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Barbecue Gnocchi with Butternut Squash and Za'atar

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Barbecue Gnocchi with Butternut Squash and Za'atar

Barbecue Gnocchi with Butternut Squash and Za'atar

Crisp-edged gnocchi, smoky from the barbecue, tumbled with sweet late-summer tomatoes, caramelised squash and a toasted za'atar and nutritional yeast crumb that delivers every savoury note the dish needs — this is late September on a plate, and it is as good as it looks. A cold glass of dry rosé or a pale ale alongside would not go amiss.

HealthScore 82

Grilled Chickpea Fries with Lemongrass Maple Marinade

Grilled Chickpea Fries with Lemongrass Maple Marinade

Crispy, golden panisse-style chickpea fries — naturally vegan and gluten-free — finished on the barbecue for smoky char and brushed with a clear, fragrant lemongrass-maple marinade. The secret is two-stage cooking: a pan-fry builds the crust that lets them hold on the grate, and the light marinade goes on at the grill, not before. Plan ahead — the base needs at least 2 hours in the fridge (overnight is better) before it can be cut and cooked.

HealthScore 78