These lamb chops with olive tapenade are sure to hit the spot. Bursting with fresh herbs and Mediterranean flavours, they’ll bring back the sweet taste of summer holidays. Don’t forget to make sure your chops are perfectly pink inside by checking the temperature with your Thermapen...

Are you planning on spending this Easter Sunday cooking up a delicious roast dinner for your loved ones? Today we have a selection of recipes from some of our favourite food bloggers to get you inspired this bank holiday weekend! Whether you’re going traditional or looking for an alternative, these dishes are sure to go down well with the whole family...

Today we’re super excited to have BBQ Enthusiast James McKay here with us sharing a delicious BBQ leg of lamb recipe. James runs a YouTube channel called Barbechoo, where you can learn heaps of top tips and skills for mastering the BBQ alongside some fab recipes and reviews. So without further ado here is everything you need to know to recreate this delicious dish…

A wonderful recipe from the lovely Diana at Little Sunny Kitchen. These BBQ lamb ribs have a Middle Eastern twist on them and Yazeed (Diana’s husband) loves to cook them up regularly on the BBQ. Lamb ribs not only pack a flavourful punch but they’re also incredibly tender...

We have the wonderful Debs from Salted Mint with us, she has been kind enough to share this delicious recipe for a roast leg of lamb with garlic and rosemary. This recipe may have been developed with Easter in mind but we think it would be perfect for any Sunday lunch...

There is nothing worse than overcooked, tough and dry lamb – so of course we recommend using the Thermapen to ensure that your Roast Lamb is cooked to perfection. Lamb should reach an internal temperature of 71°C to ensure it is both safely and deliciously cooked, this will also help take the stress and worry away from you on the day...

This is my ideal meal. Slow–cooked lamb is so full of flavour, melting in texture and particularly moreish coated with this rich wine glaze. Five hours may seem a long time to cook a joint, but believe me it will be worth it, especially with my creamy dauphinoise potatoes...