Using only 3 ingredients, this ice cream exudes fresh blueberry flavour. Using a puree means changing the flavour is as easy as changing the puree.

A rich and chocolatey umami bomb of flavour. This easy to make ice cream will be on regular rotation. Try it with a sprinkling of pink Himalayan sea salt.

A traditional and naturally gluten-free tapioca pudding recipe updated with the addition of stollen spice, coconut milk, peaches and pistachios.

Making perfectly smooth and delicious homemade sorbet is easy with frozen fruit puree made with ripe raspberries. Substitute any frozen fruit puree.

A jellied sweet recipe with the flavour of just-picked strawberries. Perfect served for dessert or as part of your afternoon tea selection.

The taste of cherry harvest in a spectacular dessert. A unique twist on traditional cherry pie. Easily made into one large or four individual galettes.

A cross between a lemon and tangerine, this citrusy Japanese fruit gives an Asian twist to a classic French lemon tart. A bright, delicious dessert.

Delightful pink pralines (pink sugar-coated almonds) make this simple and lovely tart filling extra special.

Bite into this simple and classic Italian appetizer and enjoy the oozing melted mozzarella in the centre of these crisp and golden rice balls.

A fabulous dairy-free vegan ice cream made with creamy coconut milk.

A quick and easy vegan weeknight meal made with grains like jasmine and black rice, split peas and millet. Substitute whatever vegetables you have on hand.

The combination of beans and grains makes this hearty chili an excellent source of protein for vegans and vegetarians. Great nacho topper too.

A delicious paella that fuses Spanish and Asian flavours. Made with a nutritious blend of Louisiana popcorn rice, split peas, and millet.

A Middle Eastern salad with lots of fresh-herb flavour made with a unique blend of six grains including wehani rice, rye berries and brown rice

Fennel seed and lavender are aromatic additions to this gorgeous rice. Knight rice is sometimes called purple rice for the colour it turns after cooking.

Bomba is a small grain, non-starchy Spanish rice traditionally used in paella. It's fried with flavourings before liquid is added.

Knight rice turns purple when cooked, creating a stunning presentation with a slightly sticky, chewy texture and an appealing nutty flavour.