A quick, simple way to roast a chicken, retaining all the moisture and flavour. Using a lower oven temperature saves energy, too. Serve as part of a Caesar salad, in a wrap or as a roast.
Sweet winter squash is the perfect complement to tender salmon in this fragrant coconut curry recipe. The intense flavors of the green curry infuse the fresh vegetables, bathing the dish in a spicy coconut sauce brightened with fresh lime juice. Enjoy the curry as a one-dish meal or add steamed rice to soak up every last bit of the delicious sauce.
A mild, light and creamy vegetarian curry inspired by the flavours of Southern Thailand. It combines onions, garlic, fresh ginger, lemongrass, butternut squash and Massaman curry paste in coconut milk with butter beans and wilted spinach. Finish chopped coriander and a squeeze of lime juice. Serve with roti flat breads or Jasmine rice.
Succulent prawns and hot smokey chorizo skewers marinated in a garlic, lime and olive oil marinade and grilled in the Stoneware Heritage Dish. Served with a delicious dipping yogurt flavoured with Moroccan harissa paste, lime and fresh herbs.
The easiest and most economical way to cook rice is in a cast iron casserole, due to even heat distribution and retention. The flavour of fennel with lemon and coconut enhances the rice and can be enjoyed as a meal on its own or to accompany a main course.
The rich umami flavours of the white miso work perfectly with tasty chicken thighs. Crisping and caramelising nicely in the oven, this Japanese-inspired chicken is served with roasted tenderstem broccoli and finished with a sprinkling of sesame seeds.
This is a traditional dish that celebrates the bounty of the ocean with minimal
effort. Pan-frying the prawns and calamari or fish separately allows you to control the result of tender
seafood but steaming your mussels beforehand in the same casserole ensures you don’t lose any of that
flavour.
A boned turkey crown with two types of stuffing - the first a seasonal sausage meat and cranberry and the second a traditional sage and onion. The turkey is roasted with a topping of smoked bacon rashers for extra flavour .This recipe can be prepared the day before and chilled in the roasting dish ready to cook.Advantages of cooking a stuffed boneless turkey:You can prepare it the day before easing the pressure on the day. The bacon topping and moist stuffing allow you to baste it less often. The meat is always tender, flavoursome and moist. The overall cooking is more even and it takes up less room in the oven. It is really easy to carve and cold leftovers take up less room in the fridge.
