Spring

Danka Jandric's salad of lentils and spelt with caramelised vegetables, feta, blanched asparagus, pumpkin seeds and a lemon-vinegar vinaigrette is hearty and filling but also refreshing and zingy!

This delicious risotto-like dish is made with kibbled naked barley and spring veg. It makes a delicious meal in its own right or can be served alongside beans, fish or meat.

This simple vegan dish pairs our creamy white coco beans with a punchy wild garlic pesto. If you haven’t tried brothy beans, you’re missing out on one of the simplest, most comforting and nutritious dishes out there: creamy beans served in their own rich, delicious stock, usually with fresh herbs to add brightness.

This quick and easy dish of creamy flageolet beans from Isabella Palmer is perfect for a light dinner.

One of the quickest, easiest and most satisfying brunch dishes to cook at home has got to be vegetable fritters. You can use just about any vegetables you like with superb results. Our pulse flours are perfect for keeping all that deliciousness together into a light, yet hearty patty.

Tereza combines barley and quinoa flour to make these flavourful and sustaining pancakes. They're great with seasonal roasted rhubarb and a rich vanilla custard.

These gluten-free potato gnocchi use our British-grown chickpea flour, but any pulse flour would work well. We've paired the gnocchi with pesto and spring veg in a rich stock and topped them with colourful chive flowers and blistered radishes.

This hybrid potato and grain salad adds spring herbs and vegetables to distinctive wholegrain black barley with freshly pickled red onion and a sweet and spicy mustard dressing.

Wholesome and packed with flavour, this "risotto" is made with wholegrain wheat, fava beans and seasonal asparagus. The wheat grains are cooked slowly in white wine and stock and finished with Parmesan. With less starch than the usual risotto rice, the wheat has a delicious nutty taste and slightly crunchy texture different from a traditional rice risotto.