If you’ve grown your own delicious fruit and vegetables, you’ll want some recipes to make the most of your harvest. In spring, try Sarah Johnsons’ rhubarb and brown butter tart, Letitia Clark’s strawberry-topped pavlova in summer, Anna Jones’ recipe for cauliflower caponata, autumnal pumpkin papardelle or in the colder months, Daylesford’s colourful winter root vegetable salad. There are lots more too, to use up all your gluts and create feasts to impress family and friends.
Recipes
Courgettes and feta combine in this summer dip
Pair this brilliant dip with flatbreads, salad and grilled lamb, aubergine or falafel for a winning summer meal
Greek salad might be the best hot-weather dish of all time

A cinch to make and tasty, too: herby meatballs with green tahini

Fennel, thyme and crème fraiche gratin

Alexandra Dudley’s spatchcock chicken with herby basmati rice is as good for a delicious Sunday lunch as it is an easy midweek meal

Anna Jones’ recipe for delicious caponata: cauliflower like you’ve never had it before

Ginger and greens noodle soup

Clodagh McKenna’s cauliflower soup with a crunchy crouton topping

Spring a leek: Bold Bean Co’s creamy leek, butterbean and mushroom pie

Irresistibly moreish: Skye McAlpine’s sticky roast sprouts with dates and pistachios

Cheesy, delicious pumpkin and gnocchi gratin with panettone crumbs

Bright and crisp: red chicory and candied pecan salad

Helen Goh’s jewel-bright winter pavlova with cranberry and lime

Quick and delicious, this is how to make spinach, feta and ricotta swirls

The perfect dish for a cold day: Clodagh McKenna’s Irish stew with pearl barley

Hearty sausage meatballs with borlotti beans, fennel and mozarella

Helen Goh’s rustic quince tarte tatin with Normandy cream
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