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Mediterranean Tuna Spaghetti with Quail Eggs | Ready in 30 Min

on October 04, 2026

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Mediterranean Tuna Spaghetti with Quail Eggs | Ready in 30 Min

It's October, and the heat still hasn't got the memo. My solution? Balcony, sunshine, a glass of something cold and crisp, and a big plate of this Spaghetti Niçoise . Some afternoons just write themselves.

Mild Prawn Curry with Coconut & Tomato (Ready in 35 Minutes)

Right, let's address the elephant in the kitchen: not everyone wants their dinner to fight back. If chilli-forward curries send you reaching for a glass of milk halfway through, this one's for you. It's creamy , it's cosy , it's loaded with warm spice, and it will not make you cry. Ready in well under 40 minutes . ⬇ Jump to Recipe 📌 Pin it for Later 🥥 Mild Doesn't Have to Mean Boring Mild curries get a bad reputation - people hear "mild" and assume it means "flavourless." Not this one. We're leaning hard on proper aromatics , a decent hit of warm ground spice , and a sauce built from coconut milk and sweet tomatoes that does most of the heavy lifting. Nobody at your table will be quietly reaching for the yoghurt pot. A handful of pantry staples doing some serious flavour work. 🔍 Key Ingredients & Their Benefits Garlic contains allicin, a compound linked to immune support and healthy circulation. ...

Niçoise-Style Tuna & Green Bean Salad (No Eggs Needed)

It started with the classic fridge-staring contest: "what can I make without eggs?" I had my heart set on a proper Niçoise, the whole glamorous lot, but the fridge had other plans. No eggs, no potatoes, just one very judgy light bulb and a lonely lemon rolling about like it owned the place. So I did what any hungry home cook does and raided the cupboard, and oh, thank goodness I did! Hiding at the back were three tins of silky tuna in olive oil and a jar of briny green olives , and just like that, this Niçoise-Style Tuna & Green Bean Salad was born. Dinner went from disaster to Mediterranean holiday in about ten seconds flat.