A no-cook traditional British plate of cheese, bread, pickled onions, and cold meats, perfect for lunch.
Middle EasternThe proper Middle Eastern falafel — dried chickpeas (never canned) soaked overnight, then ground raw with onion, garlic and a generous bouquet of parsley, coriander, cumin and coriander seeds. The raw soak is what gives that craggy, lacy texture; canned chickpeas turn to porridge and fall apart in the oil.
Bite-sized mozzarella, sweet cherry tomato and fresh basil skewers with a balsamic glaze — the Italian classic made snackable and completely irresistible.
A sophisticated and quick British sandwich combining soft egg salad with peppery watercress on buttered bread.
The quintessential Greek salad — chunky vegetables, creamy feta and Kalamata olives dressed in olive oil.
Protein-packed quinoa tossed with roasted vegetables, chickpeas and lemon tahini dressing.
Summer's best combination — juicy watermelon, salty feta, fresh mint and a lime drizzle.
Classic vichyssoise-style smooth leek and potato soup — serve hot or chilled.
The best use of leftover rice in the entire world — day-old rice makes the most incredible fried rice!
Rustic Tuscan soup combining stale bread with ripe tomatoes and olive oil.
Fluffy eggs folded with fresh tomatoes and herbs — a simple Greek breakfast staple.
Pan-charred mild shishito peppers with crispy blistered skin, finished with ponzu sauce and sesame. A simple, elegant appetizer that highlights the pepper's subtle sweetness.