This creamy chicken curry is seasoned with a mix of garam masala, curry powder and fresh cilantro. We opted for chicken thighs, which remain tender even after simmering in the sauce. A comforting dish that will warm both body and soul.

Elevate your usual guacamole by garnishing it with a tomatillo-based salsa. Grill the tomatillos with onions and pepper until they’ve blackened, then blend with cilantro for a fresh salsa. Place the salsa on the avocado purée and tie the whole thing together with a bit of Greek yogurt spread at the very centre.

In this nacho-inspired dish, replace the corn chips with crispy smashed potatoes. Top with grated cheese, salsa and a few dollops of plain Greek yogurt for a starter that’ll bring everyone to the table.

This gourmet salad is made with endives, radicchio, crisp apple slices and finely chopped celery. It’s dressed with a maple-miso vinaigrette, which has a delightful sweet and umami combination. The salad is then sprinkled with large pieces of caramelized bacon seasoned with coriander seed, pepper and aniseed.

This dessert is a classic Japanese street food that’s often eaten as a snack. It’s usually made with two slices of shokupan, a sweet and soft milk bread. In this recipe, we removed the crusts from slices of white bread and then filled them with whipped cream and mango. The sandwiches are then refrigerated before slicing, which reveals the beautiful pieces of the tropical fruit.

We were inspired by rice pudding when developing this healthy and delicate dessert, made with milk and cream scented with jasmine tea, as well as tapioca. When it comes time to eat, garnish with plain yogurt, golden kiwi and honey. It’s a fun twist to the classic tapioca pudding, made irresistible with its tropical flair.

Both creamy and vibrant, this British dessert is a treat that only requires three ingredients and eight minutes of cooking time. The hot mixture of lemon, cream and sugar thickens after a few hours in the refrigerator. It results in a very light cream, the perfect balance between sweet and sour, and is reminiscent of lemon curd minus the egg. It’s something sweet that’ll transport you elsewhere.

These chicken drumsticks are perfect for snacking on while catching your favourite sports on TV. In order to eat them without getting your hands too messy, release the meat from the bone and push it down. This transforms the drumsticks into lollipops that are easy to eat. Brush them with a homemade barbecue sauce that’s sure to score you some points.

Make this delicious sandwich using our oven-roasted chicken shawarma. Simply slice the chicken and place it on some pita bread, topped with garlic sauce, pickles and pickled turnips. Wrap it up and then toast the bread for added crunch.

Mushrooms on a pizza are always good. But with a creamy sauce, finely sliced shallots and perfectly cooked, it’s even better! We’ve brought together all these elements and more to develop an exceptional mushroom pizza.