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  • Chicken breast sits in a bowl with burnt lemons and herbs

    New! App-onlyChicken piccata with caramelised lemon, chipotle & tarragon. This is a premium piece of content available to registered users.

    A star rating of 4.2 out of 5.17 ratings

    Juggling busy lives, with or without children, can be totally exhausting at times. This is when you need recipes that give you everything you need in terms of flavour and looks, but are a cinch to put together. Here, you throw the ingredients into the pan and, in very little time, you have a cracking dinner in front of you. Think of the flavours. Mild, sweet chillies, honey, caramelised lemons, garlic, capers and tarragon all having a party together, emulsified with a delicious amount of butter and a splash of white wine. This is a keeper. Serve with sautéed courgettes, or a herby rice and a crisp green salad.

    Recipe extracted from Thomasina Miers new cookbook, Mexican Table (£28, Quadrille). Photographs Matt Russell.

  • A mushroom lasagne on a table and one portion on a plate

    New! App-onlyRoast ancho mushroom lasagne.

    A star rating of 4.6 out of 5.10 ratings

    Try this rich veggie lasagne with garlic roast mushrooms, cherry tomatoes and grilled cheese — an umami sensation with sweet, smoky chilli heat. Perfect paired with red wine and a green salad

  • Chickpea, chorizo & spinach stew

    Chickpea, chorizo & spinach stew

    A star rating of 4.2 out of 5.39 ratings

    For a healthy, warming supper that takes
    little effort or time, you can’t beat this
    simple one-pan dish

  • Chicken, pomegranate and sweet onions on a plate

    New! App-onlySmoky ancho chicken with sticky onions, whipped tahini & pomegranate.

    A star rating of 4.9 out of 5.18 ratings

    To call this a traybake does this recipe a disservice – and yet a traybake is precisely what it is. Golden, crispy chicken skin and sticky pomegranate onions meld with sweet heat from the ancho chilli and lovely aromatics from the spices. The creamy tahini gives the plate a savoury note. Bliss. The juices are to die for.

    This recipe has been extracted from Thomasina Miers new cookbook, Mexican Table (£28, Quadrille). Photographs Matt Russell.

  • Little almond cookies

    Little almond cookies

    A star rating of 4 out of 5.10 ratings

    These delicate snow-dusted Mexican cookies are rich, crumbly and melt in the mouth

  • Passion fruit cream

    Passion fruit cream

    A star rating of 5 out of 5.6 ratings

    These rich, silky creams can be made well in advance - for lots of tasty leftovers just double the amount

  • Seared medium-rare steak salad with cherry tomatoes watercress & sikil pak

    New! App-onlySeared steak salad with cherry tomatoes, watercress & sikil pak. This is a premium piece of content available to registered users.

    A star rating of 3 out of 5.5 ratings

    Sikil is Mayan for tomato and pak for pumpkin seed. The dip is eaten all over the Yucatán but I also love it as a sauce. I had a spicy one like this at Carousel in London and was so mesmerised by it that I begged them for clues. Here is my version, delicious with steak salad and incredible as a dip to whet the appetite with its spicy, smoky aromatic depths.

    This recipe has been extracted from Thomasina Miers new cookbook, Mexican Table (£28, Quadrille). Photographs Matt Russell.

  • Prawn & scallop 'coctel'

    Prawn & scallop 'coctel'

    A star rating of 4 out of 5.2 ratings

    This light, spicy Mexican-style starter is great for kick-starting your tastebuds

  • Slithers of pumpkin on a plate with torn pieces of bread.

    New! App-onlyWarm pumpkin caponata with whipped ricotta, mint & hazelnuts. This is a premium piece of content available to registered users.

    A star rating of 4.8 out of 5.8 ratings

    I love this recipe. Pumpkins come into season in the UK when the weather is still lovely. The evenings are beginning to draw in but the days can be warm and sunny and the trees are leafy, with their colours turning the same gorgeous tones of orange and pale tan as the squash themselves. This recipe is filling, yet feels light; packed full of flavour from the spices, squash and lilt of acidity from that agrodolce dressing but still satisfyingly meat-free. It has colour, texture and beauty about it with that spark of chilli heat that stops it from being too sweet. It makes a brilliant meze dish, or a starter, or even as a main course (it is wonderful tumbled through pasta, or astride a tamal). I hope you love it as much as I do.

    Recipe extracted from Thomasina Miers new cookbook, Mexican Table (£28, Quadrille). Photographs Matt Russell.

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