Banana & Olive Oil Wholemeal Pancakes
Thick wholemeal pancakes made with mashed banana and olive oil instead of butter, served with warmed berries, toasted walnuts and maple syrup.
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Psoriasis
Everyday Mediterranean-style cooking, which has promising early evidence in psoriasis and is good eating in its own right. Food like this sits alongside the care your clinician gives you rather than replacing any of it.
Thick wholemeal pancakes made with mashed banana and olive oil instead of butter, served with warmed berries, toasted walnuts and maple syrup.
A no-cook breakfast plate of cottage cheese, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, olives and walnuts with warm wholegrain pita.
Soft milk-cooked polenta finished with butter and served warm with drained tinned peaches, toasted almonds and cinnamon.
Wholegrain toast spread with ricotta and topped with sliced pear, toasted walnuts, cinnamon and a thread of honey.
A smooth semolina porridge cooked in milk with cinnamon and a knob of butter, spooned over chopped dried apricots and toasted almonds.
Eggs poached in a cumin-and-paprika tomato sauce with red capsicum and onion, scooped up with wholegrain bread.
A pan-cooked frittata of grated zucchini, softened leek, feta and fresh mint, cut into wedges with bread on the side.
Roasted eggplant layered with garlicky passata, basil and mozzarella, baked until bubbling and served with bread.
Short pasta tossed with sweet green peas, ricotta, fresh mint and lemon, eaten warm or at room temperature.
A soft-cooked vegetable soup with cannellini beans and small pasta, finished with basil and grated parmesan.
A thick soup of red lentils and carrot spiced with cumin and coriander, sharpened with lemon and served with bread.
Cumin-roasted cauliflower over wholemeal couscous with a lemon-tahini dressing, parsley and toasted almonds.
Warm new potatoes and flaked roast salmon tossed with cucumber, capers and a lemony dill yoghurt dressing.
Chewy pearl barley tossed with browned mushrooms, soft leek, thyme and lemon, finished with toasted walnuts and shaved parmesan.
Whole capsicums filled with beef mince, rice, tomato, parsley and mint, baked covered until soft and sweet, served with thick yoghurt.
White fish fillets baked in a punchy tomato sauce with olives and capers, over roast potatoes, with bread for the sauce.
Cannellini beans baked in a generous olive oil and tomato sauce with dill and crumbled feta, served with bread.
Orzo baked in a tomato and oregano broth with prawns folded through at the end and feta crumbled over.
Diced lamb braised slowly with carrot, dried apricots and warm spices, spooned over wholemeal couscous with almonds.
A slow-simmered ragu of turkey mince, mushrooms and soffritto vegetables tossed through pasta with parmesan.
A stirred risotto of arborio rice with soft leek, zucchini and green peas, finished with lemon and parmesan.
Jaw-friendly cooking
Real meals made mechanically easier to eat when chewing hurts. That is a texture and eating-mechanics job rather than swallowing (dysphagia) guidance, and it is not a treatment for TMD itself.
Short-grain rice simmered slowly in milk until the grains swell and collapse into a loose pudding enriched with butter, rippled with a warm berry compote.
Mango, banana, yoghurt and softened oats blended to a thick, drinkable breakfast with nothing left to chew.
Potato and leek cooked until they give with no resistance and beaten to a loose purée, with poached eggs broken over the top.
Silken tofu folded into a slow-cooked capsicum, onion and tomato base so it breaks into soft damp curds, with warm bread to mop the pan.
Whisked eggs cooked slowly and covered so the omelette stays foam-light and damp, folded around melting cheddar over jammy slow-cooked tomatoes.
Couscous steamed soft in hot cinnamon milk, spooned over a smooth stewed-apricot purée with a spoonful of yoghurt.
Canned white beans blended with garlic oil, tahini and lemon into a warm, loose purée, spread on soft bread under tomatoes roasted until they burst.
Zucchini braised in olive oil until it slumps, forked through soft couscous with burst tomatoes, basil and crumbled feta.
Cauliflower boiled until it falls apart, folded into cheddar sauce over buttery crushed potato, with roasted cherry tomatoes for sharpness.
