• Aubergine and Couscous Salad
• Bacon & Egg Spaghetti
• Beetroot & Mozzarella salad/starter/snack
• Beetroot Risotto
• Broccoli Salad
• Broccoli Stir-Fry
• Buttered Spinach
• Cauliflower Chickpea Pitta Pockets
• Cauliflower souffle
• Celeriac and potato dauphinoise
• Celeriac Chips
• Celeriac, fried (Italian style)
• Celery with Walnuts (serves 4)
• Chard & Leek Soup
• Chard baked with Parmesan cheese
• Chicory and sweet pepper salad with coriander
• Courgette salad
• Couscous and radish salad
• Cream of Celery Soup
• Creamy Mushrooms on Toast
• Crushed Broad Bean and Mint Bruschetta
• Fennel & tomato salad
• Fennel Risotto
• Fennel Soup with Ginger and Garlic
• Fennel with Pasta
• Fennel, baked
• Fennel, Parsley, and Celery Salad
• Green Kale - an old cottage recipe
• Kale (red), buttered with chorizo and almonds
• Kale, Chilli and Anchovy Pasta
• Kale, Pumpkin and Bacon Pots (serves 4)
• Kohl rabi & root veg curry
• Kohl Rabi and Carrot Salad (serves 4)
• Lang Kale
• Leek, Cheese and Potato Tortilla
• Leek, Courgette and Mushroom Pasta
• Lemony Lentil soup
• Maple and chilli roast parsnips
• Mashed Winter Squash
• Meatloaf or Meatballs using a sweetheart cabbage
• Minestrone Soup (serves 4)
• Mushrooms on Toast
• Pak Choi
• Parsnip and pancetta tagliatelle with parmesan and butter
• Parsnip soup, mildly spicy
• Patty Pan
• Pumpkin Soup
• Radish and fennel salad
• Red and white salad with watercress
• Roasted Vegetable Soup
• Roasted Warm Potato Salad
• Sauteed Swiss Chard with Sliced Garlic
• Savoy Cabbage in red wine
• Savoy cabbage with beans and carrots
• Spiced Parsnip soup
• Spinach, Cashew Nut and Feta Cheese Stir Fry
• Sprout tops with ginger
• Sprout tops, buttered with walnut
• Squash & potato soup
• Squash Puree
• Steamed Chard
• Sweetheart Cabbage
• Warm flat bean, potato and bacon salad
• Warm green and gold salad
• White Cabbage and Garlic

Pak Choi

What to do with it!

Pak choi is an extremely versatile plant which is consumed boiled, sautéed, steamed, braised, stir-fried and in salads. It only takes a couple of minutes to cook. Whichever way you cook it, it is wonderful served with soy sauce and roasted nuts or seeds, or tahini, or garlic and butter.