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Classic British dishes to suit your every mood. From hearty stews to classic roast potatoes, to vegan scones for your Sunday afternoons, we've got you covered. 

When it comes to creating perfectly soft and flaky scones, less is more. Less mixing, less touching and less equipment. All you need is a large bowl and the confidence to let the dough be. Follow our recipe for perfect vegan scones. 

If there’s ever a time to make and demolish a bunch of hot cross buns, it’s now. Follow our recipe for these soft, sweet, fluffy buns and thank us later.  

Fluffy on the inside, extremely crispy on the outside - as they should be. 

Making the perfect crispy roast potatoes requires a few little tricks. The first is parboiling the potatoes in heavily salted water - this means that each bite potato is perfectly seasoned. The second trick is to let the potatoes steam dry after parboiling - this results in the fluffy potato interior we're all after. The third trick is to heat some of the oil in your baking tray before adding the par-boiled potatoes - immediate contact with the hot oil helps develop the perfect crust on your potatoes. The fourth trick is to turn the potatoes every 15 minutes - this ensures every side crisps up. Let's do this. 

Individual Mushroom Wellingtons may sound like extra effort, but they're actually the Christmas trick of a decade. 

Making individual Mushroom Wellingtons may sound like extra effort, but is actually the Christmas trick of a decade. It means there's no messy cutting and no awkward slices, just impressed guests and an aesthetically pleasing (and delicious) main course. 

Puddings don't get much better than this soft, gooey, saucy, impossible-to-put-down vegan sticky toffee pudding. This easy quick recipe makes eight individual puddings (but can easily be baked in one large tin for minimal work) and is served with a sticky toffee sauce, but you're welcome (and encouraged) to double top with your favourite ice cream, custard or cream - go wild.

Vegan fish and chips that pulls, flakes, fries and tastes just like the real thing. I don't want to be one of those people that say "you can't even tell the difference", because you usually can, but I think I've become one.

This vegan tiffin is just as rich, fudgy and easy as the classic. Best of all, it requires no baking, very minimal work and can be adapted to what you have on hand. If you can't find cherries, feel free to sub them for raisins. If you don't have digestive biscuits on hand, use whichever plain biscuit you do have. 

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Vegan Scones