Chickpeas crushed into a cumin and tomato base with wilted spinach and a spoon of yoghurt, scooped up with warm soft pita.
Chicken poached until it shreds, in a rice broth thickened off the heat with beaten egg and lemon into a velvety soup.
Capsicum roasted until soft and blended with tomato into a smooth red soup, with cheddar melted onto soft bread for dipping.
A savoury steamed egg custard set just firm enough to hold a spoon, with soft flakes of white fish, peas and grated carrot through it, and rice alongside.
Macaroni cooked well past al dente and folded into a loose cheddar sauce with tuna and peas, soft enough to eat with a spoon.
Large pasta shells filled with ricotta and spinach and baked under tomato sauce and mozzarella until the pasta gives to the side of a fork.
Roasted eggplant layered with cinnamon-spiced beef under a thick milk sauce and baked until the whole dish cuts with the edge of a spoon.
Chicken thighs braised with capsicum and tomato until they shred under a fork, spooned with all their sauce over soft couscous, with yoghurt.
Chicken thigh simmered small with finely chopped mushrooms in a smoky paprika and yoghurt sauce, over buttery soft rice.
Diced lamb braised slowly in a mild spiced tomato sauce until it falls apart, finished with yoghurt and peas over soft basmati.
A blended sweetcorn and potato chowder with large soft flakes of white fish folded through at the end, with soft bread alongside.
Turkey mince cooked down fine in a mildly spiced tomato base, thickened with pumpkin purée and peas, over soft rice with yoghurt.
Gastroparesis
Meals built soft and small-particle, which is the dietary lever a recipe can genuinely control and one current guidance supports. Portion size is yours to set: these are written at an ordinary serving and divide in two if you are eating smaller and more often. Diagnosing, curing or treating gastroparesis is not something food does. If eating is not going in, if you are dehydrated or losing weight without meaning to, that needs a clinician rather than a different recipe.
Torn white bread soaked in a cheese and tomato custard and baked until it just sets, closer to a savoury pudding than to anything with a crust on it.
A cornflour-set milk pudding, enriched with butter and milk powder and chilled until it just holds the shape of a spoon, with dried apricots stewed and blended smooth over the top.
Soft-boiled eggs chopped small and folded through a thin milk sauce, spooned over trimmed white toast and left a minute to soak in.
Tinned peaches, Greek yoghurt and full-cream milk blended thin enough to drink, with milk powder stirred in first so the glass carries protein and energy rather than only sweetness.
White rice simmered slowly in a little over three times its weight in liquid until the grains burst and dissolve, with beaten egg poured in at the end so it sets in fine threads.
Rolled oats simmered well past the usual point and then blended with ripe banana, milk powder and a knob of butter into a pourable porridge with no grain left in it.
A whole tub of cottage cheese blitzed until the curd disappears and it turns to pourable cream, under pear poached soft and finished in a buttery honey syrup.
Poached chicken chopped to a fine mince in a broth thickened with sweetcorn blended and pushed through a sieve, so the corn gives its flavour without its hulls.
Cauliflower simmered with potato and leek until it crushes without resistance, blended smooth and enriched with butter, milk powder and Parmesan, with buttered toast fingers to go alongside.
Mushrooms cooked down hard with leek and thyme, thickened with potato and milk powder rather than cream, and served with a small round of soft cheese toast to dip and soften.
Fine wheat noodles boiled soft and cut short, folded through chicken mince broken right down in a glossy ginger and soy sauce with crushed peas.
Small pasta cooked well past al dente in a tomato sauce blended and sieved until it pours, with the rest of the ricotta tub whipped loose and spooned over.
Potatoes boiled to collapsing and crushed with yoghurt, olive oil and lemon, with finely chopped soft-boiled egg folded through and the whole thing served warm.
White fish poached in water and whipped with ricotta, yoghurt and lemon into a smooth cold pâté, with buttered toast fingers and peeled cucumber alongside.
Semolina cooked stiff in milk, set, cut into discs and baked with Parmesan, served on leeks softened right down and blended into a smooth cream.
