Recipes

October Seasonal

Trending recipes

If your saved folder is full of food you haven't made, take this as a sign. Recreate viral recipes like loaded flatbreads, s'mores cookies, croque monsieur croissant and lamb ragu. These fun trending dishes use every easy hack for quick and easy treats.

Frightfully tasty Halloween treats

Prepare for a fun Halloween feast that everyone will love. From scary cupcakes you can bake with the kids to green-with-envy cocktails for grown-ups, these simple recipes bring spooky magic to your October table without turning tea-time into a nightmare.

Hearty meals to beat the chill

Swap crisp summer salads for wholesome autumn recipes packed with seasonal produce. Think hearty pumpkin soup, warm casseroles, and easy ideas that turn weeknight dinners into cosy family meals. Turns out, staying in for dinner was the best plan all along.

M&S + Cooking with the Stars

Fancy making what you saw on ITV’s Cooking with the Stars? Recreate recipes like the fish pie or chickpea curry using M&S ingredients. With tips from celebrity cooks and expert chefs, making TV-worthy dinners at home is as easy as popping the telly on.

Warming staples

When the air turns crisp, hot dinners do what central heating can't — they warm you right from the inside out. From pumpkin soup to sausage casserole, these autumn staples bring serious comfort to cold nights while keeping your weekly shop budget-friendly.

The best of M&S

Make the most of the season with M&S ingredients turned into quick and easy seasonal recipes. Think a BLT in jacket potato form, spaghetti in a creamy vodka sauce, or cheesy taco rice. These budget friendly, family friendly dinners hit the spot every time.

Big flavour on a budget

Affordable eating doesn't mean boring family cooking. Turn store cupboard staples, five ingredients or less, and batch freezer recipes into low-cost dinners on a busy midweek night. These cost-effective suppers prove you can eat brilliantly and still save.

Half term bites

Planning a Halloween staycation this half term? Turn trick or treat night into spooky fun with scary, playful meals. Think spaghetti with an eerie eyeball twist, freaky face pizzas, Frankenstein's fruit pops, and rich, decadent death by chocolate pots.