Method:

For this recipe I used leftover pork belly that was cooked the day before, alternatively, you can cook a piece low and slow and then chill it, (it is better chilled so you can cut it into more equal sized pieces).

Method:

Preheat oven to 180 degC. Start by dicing the squash into medium size cubes and drizzle with olive oil, season with salt and pepper and add the chilli flakes and fennel seeds.

Place into the oven for 20-25 mins. Once cooked, mash or blend half of the squash to make a puree and keep the rest to top the risotto at the end.

Method:

Season the calves liver with salt and pepper and dust with flour, get a large pan on a medium high heat and add the bacon until it's crispy and has released some of its fat, remove from the pan and add half of the leaves of sage and cook until crispy in the fat, also remove keep to one side to use at the end. 

Method:

Prick the sweet potatoes with a fork and bake in a 190 degrees C oven for 45mins to an hour depending on the size of the potatoes. When cooked, scoop out the flesh into a bowl and and mash. Add the butter, maple, salt and pepper and mix well.

Adjust the seasoning and serve. 

We are thrilled to have one of the recipes from Sabrina's new best-selling cookbook, Persiana Everyday to share with you.

"Pork belly slices are readily available and require much less faff than
a whole pork belly. This is my twist on the classic roast pork with apple
sauce, but packing in a lot more flavour and giving every bite a sticky
appeal that leaves you wanting more. It’s great served with rice, or in a
bun with pickled cucumbers." Sabrina Ghayour

We're thrilled to share with you one of Sabrina Ghayour's recipes from her best selling book Persiana Everyday, which brings Middle Eastern flavours to your table everyday.

"This quick and easy take on a pork schnitzel is a great way to use an economical lean cut of pork while giving it a good injection of flavour and a lovely crunch to finish. Whether piled into a baguette or, my favourite, served with crispy french fries, lots of lemon juice squeezed over really brings out the flavours in the coating." Sabrina Ghayour