A block of silken tofu slid into a mild tomato sauce thick with finely broken chicken mince, spooned over rice cooked past the point of separate grains.
Beef mince broken down to crumbs in a thickened gravy under a soft potato and cauliflower mash finished with cheddar, baked only until it is heated through rather than crusted.
Chicken simmered in a sweet-savoury broth with onion and set with beaten egg poured over the top, spooned onto rice cooked deliberately soft.
Capsicums roasted until the skins lift away, blended with milk into a sweet orange sauce, folded through turkey mince broken to crumbs and pasta cooked past al dente.
Fish steamed until it falls into flakes, dressed with hot oil poured over shredded ginger and chives, with soft rice and zucchini cooked to giving point.
Fish fillets baked on a bed of spinach chopped fine and folded into a Parmesan béchamel, with buttery crushed potato alongside.
Calcium oxalate kidney-stone prevention
Cooking around the things that genuinely lower the risk of stones returning — fluid, sodium, and keeping dietary calcium adequate rather than cutting it. Which matters most depends on your stone type and your metabolic results, so this belongs alongside your own medical and dietetic care.
A whole block of ricotta beaten with egg and baked until puffed and golden, with cherry tomatoes blistering alongside, toasted almonds and basil torn over.
Rolled oats soaked overnight in milk and yoghurt with coarsely grated apple, honey and chopped almonds stirred through in the morning.
Mushrooms cooked hard in olive oil and finished with butter, garlic, thyme and walnuts, piled on wholegrain toast under grated cheddar and grilled until it melts.
White fish poached in milk and flaked through curried basmati with peas, parsley and lemon, with a halved soft-boiled egg on top.
Pearl barley simmered slowly in milk until the grains split and thicken, stirred with grated pear, honey, cinnamon and toasted almonds.
Poached eggs set on a pool of garlic, lemon and tahini yoghurt, finished with smoked paprika butter and mint, with toast for mopping.
Slices of wholegrain bread soaked in cinnamon-vanilla egg and milk, fried in butter and served with warm berries, toasted almonds and a spoonful of thick yoghurt.
Potatoes baked until the skins crackle, split and filled with cottage cheese, buttery corn, grated cheddar and chives.
Broccoli, onion and potato simmered until soft, blended smooth with milk and finished with grated cheddar melted in off the heat.
Cumin and paprika chicken sliced into wholemeal wraps with a lemony mint tahini yoghurt, grated carrot and cucumber.
Tinned sardines crushed onto thick wholegrain toast with lemon and parsley, with a sharp cherry tomato and cucumber salad beside them.
Basmati and red lentils cooked down together with ginger, cumin and coriander into a soft savoury porridge, served with cool cucumber yoghurt.
Corn kernels bound with ricotta, egg and wholemeal flour, fried into soft-centred fritters and served with a chopped tomato and chive salsa.
Ripe cherry tomatoes salted until they weep, tossed with torn day-old bread, cucumber, olive oil and vinegar, with mozzarella, toasted almonds and basil over the top.
White fish and peas folded into a leek and dill milk sauce under a mashed potato crust, baked until the top is ridged and brown.
Lean beef strips seared hard and tossed with cabbage, capsicum and carrot in a ginger, garlic and sesame sauce, with toasted almonds and rice.
Red lentils cooked down with onion, ginger and warm spices, wilted with kale and baby spinach and finished with lemon and a spoonful of yoghurt, over basmati.
Lamb marinated in lemon, oregano and garlic, grilled on skewers and served with cucumber tzatziki, a tomato and red onion salad and torn warm pita.
Chicken thighs roasted on a single tray with potatoes, capsicum and red onion in lemon and oregano, served with a lemony tahini yoghurt.
Mushrooms browned hard and stewed with cannellini beans, tomato and thyme, spooned over polenta cooked loose in milk with butter and parmesan.
Spiced turkey mince with capsicum and sweetcorn layered between corn tortillas and tomato sauce, baked under cheddar and finished with yoghurt and lime.
