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Ham, Cheese and Tomato Breakfast Muffins »
These tasty savoury muffin treats are a delicious snack or breakfast. They are particularly great for a breakfast treat when you’re running late – simply grab one while you’re running out the door.
Red Lentil Soup with Rice »
Also known as kirmizi mercimek corbasi pirincli in Turkey, this delicious soup has a thick consistency and all the nutritional goodness of rice, onions, tomatoes and potato.
Portuguese Seafood Rice (Arroz de Marisco) »
This soup/stew style dish is incredibly popular in Portugal. Choose your favourite kind of seafood to tailor it exactly to your liking.
Gazpacho Andaluz (Spanish cold vegetable soup) »
A Spanish cold vegetable soup, Gazpacho Andaluz is a perfect starter to a Summer meal. It is easy to make and can be prepared the day before serving. Simply keep it covered in plastic in the refrigerator.
Quick Prawn Laksa »
Prawn laksa is a delicious Asian-style broth with noodles and fresh seafood. You can use either hokkien or dried rice noodles if fresh rice noodles are unavailable.
Tom Yum Goong »
Tom Yum Goong is a hot and sour prawn soup with prawns and lemongrass that originated in Thailand. It is probably the most popular soup in all of Thai cuisine and makes a fantastic appetiser.
Moroccan Harira Soup »
Harira is Morocco’s most famous soup. It has a thick, rich consistency and a winning combination of lentil and tomato flavours. It is traditionally eaten to break the fast during Ramadan.
Maltese Beef Broth »
Try this Maltese-style beef and vegetable broth over the cold winter months for a traditional hearty soup.
Spiced Cauliflower Soup »
Although sometimes considered bland, the taste of cauliflower works superbly in this spicy soup. Using tasty Indian spices and creamy yoghurt, this vegetarian-friendly cauliflower soup has a full-bodied flavour and a real bite.
Stuffed Mushrooms with Dill »
Even though these flavoursome mushies are great on their own, the secret ingredient to this recipe is Worcestershire sauce. Vegetarians can leave it out, but it really does make them lip-smacking good.