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| Jens Hannibal, plant-focused chef and educator with over 15 years of experience, has shared another sumptuous recipe with us, a glimpse of the approach to cooking you can learn in his online course Cook with Confidence. Like the course practice recipes, this one doesn't specify any quantities - trust yourself! |
Jens' online course Cook With Confidence is designed to help participants cook healthy, delicious, plant-rich meals with ease — using vegetables, pulses, grains, seeds and nuts as your foundation, and meat or dairy as optional add-ons. Whether you’re new to cooking or already comfortable in the kitchen, this course will take your skills — and your understanding of flavour — to a deeper level. You’ll learn how to trust your palate, and create meals that work without needing to follow recipes.
In the course material, practice recipes come without quantities. This is because Cook With Confidence is designed to teach you the fundamental principles of great flavour, so that you learn to trust your palate and intuition.
Jens says: "I haven’t provided quantities for the recipe. Instead I encourage you to trust your tastebuds and add flavours until you think it’s tasty. The principles you’re using are far more important than quantities: like getting proper caramelisation on the pan-fried veggies."
Jens adds: "One key thing: the total ratio of lentils and farro by volume should be no more than about a third to the quantity of pan-roasted veggies."
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This vibrant salad from India Matthews is a beautiful balance of flavours and textures. Sweet, tender beetroot meets creamy white coco beans, all brought together with a silky, tangy tahini yoghurt dressing. Fresh dill and bright lemon keep it lively, while cumin and za’atar add warm, aromatic notes.
Extremely moreish muffins with a tender, cakey crumb and subtle grown-up smokiness. A unique bake by Isabella Palmer featuring Hodmedod's smoked quinoa, dark chocolate and tahini.
A comforting, creamy stew of carlin peas and pearl barley. Perfect for warming up on darker days, this dish uses blitzed pulses to create a rich texture.