Coeliac disease and gluten-free cooking
Cooking for a diagnosed coeliac diet, where getting gluten out is the treatment and the rest is making that easy to live with. Diagnosis, testing and follow-up stay with your own team, and no recipe can vouch for your kitchen or a manufacturer’s production line.
A chickpea-flour omelette that needs no eggs to hold together, with spinach wilted into the batter and tomatoes on top. Higher in protein and fibre than most gluten-free breakfasts.
Nutty buckwheat pancakes made without any gluten-containing flour, cooked in a lightly buttered pan and served with yoghurt and a berry compote made while the batter rests.
Fine polenta whisked into hot milk until it thickens to a soft spoonable porridge, with tinned peaches warmed through and yoghurt stirred in at the table.
Quinoa simmered in milk until the grains uncurl and go creamy, sweetened with banana mashed straight into the pot so it thickens the whole thing rather than sitting on top.
Short-grain rice cooked slowly in milk with dried apricots softening into it, finished with toasted almonds. Made the night before if the morning is short.
Soft scrambled eggs with tomatoes cooked down to a jammy spoonful, on gluten-free toast that has been toasted properly rather than warmed.
No cooking at all. Thick yoghurt, berries warmed just enough to release their juice, walnuts and honey — the breakfast for the morning when nothing else is happening.
Buckwheat groats cooked like rice and folded through eggplant and zucchini roasted until properly soft, with feta and parsley.
Corn tortillas warmed until they are pliable, filled with poached chicken, crunchy salad and a lemon-yoghurt dressing.
Warm potatoes dressed while they are still steaming so they drink up the dressing, with soft-boiled eggs, capers and a lot of dill.
Quinoa cooked and cooled, tossed with chickpeas, capsicum roasted until the edges catch, and enough lemon and parsley to stop it tasting worthy.
Red lentils cooked down with carrot and celery until they collapse into a thick soup that needs no blending, with cumin and lemon.
Cold rice salad with roast salmon flaked through it, cucumber for crunch and a dill-yoghurt dressing loosened with lemon.
Store-cupboard lunch that takes as long as opening two tins. White beans crushed slightly so they hold the dressing, tuna in large flakes, and a lot of parsley.
White fish baked on a tray with lemon while potatoes boil and get crushed with olive oil, and broccoli goes in the same pan for the last few minutes.
A stir-fry built on ginger, garlic and lime rather than soy sauce, because most soy sauce is brewed with wheat and this one needs no substitute to taste like something.
Everything cooked in one pan: chicken browned first, then rice toasted in the same fat and simmered with stock until the grains stand separate.
Diced lamb braised slowly with chickpeas, apricots and warm spices until it pulls apart, served over quinoa.
Mushrooms cooked down until they have given up their water and browned, simmered into a tomato ragù and spooned over soft polenta.
Turkey mince browned properly and simmered with beans, tomatoes and smoked paprika until it thickens, over rice.
Potatoes softened in the pan first, then eggs poured over and finished under the grill. Good hot, better warm, fine cold the next day.
Reflux and GERD: food and meal timing
Everyday cooking that takes reflux seriously: your own triggers rather than a blanket banned list, and evenings that sit lighter before bed, which is what current guidance supports. It works alongside your treatment, and some symptoms need a doctor rather than a different dinner.
Potatoes softened in the pan, eggs cracked over and baked until just set, with a little cheddar. Filling without being heavy.
Blended oats, banana, yoghurt and milk. Drinkable, mild, and quick enough for a morning where sitting down to eat is not happening.
Oats cooked properly soft in milk and water, with banana stirred through and almonds on top. A moderate bowl rather than a large one.
Soft scrambled eggs with spinach wilted through them, on wholegrain toast. Cooked in butter rather than swimming in it.
Fine semolina whisked into milk until it thickens in a couple of minutes, with apple softened in the pan alongside.
Ricotta spread thickly on wholegrain toast with sliced pear and a little honey. Five minutes, no pan.
Oats soaked overnight in yoghurt and milk so they are soft by morning, with grated pear through them. Nothing to cook.
