Harissa fried chicken with roast potato and maple bacon salad
Donal Skehan
Donal is an Irish celebrity chef, television presenter, and cookbook author known for his easy, accessible recipes and vibrant, family-focused cooking style.
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Saturday Kitchen wine recommendation
La Vieille Ferme Rosé, France, 2025
Widely Available, From £7
La Vieille Ferme Rosé, France, 2025La Vieille Ferme Rosé 2025 is an easygoing, dry, light-bodied rosé that’s fresh and fruity rather than complex, with flavours like strawberry, red berries, citrus, and a touch of peach or watermelon, plus a crisp finish that makes it very easy to drink. It’s a good choice if you want a reliable, unfussy, good-value pink wine for casual drinking, especially chilled with salads, grilled chicken, seafood, or as a simple aperitif.
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Matira curry with courgette paratha
Asma Khan
Asma is an Indian-born British chef, author, and activist. She is the founder of London’s Darjeeling Express, famed for its all-female kitchen, and was the first British chef featured on Netflix’s Chef’s Table.
Saturday Kitchen drinks recommendation
Living Things Watermelon & Lime Soda
Tesco, £5.50 for four
Living Things Watermelon & Lime Soda is a lightly sparkling, low-sugar soft drink with a fruity watermelon taste sharpened by lime, so it’s more refreshing than sugary. It’s also pitched as a prebiotic drink with added fibre and live cultures, and the ingredient list shows chicory root inulin, white grape juice, and natural flavouring, with 14 calories and 1.7g sugar per 100ml.
Matt Tebbutt
Grilled monkfish with summer vegetables, samphire and tomato consommé
Matt Tebbutt
Saturday Kitchen wine recommendation
Taste The Difference Discovery Custoza , Italy, 2025
Sainsbury’s, £8.50
Taste The Difference Discovery Custoza 2025 is a light, dry Italian white that’s fresh, easy-drinking, and a bit more interesting than a basic Pinot Grigio, with citrus, peach, green apple, and a subtle almondy finish. It should work well chilled as a casual aperitif or with simple fish, risotto, salads, and light chicken dishes.
Peanut butter blondies with white chocolate ice cream and caramel sauce
Matt Tebbutt
Saturday Kitchen wine recommendation
Taste The Difference Moscato Rosé, South Africa, N/V
Sainsbury’s, £5.40
Taste The Difference Moscato Rosé, South Africa, N/V is a light, sweet, gently sparkling rosé with a very fruity, easy-drinking style. Expect strawberry, cherry, rose and a bit of tropical fruit, with low alcohol and a soft, dessert-like finish rather than anything dry or serious.