Monday 8 September
This particular soufflé – though it might shrink a little when it comes out of the oven – can never actually fall flat on you.
Sunday 7 September
This is my version of the famous Italian classic – best made in the autumn when there's a glut of red, ripe, full-flavoured tomatoes, but it's still good in winter, as there are now some well-flavoured varieties available. Either way, the tomatoes need to be very red and ripe.
Saturday 6 September
This spicy Mexican purée, made with fresh avocados, chillies and ripe tomatoes, is still a great favourite.
Friday 5 September
This is a great recipe, a) because it's the most wonderful combination of flavours, and b) because it takes only 12 minutes from start to finish.
Thursday 4 September
This is oh, so simple, but oh, so good. Great if you're organised and can leave the steaks in the marinade the day before you need them, but failing that, a few hours will do.
Wednesday 3 September
A chef's salad is so named because it is supposed to be an innovative way of using whatever you happen to have handy to create a main-course salad. This happens to be one of my favourite combinations, but once you get the gist of it I'm sure you'll have lots of other ideas.
Tuesday 2 September
This recipe has a Basque element, as the eggs are baked on a base of onions, garlic, peppers and chorizo sausage. It makes a perfect lunch or supper dish, taking hardly any time to prepare.
Monday 1 September
This light summer soup is perfect for late summer when courgettes are cheap and plentiful. Serve each bowl with a spoonful of the watercress and Pecorino pesto zigzagged over the surface of the soup.