Type: Pairing

May 7, 2021

Udon noodles with fried tofu and orange nam jim

In our take on Thai nam jim sauce – which wonderfully combines sweet, sour, spicy and salty – we use blood oranges…

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Roasted carrot salad with chamoy

If you need to capture Ixta in a single foodstuff, look no further than chamoy. It’s made of pickled fruit (tick for…

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Broccoli two ways with chilli and cumin

Unlike its cousins, cauliflower and cabbage, broccoli isn’t very comfortable being cooked for a long while. All our past attempts at being…

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Tempura stems, leaves and herbs

Huge quantities of beets are roasted across the Ottolenghi restaurants, so we’re always on the lookout for clever ways of using the…

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Rainbow chard with tomatoes and green olives

This summery side dish will really benefit from using the best-quality, ripe tomatoes. Rainbow chard looks beautiful but, for flavour, Swiss chard…

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Sticky rice balls in tamarind rasam broth

Our version of rasam, a South Indian broth, is sharp, complex and rich from the spices and the charring of tomatoes and…

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Noor’s black lime tofu

Dried limes have been a constant in the Ottolenghi pantry for years. Recently, though, we have been using them with extra vigour…

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Braised greens with yoghurt

Mixing extraordinary quantities of chopped herbs with lime or lemon to create soups, stews or braises is such a genius way of…

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Cardamom tofu with lime greens

Aptly named, silken tofu genuinely delivers on the promise of super-smooth, light and creamy texture. Frying it, as we do here, creates…

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