A properly baked potato, forked open and filled with cottage cheese rather than butter and cheese. Plain in the good way.
Everything in one pan: chicken browned, rice toasted in the same fat, then simmered until the grains stand separate.
Potatoes softened first, eggs poured over and finished gently. Quick, mild, and the dinner for a night when nothing heavier appeals.
White fish poached gently in stock, served over rice with spinach wilted into the poaching liquid.
Roast salmon flaked over warm potatoes with a dill-yoghurt dressing instead of mayonnaise.
Tins and a lemon. Beans crushed a little so the dressing clings, tuna in large flakes, plenty of parsley.
Turkey mince and finely chopped vegetables simmered into a light tomato sauce over pasta. Leaner than a beef ragu and quicker.
Chicken thighs baked on top of zucchini so the juices run into it, with couscous steamed in the time it takes to rest the chicken.
White fish baked with lemon while potatoes boil and broccoli goes in for the last few minutes. One tray, one pan, and on the table in half an hour.
Beef mince and barley cooked slowly in stock until the barley splits and thickens the whole pot. Substantial without being rich.
Poached chicken, cucumber and grated carrot in a wholegrain wrap with a yoghurt dressing. Assembles in the time the chicken rests.
A clear, mild soup with shredded chicken and rice cooked right in it, so the broth thickens slightly as it stands.
Red lentils cooked until they collapse into a thick soup, with carrot and celery. Nothing sharp in it.
Barley cooked until it splits, tossed warm with roast carrot and zucchini so it takes up the dressing rather than sitting in it.
MASLD and everyday eating
Mediterranean-style everyday cooking with less added sugar and fewer sweetened drinks, which is where current MASLD guidance points. Whether your liver has changed is a clinical question: diagnosis, fibrosis staging and medicines stay with your team.
Pearl barley cooked slowly in milk until it splits and goes creamy, with grated pear through it and walnuts on top. A whole grain rather than a refined one, and it keeps you going.
Oats with ground almonds stirred in, which thickens the porridge and puts unsaturated fat and protein into a breakfast that usually has neither.
Quinoa cooked in milk until the grains uncurl, with banana mashed in and almonds on top.
Tinned sardines crushed onto wholegrain toast with lemon, parsley and red onion. Oily fish for breakfast, which is less strange than it sounds and takes four minutes.
Cannellini beans crushed with olive oil, garlic and lemon into a savoury spread, on wholegrain toast with tomatoes. Beans for breakfast is the good idea nobody expects.
Thick yoghurt with warm berries and toasted almonds. Nothing added sweet except the fruit.
Eggs with zucchini and tomato and a little feta, cooked slowly and finished under the grill. Good hot, better warm, fine cold the next day.
Mushrooms browned properly and simmered with barley until the soup thickens on its own. No cream anywhere near it.
Chickpeas simmered with tomato, cumin and smoked paprika until the sauce thickens around them, with spinach folded in at the end.
Lentils with roast capsicum, zucchini and red onion, dressed while warm with lemon and plenty of parsley.
Eggplant roasted until properly soft with chickpeas crisping alongside, dressed with tahini thinned with lemon and water.
Roast salmon flaked over barley with cucumber and a dill-yoghurt dressing.
Cold quinoa with tuna, cucumber, tomato and a lemon dressing. A lunchbox salad that does not go soggy.
No-added-salt beans with roast capsicum, red onion and toasted almonds, sharp with sherry vinegar.
Salmon baked over lentils cooked with carrot and celery, so the juices run into them.
Fish baked with lemon, potatoes crushed with olive oil rather than butter, and broccoli, with toasted almonds over the top.
Chicken thighs roasted over chickpeas and capsicum with lemon and oregano. One tray.
Barley cooked risotto-style so it releases its starch and thickens the pot, with chicken and plenty of vegetables.
Lentils and finely chopped vegetables cooked down into a thick ragù. Wholemeal pasta rather than white, which changes the dish more than people expect.
Vegetables roasted, then baked under a tomato sauce with white beans and a little feta.
Fish poached in a tomato and olive sauce over barley. The olives do the seasoning.