Boxing Day is the ultimate celebration of leftovers! If you’re out and about for the few days after Christmas, this is also a brilliant way to trim and freeze all the leftovers for another time.
The sweet and sour flavours of Gorgonzola & Anchovy plus two Truffle options make these canapés perfect to serve with a pre-dinner drink this festive season.
This Hungarian dish spread into the mountains, where it is always popular in the huts and cabins as a hearty meal on the slopes and trails. There is a healthy kick of paprika with the added richness of sour cream, which helps to make this one of the most warming and comforting dishes.
A frittata is started on the hob and finished in the oven, whereas a tortilla is cooked entirely on the hob. In this flavoursome dish, Orlando Murrin combines the best of both worlds.
Here's our pick of the best sweet treats and dessert recipes to get you through the Christmas season, from festive cookies and coffee cake, to spiced poached pears and an Alpine gateau.
Autumn brings with it our favourite fruits – pears, apples and citrus fruits. The recipe below, like all of Fridge Raid, is a guide – use what you’ve got and see what you like best.
Pumpkin and sage are old friends and combine nowhere better than in this tasty soup. Served drizzled with the sage butter and a good scattering of grated Parmesan, this soup is a real winner.
Though simple, this classic Alpine cake from the Savoie is a true delight. It's feather light with a hint of citrus and a lovely crust that begs to be smothered in cream and cherries.
This lava pudding is intense, fudgy and utterly decadent. Under the chocolate crust is a pool of chocolate sauce. To turn this into a delicious Mocha lava pudding, swap the boiling water in the sauce for strong, freshly brewed coffee.
From Accountant to Candy Maker, Eric Torres-Garcia is the author of Cocoa Bombs. Here he tells us a little more about the new book, the cocoa bombs obsession and going viral on TikTok.
Leftover roasties, or any crispy, crunchy potato for that matter, are brilliant re-heated and re-crisped. So, get going with this winter salad and see what you think!
