SATURDAY KITCHEN RECIPES
TODAY 16 Aug 2025
Sabrina Ghayour
Smashed crispy potato chaat
Chapli kebab
Saturday Kitchen wine recommendation
Arc du Soleil Rosé, France, 2024: Tesco, £10
Arc du Soleil Rosé 2024 from France is a rosé that has recently won a silver award at the Harpers Design Awards 2024. It has a delicate pink colour and lively aromas of juicy red berries including strawberry and raspberry, complemented by subtle citrus and white peach notes. It’s is a versatile, approachable, and lively wine that beautifully captures the sunny spirit of southern France’s vineyards.
Jack Stein
Hake with charred sweetcorn dressing
Saturday Kitchen wine recommendation
Exceptional Grillo, Italy, 2024: Asda, £7.02
Exceptional Grillo, Italy, 2024 is a vibrant and fresh white wine from Sicily, made from the indigenous Grillo grape variety. The flavour profile features delicate stone fruits, melon, and a touch of floral notes, making it a wonderfully expressive and versatile wine. Perfect for aperitifs or pairing with seafood, salads, and light Mediterranean dishes, it showcases the purity and lively character typical of Grillo wines from the warm Sicilian climate.
Matt Tebbutt
Caribbean spiced beef cheek with pineapple rice
Saturday Kitchen wine recommendation
Old Kapunda Road Barossa Shiraz, Australia 2023: M&S, £12
The Old Kapunda Road Barossa Shiraz 2023 (M&S, £12) is a classic, fruit-forward Australian Shiraz from the Barossa Valley, offering ripe blackberry, plum, and dark cherry flavors with subtle vanilla and spice from oak aging. Medium to full-bodied with smooth tannins and a plush mouthfeel, it’s an easy-drinking, crowd-pleasing red at an affordable price—perfect with grilled meats or hearty pasta. While not overly complex, it delivers reliable Barossa richness and great value for everyday enjoyment.
Panzanella salad with stuffed tomato and anchovy dressing
Saturday Kitchen wine recommendation
Found Lucido, Italy 2024: M&S, £8
The Lucido Italy 2024 (M&S, £8) is a bright, easy-drinking Italian white, likely made from indigenous Sicilian grapes like Catarratto or Grillo, offering crisp citrus (lemon, green apple) and floral notes with a light, refreshing palate. Its zesty acidity and mineral touch make it an excellent summer sipper or pair for seafood and light salads. At just £8, it’s a crowd-pleasing, budget-friendly choice—think of it as a more vibrant alternative to Pinot Grigio. Perfect for picnics or casual gatherings. Best enjoyed chilled.
SATURDAY KITCHEN RECIPE FAVOURITES
Roasted tomato tarte tatin with soft goats’ cheese
Flourless chocolate fondants with a caramel centre
Brownies two ways