Galette for one or two? Why not, says cookbook author Nici Wickes.
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Bistro Bacon & Tarragon Chicken
Simple, creamy deliciousness – this chicken dish will never fail to have you in raptures, says cookbook author Nici Wickes.
Brussels Sprouts Soup with Bacon and Egg
Brussels sprouts are in abundance now, so this is the perfect time to make this soup.
Chocolate Spicy Bread Pudding with Cinnamon Semifreddo
With the autumn nights becoming a little chillier, why not treat yourself to this delicious pudding says cook and author Tina Duncan.
Slow-cooked Aromatic Lamb
This is a great way to serve lamb at this time of year and would make a delicious festive meal for Easter, says cook and author Tina Duncan.
Banh Mi
Crispy-skin pork belly is easy when you have this recipe up your sleeve, says chef and cookbook author Sam Parish.
Ultimate avo dip
The ideal bring-a-plate option for any picnic or barbecue, this guacamole by chef and cookbook author Sam Parish is easy, versatile and delicious.
SWEET recipes
Three of the best baked desserts you won’t be able to resist.
Jaffa brookies
This delicious recipe from chef and cookbook author Sam Parish combines two favourites – brownies and cookies – into one. A dash of orange adds just the right amount of zest.
Beef osso buco massaman
A big bowl of curry fixes everything. This one, served with quickles (quick pickles), rice and roti, leaves no flavour page unturned. By using osso buco (cross-cut beef shank) and cooking it low and slow, we get the beautiful bone marrow to melt into the sauce, which makes it extra silky.
Fruit plate crumble
This delicious fruit crumble from Sam Parish is quick, easy and freezer friendly – an ideal warming winter dessert.
Liquid gold chicken laksa
Chef, cookbook author, food TV producer, podcaster, food stylist and writer Sam Parish brings her internationally inspired flavours along with the mantra of “MOFMOF” or “minimum of fuss” recipes to abode. Watch this space for more of Sam’s simple, fuss-free recipes that respect the ingredients to carry the flavour for everyday foodies at home.
Freekeh broccoli salad
Fresh, filling and loaded with colours and textures, this is the perfect salad for work lunches or entertaining. Unlike most grains, freekeh is packed full of flavour, taking on a delicious smoky flavour. If you don’t have freekeh, use any other grain you have at home. Serve this with your choice of protein.
Anzac and strawberry dessert salad
Two Raw Sisters, Margo and Rosa Flanagan, love making salads fun and exciting to eat. In this delicious sweet salad, the ‘grain’ component is the Anzac cookies, the ‘dressing’ is the burnt caramel yoghurt and the ‘fruit and vegetable’ element is the roasted strawberries with fresh mint. Just like a savoury salad, it’s perfect for sharing.
From concept to completion
There are many things to consider when planning a new kitchen. Award-winning kitchen designer Larissa Breukelaar from Modern Age Kitchens and Joinery shows us how to go from inspiration to dream kitchen without the overwhelm in between.
Creamy green pasta with asparagus, peas and pine nuts
The creamy, green sauce in this delicious pasta dish is packed full of flavours. Imagine hints of garlic, lemon zest, miso and buttery pine nuts, all in one mouthful. This fresh, light pasta is sure to impress anyone and tastes great hot or cold! For some extra colourful flavour, add some smoked salmon and juicy sweet blistered cherry tomatoes at the last minute before serving.
Coconut carrot ginger soup
This Two Raw Sisters soup is amazing during the colder months of the year. Roasted kumara and carrots are delicious with the fragrant fresh ginger and turmeric, curry powder and miso. Add a dollop of creamy coconut yoghurt to tie everything together.
Passionfruit slice
Passionfruit and honey are a match made in heaven. This Two Raw Sisters recipe is a life hack for anyone who doesn’t have a high-speed blender. Rather than using raw cashews and being left with a gritty texture, use cashew butter. All the tough blending is done for you, and no matter what type of equipment you have, the filling will always be super smooth and creamy.
Walnut and date baked pears with dulce de leche
Margo and Rosa of Two Raw Sisters enjoyed this recipe on cold autumn nights during lockdown, when their whole family loved the delectable combination of baked pears and dulce de leche. It’s so delicious that you may want to make double (or triple) the amount of the dulce de leche which goes well with almost any dessert.
Polar pies
A classic childhood favourite from Two Raw Sisters, these Eskimo Pies are so simple and fun to make. You don’t have to use vanilla ice cream, just go with your favourite flavours. Margo and Rose love using mint chocolate chip ice cream for an after-dinner mint vibe.