Here are 11 of our favourite tray bake recipes that involve simple prep, low-touch cooking, minimal washing up and maximum flavour. This lamb chop tray bake is fast, no-fuss and delicious. Hewson ...

Many of these chicken tray bake recipes use just one pan for a quick and easy post-dinner clean. Chicken, carrot and orange tray bake with chive butter A one-tray roast with the added boost of ...

These easy chicken tray bake recipes make for comforting midweek meals. You get home from work and you really can’t be bothered to cook. A simple salad or your third night of eggs on toast just won’t ...

1. One-tray bakes – the easiest way to cook dinner! Everything in one dish/tray, one timer, absorption hack for dishes like rice, and no other washing up. 2. Ice cube tray flavour bombs ...

Even better, the hearty dish has just 240 calories per serving, meaning it’s perfect for those looking to lose a few pounds to slim into their Christmas party dress.

Quick and easy dinner recipes to fix your post-work blues. Most of these are ready in under 30 minutes. ... we have one-pot and one-tray chicken bake recipes; simple pastas with ... Add some cooked ...

All you'll need to do is 5-10 minutes of prep work to get the lamb browned and into the roasting tray, then leave it cook for about 3 hours while you focus on other sides and dinner-party prep ...

Customize the salad to suit you. Make it with only sliced oranges, or use a mixture of citrus. I chose daikon radish slices to add crunch, but you may choose a different radish, or skip it.

Bake until a skewer emerges cleanly when inserted into the middle of the cake, 20 to 25 minutes. Cool on a rack in the pan. (It’s fine to make the cake a day or two in advance.) ...

Set lamb in the pot, cover and bake on the middle rack until quite tender, 1 1/2 to 2 hours. 3. As the lamb bakes, add 2 tablespoons olive oil to a large skillet over medium-high.