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Baked spiced salmon with green beans and herby mash

Healthy salmon recipes are a fantastic choice for fishy Friday. We’ve given this easy fish dish a spicy Middle Eastern twist that really packs a flavour punch

  • 45 minutes

Poached egg and avocado muffin

  • 10 minutes

Ham and egg muffins

  • 40 minutes

Baked oats

  • 40 minutes

Nectarine and vanilla overnight oats

  • 5 minutes, plus overnight chilling

Eton mess

  • 10 minutes

Weetabix cake

  • 1 hour 25 minutes

Toffee apple rice pudding

  • 35 minutes

Slimming World trifles

  • 20 minutes, plus chilling

Slimming World fish pie

  • 1 hour 10 minutes

Easy tuna pasta bake

  • 35 minutes

Beef and bean chilli with rice

  • 1 hour 45 minutes

Red onion crustless quiche

  • 60 minutes, plus standing

Barbecue pulled pork

  • 8-12 hours 15 minutes

Creamy mushroom pappardelle

  • 30 minutes

Slow-cooked sweet & sour chicken

Cajun chicken pasta

  • 40 minutes

Chicken tikka kebabs with pittas and chunky salad

  • 35 minutes

Diet cola chicken

  • 55 minutes

Balti chicken with spinach and tomatoes

  • 1 hour plus 20 minutes marinating

Beef casserole

  • 3 hours

Roast red pepper and chive falafels

  • 30 minutes

Carrot and coriander soup

  • 45 minutes

Speedy houmous

  • 15 minutes

Lentilognese

  • 1 hour

Carrot and coconut dhal

  • 55 minutes

Minted aubergine, courgette and couscous salad

  • 35 minutes

Asian noodle jar

  • 20 minutes

Mushroom risotto

  • 3 hours 20 minutes plus 20 minutes soaking

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