Clean some chanterelles, fry them with broccoli in butter and garlic, then make a quick sauce with cream and white wine, and toss through some long fat pasta. Enjoy straight away.
Roast kabocha squash and brothy simmered beans make a cosy pair in this comforting autumn-meets-winter radicchio and hazelnut dish. Just add warmth, care, a little time and attention, and the meal practically makes itself.
I love lentils. Cooked from dry, they’re a great way to bulk out meat, poultry, and fish (when it comes to animal products, a good rule of thumb is less but better — accompanying them with pulses is a wonderful way to accomplish this). For them to really shine, all they need is a little love and time.
Linguine with nutmeg, pepper, and parmesan — a simple but delicious way to enjoy chard, beet greens, kale, collard greens, or any other leafy veg with a hardy stem.