You could think of a cataplana as a light, summery stew. While it’s traditionally made in a lidded dish of the same name, any large, low casserole – or even a wok – is fine.
A quick supermarket deli aisle raid, two minutes of prep, throw the ingredients in the dish, then let it do its thing in the oven. Done.
A touch of vodka brings depth to this glorious chicken pasta one-pot wonder.
Elevate a family favourite meal by garnishing with bright herbs to create an elegant dish.
This chicken, chorizo and rice is bright, spicy and salty and easily comes together in one pan.
On the hunt for a dish all the family will love? Master Adam Liaw’s simple chicken cacciatore and you’ll never be stuck for ideas again.
Make entertaining as relaxing as possible with these easy but impressive one-pots you can set and forget.
These recipes disregard the step of “add pasta to a pot of boiling water” and instead go straight to the sauce.
Soboro don is pure comfort food and a real crowd-pleaser in my house. Soboro in Japanese means to crumble; here it refers to a protein – fish, meat, eggs or tofu – that’s cooked down to a crumbly texture. I’ve chosen beef mince, but chicken mince is a great alternative. While the traditional don (or bento) would commonly be served with scrambled eggs, I like the simplicity of half a soft-boiled egg. This sweet and salty dish loves the company of blanched vegetables, such as sugar snap peas or green beans. Serve with a leafy green of your choice: mizuna is nice, or shiso for extra flavour.
Buttery arborio rice is baked with vegetables and herbs before being topped with a trio of cheeses.