This blackcurrant glazed chicken recipe is lip-smacking delicious and easy to prepare using a pure fruit puree.

Delicious tart and fruity glaze perfect for pork ribs made from uniquely flavoured amarena wild cherries from Italy and balsamic vinegar.

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

Its packed with protein from grains and the tender, meat-like protein nuckhen and has a fresh citrus flavour.

Want perfect results every time? Try sous vide. This recipe incorporates an easy and flavourful marinade. Just as good on grilled or roast pork too.

Made with Italian passion for flavour and simplicity, this basil-lemon cream sauce and pasta won't disappoint. Change up the herbs and spices.

Activated charcoal, an ingredient from the modern pantry, transforms this classic Italian dish into a stunning presentation sure to wow dinner guests.

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

Our adaptation of Gordon Ramsay's recipe features La Chinata smoked paprika in the burger patties. Beet relish makes the ideal accompaniment.

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 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

Quinoa and Yuzu Srirachi add delightful flavour and texture to this nutritious Pad Thai dish. A healthy way to add BIG flavour.

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.