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12 recipes, from 10 minutes
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15 mindinner
Lemon garlic spaghetti
Bright, buttery pasta from six cupboard things. On the table before the kettle's cold.
10 minbreakfast
Spinach and feta omelette
A ten-minute supper that uses up the last of the bag of spinach.
30 mindinner
Chickpea and coconut curry
Two tins, one onion and a spoon of paste. Better the next day, if it lasts.
45 mindinner
Sheet-pan chicken and potatoes
Everything on one tray, one oven, one thing to wash.
20 mindinner
Crispy black bean tacos
Mashed beans fried crisp in the tortilla. Weeknight-fast, crowd-pleasing.
35 minlunch
Red lentil and carrot soup
Cheap, warming and done in one pot. Freezes well.
15 minbreakfast
Banana oat pancakes
Three ingredients and a blender. No flour, no sugar added.
20 mindinner
Garlic butter salmon with greens
Restaurant-crisp skin at home. The trick is a cold pan and patience.
15 mindinner
Leftover-rice fried rice
Yesterday's rice is the point. Use whatever vegetables are going soft.
40 minlunch
Roast tomato and basil soup
Roasting does the work. Serve with a grilled cheese if you're feeling it.
15 minlunch
Cold sesame-peanut noodles
A no-cook sauce shaken in a jar. Lunchbox-proof.
70 minbaking
One-bowl banana bread
For the bananas nobody will eat now. Mix by hand, no mixer.
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