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    Myriad Recipes

    About

    Emily Roz, recipe developer and cookbook author, at her kitchen table
    About me

    Hey there, I'm Emily Roz

    I am a cook, recipe developer, cookbook author, food nerd, and travel enthusiast with a lifelong love of cooking, exploring, eating, and helping others make deliciously simple food.

    I have one goal: to convince you that cooking is simple, trying new ingredients is fun, and yummy food is really not that hard to make.

    Browse my recipes Get my cookbook
    900k+home cooks in the community
    80+recipes in my cookbook
    2022the year Myriad Recipes began
    Londonwhere I cook, shoot and write

    Dinner doesn't have to be boring

    Most of us eat the same five dinners on repeat. Not because we're lazy or we don't like food, but because by 6pm after a long day, the tried-and-tested option wins, and anything more interesting feels like it needs a free afternoon and a shopping list of things you can't pronounce.

    Well, I'm here to tell you it doesn't. I grew up across several countries in Europe, worked in a handful of professional kitchens, and have travelled across the world to South America, China, India, and beyond. Everywhere I went, people ate with variety — not because they had more time or better kitchens, but because cooking what they loved was simply normal. And variety isn't just more exciting to eat. A wider range of plants, herbs, spices and grains on your plate tends to mean a happier gut, which is a lovely excuse to buy the ingredient you've never tried before.

    So that's what I do here. I take inspiration from the flavours I grew up around and the ones I've picked up on the road, and transform them into something you can cook after a long day.
    Emily Roz on a flower-lined street in Greece

    How I got here

    Marketing by day

    I picked up a part-time job as a breakfast chef alongside a marketing career — and realised food was the thing I actually wanted to do.

    A channel as a portfolio

    I set up Myriad Recipes to demonstrate my love for cooking (my goal was to get a job with a food magazine). BUT, my community grew past 200,000 within a few months and just kept growing.

    January 2022

    The website launched, and I began working as a part-time chef at an award-winning restaurant to keep learning.

    Now, in London

    A published cookbook, hundreds of recipes, a weekly newsletter, and an incredible community of over 900,000 homecooks.

    As featured in

    Brands and publications I've worked with, cooked for and been featured by.

    BBC Good Food
    Waitrose
    Gousto
    Sainsbury's
    Ninja
    BuzzFeed
    Mob
    ProCook
    FAGE
    Tasty

    Interested in working together? Email me at [email protected]

    What You'll Find Here

    Simple, approachable, delicious recipes — every one tested in my own kitchen until it's perfect.

    Categorised recipes — 20 minutes and 30 minutes — that work on a weeknight. Craving noodles? Chicken dishes? Or how about a sandwich?

    A weekly newsletter with everything I've cooked that week, so you never miss a thing.

    Asked A Lot

    Do you have recipes for someone new to cooking, or short on time?

    Absolutely, I have a number of time-based and simple recipes. Check out my recipes that take under 20 minutes and under 30 minutes only!

    What do you recommend for a more advanced cook?

    I have a number of recipes that are more time-consuming or for someone who loves being in the kitchen (like me!!). For example, this Vegan Baozi (Steamed Bun) is a fun and delicious snack to make. Or you could try out this Sri-Lankan inspired Black Pork Curry, it's full of flavour and such a crowd-pleaser.

    Do you have vegan recipes?

    Yes! Although I don't follow a plant-based diet, I have a lot of vegan and vegetarian recipes. Also, even in my meat-based recipes, I always try and provide a vegan alternative in the recipe variations section. For example, with this Shakshouka-inspired Sardines & Eggs recipe, I've provided a vegan recipe variation suggestion for those following a plant-based diet. I always try to be as inclusive as possible in all my recipes.

    What does myriad mean?

    Myriad is an English word that essentially means "multitude" or "countless". Hence, Myriad Recipes, because this page is all about providing a countless number of exciting recipes inspired by every corner of the globe.

    Start With My Favorites

    • Feta Spring Flatbreads
      Feta Spring Flatbreads
    • Peanut butter noodles with chicken breast.
      Spicy Peanut Butter Noodles
    • Cheesy baked chicken in a black pan topped with parsley.
      Quick Cheesy Baked Chicken with Cream of Chicken Soup
    • Vietnamese-Inspired Cabbage Rolls
      Vietnamese-Inspired Cabbage Rolls
    • Cheat Bao (Bun) Recipe
      Cheat Bao (Bun) Recipe
    • pulling curry noodles.
      Easy Curry Noodles
    • Boursin pie in a black pie with a spoonful taken out of the pie.
      Simple Boursin Pie
    • okonomiyaki traybake image.
      Okonomiyaki Traybake

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