Feel Good

Simple, healthy cooking from bestselling author and Telegraph columnist Melissa Hemsley. For fans of Melissa’s Good + Simple (53k), Deliciously Ella Quick and Easy (53k), Diana Henry’s A Change of Appetite (23k) and Anna Jones’ One.

‘Not just good food, great food, to brighten every day.’ – Nadiya Hussain

‘Melissa’s food is delicious, adventurous and always makes me smile! I always have her books to hand.’ – Dr Rupy Aujla

‘This is a beauty; full of life-affirming food.’ – Thomasina Miers

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100 delicious recipes for fuss-free healthy cooking.

Melissa Hemsley, bestselling author of Eat Happy and co-author of The Art of Eating Well, brings simple, nutritious recipes to help you feel your best, whether it’s a quick dinner after a long day, cook-ahead lunches to see you through the week or easy one-tin traybake for a cosy night in.

Find energising veg dishes, flexible meat and fish recipes, flavour-packed feasts to share with friends, and easy snacks and desserts.

Many recipes take less than half an hour, and all use readily available ingredients.

Includes Mushroom and Aubergine Pancakes with Sesame Sauce, Halloumi and Chickpea Rainbow Salad, Mum’s Filipino Chicken with Mango-Tomato Salsa and Three-Ingredient Chocolate Pots.

Author Biography

Bestselling author Melissa Hemsley celebrates easy and affordable healthy food that everyone can enjoy, as well as a more accessible and sustainable way of eating for everyone. She began her food career as a private chef for actors and bands, including Take That, and has written and co-written five bestselling books, published internationally.

Melissa is a proud long term supporter of food redistribution charity The Felix Project, and volunteers with them regularly to rescue surplus food and to cook for children and the vulnerable. She is an ambassador for Mental Health Mates, the Fairtrade Food Foundation and Women Supporting Women (The Prince’s Trust), among others. Over the last 5 years, Melissa has been supporting The Food Foundation and School Food Matters and working on campaigns such as Feed the Future and Free School Meals.

Melissa regularly appears on daytime TV and radio and a host of other cookery and news shows, often speaking on behalf of the charity and community projects she works with. She lives in London with her partner and baby daughter.