If you’ve been growing your Christmas Dinner veg and need a little recipe inspiration to create your Christmas Day feast, look no further. We’ve put together a few tried and tested delicious recipes to use your homegrown veggies to wow your guests over the festive season.
Most people have their own way of roasting potatoes, as we all get so used to our own cookers. If you already have a favourite way, then you can simply…
A brilliant all-in-one dish of root veggies and greens.
Delicious layered parsnips with buttery onions, cheese and thyme. It’s a great way to cook parsnips and goes so well with a festive roast!
Make a hearty meat-free gravy for your Christmas dinner…this recipe is SO good!
A great way to combine two delicious dishes – perfect for your Christmas feast.
Such a great recipe when you’re short on time – especially when you have multiple dishes on the go.
This dish will wow your guests – a great way to jazz up your Christmas veg.
With cranberries, ginger, apple cider vinegar and a surprising secret ingredient – the perfect Christmas Day side dish.
If you’ve got time on your hands these little beauties will be worth the extra effort.
Ginger works so well with all the other Christmas flavours, and it’s a welcome change to some of the more traditional recipes.
This recipe is a great fast way to cook broccoli with some delicious herbs and garlic to add flavour.
Add these Autumn flavours to your festive treats – a great way to use up those winter squashes.
This recipe is very simple, and will work with pretty much any greens that you have to hand.
A great way to use up those leftovers, you can use any veg in this recipe.
Perfect for your vegetarian guests this Christmas or if you fancy something a little bit different this year.
This is such a good way to use wonky-looking parsnips that are awkward for roasting – it’s a lovely quick recipe as well, so a good one if you want…
This is a good, healthy side dish that you can whip up at any time over Christmas.
This is an easy recipe that makes carrots into really quite a special side dish.
This is an utterly brilliant way to use leftovers to create a whole new meal…
Rustle up a good, quick lunch from leftovers…
