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Beef tartare

Beef tartare

Beer tartare condiments like cornichons are often served on the side, but mixing them in gives the flavours a chance to settle together.
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Carbonnade

Carbonnade

Carbonnade is a simple to make and hearty Flemish dish - we've used beef ribs roasted with beer rather than wine for a sweet-sour flavour.
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Fragrant pumpkin rice with quail

Fragrant pumpkin rice with quail

Quail and pumpkin pair well in this Middle Eastern-style dish – they both have a little sweetness, and the gaminess of the quail works well with the earthiness of Kent pumpkin.
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Pumpkin and chickpea soup

Pumpkin and chickpea soup

For an update on a winter classic, try roasting the pumpkin as we've done here along with chillies and oregano for an extra burst of flavour.
Prawn briouats

Prawn briouats

These crunchy deep-fried king prawn pastries are best when dipped in a cucumber and mint yoghurt.
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Smoky potato soup

Smoky potato soup

This winter warmer is ready in no time, made with tender potatoes cooked in a paprika, garlic and thyme soup.
Masterstock chicken

Master stock chicken

Slow cook chicken in Shaoxing win, soy sauce and mandarin for rich flavours that soak through the skin. Serve with rice.
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Duck rendang

Duck rendang

This duck curry is cooked in a chilli-coconut sauce with fragrant lemongrass. Cucumber pickles, coriander and roti all make great accompaniments.
Mud-crab curry

Mud-crab curry

This curry is light and easy to prepare, and crab always goes down a treat. If you’re averse to dispatching your own crab, buy a cooked one and skip the second step.
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Sour curry of barramundi

Sour curry of barramundi

This South East Asian-style curry has a tangy sour flavour from tamarind and amchur, dried green mango powder. The use of a little stock makes it quite a light curry and the flavour of the fish really shines.
Lamb korma

Lamb korma

Korma curry came about during the Mughul Empire in India. It’s usually a mild curry, although some versions include Kashmiri chilli to add a little heat, which we’ve done here.
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Khao pad naem

Khao pad naem

This Thai-style fried rice is simple home-cooking at its best, made with a juicy chopped fermented pork sausage.
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