Step into summer with this simple roast chicken, served on a bed of roasted squash and smoky peppers tossed through nutty quinoa with a sprinkle of pomegranate for a pop of sweetness.  Finish with a drizzle of lemon and harissa yoghurt, marrying all the flavours of the dish together. 

This recipe offers a vibrant meal that captures the essence of summer. The roast chicken is beautifully glazed with sweetened balsamic, elevating the flavour of the chicken which is perfectly paired with the sweet smokiness of the griddled peach and courgette.

This zingy 3 rice chicken salad dish is stuffed with all kinds of delicious ingredients and is bursting full of flavour. Perfect to take as a picnic salad and great for mid-week dinners, summer BBQ's and dinner parties.

Transport yourself to the warm shores of southwestern India, with our Goan spiced butter roast chicken recipe. The warming spices and seasonings in this alternative roast will make you feel a million miles away.

This dish features spatchcocked chicken, grilled and basted with a tangy Alabama white sauce. The chicken is served with a green bean salad that includes roasted red peppers and a mustard dressing.

Bring the flavours of a holiday in Greece to your table this summer, with a succulent Sutton Hoo chicken, stuffed with a light spinach and feta filling, and complemented by tangy lemon potatoes for a bright and delicious feast.

This dish is in celebration of our 30 year milestone. Pearls are the traditional symbol of the 30th anniversary, representing everlasting commitment and we certainly feel aligned with that!

This warming one pan dish is ideal for Friday night hosting – a smooth butter roast chicken with a creamy marinade. This recipe is easy to prepare before your guests arrive, and with a short cooking time and minimal washing up, it could be one of your new favourites.

A quick and easy mid week supper from Liza Watson, The Angelic Host. Liza is a caterer & event planner and a big fan of cooking Sutton Hoo Chicken for her clients!

Melanie Johnson is a food columnist at Country Life as well as a photographer and stylist and she has shared her delicious Easy Pot Roast Chicken Paella with us. This recipe also featured in Country Life Magazine in July.

This pulled chipotle chicken is so easy, just a case of bunging a few ingredients into the slow cooker, but the end result is incredibly delicious. Once the chicken’s done you can then choose what to do with it, and the choices are endless.

Fresh Lemongrass, Ginger, Garlic, Chilli, Lime combine to bring an explosion of flavours with this delicious roasted chicken. I promise you it’s difficult to put down once you start eating it! A guest recipe from @garlicrosemaryandsalt.

Linda Duffin runs a cookery school from her Tudor home in mid-Suffolk, Mrs Portly’s Kitchen Classes. She’s a strong supporter of local producers and a big fan of Sutton Hoo chicken.  Here she uses Asian miso paste for a compound butter to place under the skin and give the bird a fabulous umami flavour.

This is the perfect recipe for the turn of winter into spring, on those evenings when you don’t want to eat anything too wintry in flavour but it’s still cold enough to need a jumper and have the fire going. It is a great hassle free, delicious dish.

This fabulous recipe by Joey & Katy Cook who specialise in local, seasonal and vegcentric cooking pairs lemon, thyme & garlic roasted chicken with Italian-inspired accompaniments.

This delicious traybake recipe by Amelia Freer is perfect for using Sutton Hoo Chicken thighs.

This is a quick, gluten and dairy-free Chicken Tikka Masala Curry created by our friends at Spice Pots.

An easy, versatile recipe that incorporates the rich smoky chorizo and paprika flavours that can be enjoyed year-round.

This recipe is a delicious twist on a simple roast chicken. Lemon, garlic and thyme is a famous combination paired with chicken but this is a new take on the idea.

This crispy chicken salad is a family favourite, introduced to us by some of Belinda’s family in South Africa. It is simply delicious.