Forget meat-and-three. These midweek dinners inspired by Mexico, Japan, France and Italy will keep things interesting.
Traditionalists, look away. This lovely, hearty soup is pasta you can slurp with a spoon.
Taco Tuesday meets Soup Night in this hearty Tex-Mex meal with all the toppings.
Dill and mint are a great herb combination, they work fantastically together in this yoghurt dip.
I think the fat makes for a tastier cutlet, and I prefer them un-frenched for this recipe.
Beef up your midweek pasta with sausages, slow-cooked meat, veg, rich sauces and more for a satisfying, warming meal.
Give a humble, cost-effective can a bit of juju with these ideas from Katrina Meynink.
When you’d like nothing more than an ice-cold martini, but midweek life has other plans, this soup gives hits of salty, briny goodness.
A drizzle of garlic butter is all it takes to turn pantry staples into a surprisingly tasty meal.
In the West, soup is commonly a first course, while in Asia it’s mostly served with the main. This is a Western-style soup you can eat as a side dish.