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Three ingredients, one glossy pecorino and black pepper sauce. Serves 2, in about 20 minutes. The trick is temperature: add the cheese off the heat, or it clumps instead of melting.

Overnight Oats

by Sofia Breakfast

Creamy, no-cook oats that are ready when you wake up. Serves 2, in 5 minutes plus overnight.

Sweet, smoky soup from oven-roasted tomatoes and garlic. Serves 4, in about 1¼ hours. Serve with a grilled cheese sandwich.

Bright homemade lemonade, made with a zest-infused syrup. Makes about 1.5 litres, in about 1 hour.

Tall, fluffy American-style pancakes. Makes about 10, in about 35 minutes. Serve with butter and maple syrup.

Strong, milky tea simmered with whole spices and fresh ginger. Serves 2, in 10 minutes.

A slow Bolognese ragù of beef, pork, wine and milk. Serves 6, in about 3 hours, mostly simmering. It's even better the next day, and freezes well.

Deeply caramelised onions in beef broth under a bubbling Gruyère crouton. Serves 4, in about 2 hours. The onions take an hour. Don't rush them.

A thick, cold mango and yoghurt drink with a hint of cardamom. Serves 2, in 5 minutes. Tinned Alphonso mango pulp is often better than fresh mangoes out of season.

Fluffy, buttery popcorn with barely any unpopped kernels. Serves 2–3, in 10 minutes.

Sweet, cumin-spiced roast carrots on lemony yoghurt. Serves 4 as a side, in about 40 minutes.

Shakshuka

by Ama Breakfast

Eggs poached in a spiced tomato and pepper sauce, served straight from the pan. Serves 4, in about 35 minutes. Have plenty of bread ready for mopping up.

Ligurian pesto tossed with pasta, potatoes and green beans, the way it's served in Genoa. Serves 4, in about 30 minutes. Never cook the pesto: heat turns basil dark and bitter.

The Roman way: guanciale, eggs, pecorino and pepper, with no cream. Serves 2, in about 25 minutes. Put a pot of salted water on to boil before you start.

Sicily's fried aubergine and tomato pasta, finished with salty ricotta salata. Serves 4, in about 1¼ hours.