Needless to say it ranks as one of the best-selling dishes at my restaurant.

Pan con tomate

For me, this simple Spanish toast really does signify summer. It is good for breakfast, lunch or dinner and I would eat it for all three. Serve with anchovies, jamon Iberico or a fried egg.

Pangrattato

Use this to provide crunch for salads and any vegetable dish you desire.

Cherry and almond clafoutis

A French-inspired pudding of cherries baked in a custard batter with almonds. You can use blueberries when cherries are out of season, or even a mixture of seasonal fruits.