Every recipe is a firecracker: 10 Bonfire Night ready recipes that will start 5 November off with a bang

No roll, no problem. The sweet and salty sausage filling – studded with dried apricots, pistachio and sage – is sandwiched between pastry, meaning less time spent rolling and more time enjoying 5 November with your guests.

Recipe: No roll sausage rolls

This rich, layered millionaire’s dip is inspired by the classic biscuit slice, with all the indulgence and much less faff. Expect the oohs and aahs to come from your guests enjoying this rather than the fireworks.

Recipe: Millionaire’s dip

There’s a reason this seasonal ginger bake is a Bonfire Night favourite. Rich with spice and deep, sticky molasses, it’s easy to pack up and perfect for nibbling outdoors as the sky lights up.

Recipe: Lancashire Parkin

Before breaking out the sprinklers (safely, of course), get the kids to break this and dip it in chocolate for some extra fun.

Recipe: Dark chocolate and sea salt cinder toffee

Who says hot chocolate is just for kids? These indulgent Snickers hot chocolates are made extra warming with a splash of Baileys.

Recipe: Snickers hot chocolate

Need to make a last minute firework night supper for guests? This cheesy offering takes just over an hour, and you’re rewarded with a delicious golden crust.

Recipe: Pumpkin and cheese bake

There’s no need to stew over what to make this Bonfire Night. This warming pot of chorizo, peppers, potatoes and spices will bubble away in the slow cooker while you get to enjoy a toasty bonfire.

Recipe: Smoky bonfire stew

Invitingly fluffy on the inside, these slow cooker spuds will be waiting for you once you're back from a chilly evening of firework watching. Top with whatever you like.

Recipe: Easy slow cooker jacket potatoes