
Homemade hummus
A creamy chickpea dip made for sharing.
Choose by your time, equipment and ingredients.
No oven does not mean no cooking or waiting. Check available burners and add a cold preparation to free space on the hob.
Timings are guides and include stated rests. Side dishes are prepared separately.

A creamy chickpea dip made for sharing.

A no-cook salad using already cooked chickpeas, crunchy vegetables and a lemon dressing.

Grilled bread, juicy tomatoes and basil: a simple starter.

Apples, a little water and gentle cooking for a compote you can leave chunky or blend smooth.

Finely grated carrots bound with eggs and flour, cooked as small patties of even thickness.

A simple sauce that lets good tomatoes shine.

A fragrant, filling pantry-friendly dinner.

A home version using dry red lentils, canned tomatoes and spices. Rice or bread is prepared separately.

Eggs poached in a tomato, pepper and spice sauce.

A weekend breakfast worth making together.

Precooked potatoes browned with mushrooms and onion, using a saucepan and a frying pan instead of an oven.

A comforting bowl of aromatic broth and noodles.

A blended soup without cream, thickened with red lentils, for four servings.

Potatoes, eggs and onion make a generous classic.

A classic of tender vegetables, even better reheated.

An airy dessert to make ahead.
Plan a meal with a pan, a saucepan or cold preparations instead of converting an oven recipe blindly.