The perfect balance of sweet and savoury, this apple and turkey fricassee casserole is brilliant served over a creamy kumara mash for a hearty winter mid-week meal.
Take yourself to Mexico with a generous bowl of this delicious chicken and quinoa bake. Serve with some salty corn chips for an authentic family dinner any day of the week.
You'd never guess this pork sausage and chorizo sausage is so simple to make; the combination of hearty, salty sausages, and a flavoursome, crumbly topping is absolutely delicious.
Recreate this classic Indian chicken curry at home with this easy-to-follow recipe. It's brilliant served with warm naan bread to dip into the sauce, and finished off with a cooling yoghurt raita.
Get a dose of fibre, protein and greens from this tasty spiced vegetable and chickpeas casserole. Serve it over rice for a quick and filling vegetarian dinner idea.
This recipe makes enough to feed a crowd - halve or quarter the recipe for a family dinner. An Italian classic, this pumpkin and goat's cheese lasagne with rocket and pepita salad is healthy, fresh, and full of delicious ingredients that work perfectly together.
This bbq chicken recipe is a must for your next al fresco lunch! Paired with a delicious chorizo, rocket and bean salad, try this easy dish for a fuss-free family meal
This hearty roasted tomato soup is brilliant served topped with crispy prosciutto and creamy bocconcini cheese for a flavour-packed family winter dinner dish.
This delicious pasta salad recipe is perfect for sharing! Whip up a batch of this mustardy bacon, corn and avocado filled creation for a tasty BBQ or potluck dish.
This comforting recipe truly highlights why cauliflower and cheese are a match made in heaven. Combined with prosciutto, mustard, parsley and lashings of cheddar and parmesan, this recipe is a winter winner
Rich and creamy, this pesto pasta recipe is full of amazing Italian ingredients like sun-dried tomatoes, pine nuts and parmesan to create a flavour-packed vegetarian pasta
These pork rashers are slathered in a marinade of all your favourite American flavours. The result? Sticky, spicy and smokey rashers that go perfectly with lots of crunchy coleslaw
Nothing beats a creamy pasta for comfort food! Ready from start to finish in just 25 minutes, this creamy pasta recipe with bacon and parmesan makes for an easy and delicious dinner any night of the week
This miso-glazed monkfish is paired with sesame rice and spring onion to create the ultimate Japanese-inspired, gluten-free recipe. Serve with steamed edamame to perfect the meal
Packed full of tender pork and veal meatballs and juicy chicken pieces, fresh vegetables and Italian risoni pasta, this Winter soup is wonderfully filling and warming.
These hearty pies are packed full of tender, shredded lamb shanks swimming in a rich olive, onion and vegetable sauce to create a warming winter family recipe. Recipe from the team at beefandlamb.com.au.
This is a traditional French lamb stew loaded with hearty vegetables. It can be cooked a day in advance and reheated when required – just fold in the peas, broad beans and parsley at the last minute.
This dish is old-fashioned French comfort food at its best. The chicken is braised with wine and vegetables and finished with cream for richness. The fricassée has many variations depending on the region but the great thing about this dish is that it’s a one-pot wonder and ready in under an hour.
Fondue is a dish of melted cheese served in a fondue pot over a stand heated by a candle or lamp. It is ideally served with crusty bread or crudités (a selection of whole or sliced raw vegetables). For my version, I’ve added some smoked mussels, ham and pickled onions for an added dimension.
Who can resist a succulent roasted duck draped in an orange and mustard sauce with crispy potatoes? Not me, that’s for sure! This recipe suits a farmed duck, not a wild one and will feed four at a pinch, as long as you offer plenty of veges on the side.
With this fun variation on the classic curry, you can now enjoy a traditional Indian chicken korma with your hands with these stuffed pitta breads. Perfect for a quick dinner in front of the telly!
Dive into the wintery flavours of this maple-glazed turkey steaks recipe. With the rich and comforting addition of cranberries, kumara and maple syrup, this dish is ideal for those chilly days
These hefty rib eye steaks are a mighty step up from a usual scotch fillet recipe and pair wonderfully with these zippy South American-inspired herb sauces
This pork stew is a version of Brazil’s national dish, the black bean and pork concoction known as feijoada (pronounced fay-ju-ada). It takes time to prepare and cook, but there’s a real sense of achievement when it’s completed
Crispy and golden on the outside, tender and flaky in the middle, these crunchy fish goujons make a brilliant weeknight family dinner. Serve them up with homemade wedges for fish and chips at home.
Tick all the flavour boxes with these hearty pot pies, complete with a creamy, cheesy filling, salty bacon and fresh broccoli. Break off your crumbly crust and soak up the filling for extra goodness.
This Argentinian-spiced empanadas make a brilliant weeknight or weekend dinner to enjoy on the couch with your loved ones. Their spicy, flavoursome filling goes brilliantly with a buttery pastry crust.
Hearty and delicious, this nutritious stew is the perfect way to warm up your family's bellies on cooler evenings at home. You'll get a nice dose of veggies, protein and fibre with every serving, too.
The richness of this creamy coconut and prawn risotto goes brilliantly with a homemade zesty kale pesto. Dish yourself up a bowl and enjoy rugged up on the couch as a warming dinner.
These delicious swordfish skewers are great for a quick and filling weeknight dinner. The kids will love using their hands to eat the skewers, and you'll love knowing you're getting a good dose of protein. Win, win.
This hearty, warming dinner uses lentils instead of flour to thicken the sauce and add extra fibre at the same time, creating a healthy but delicious weeknight dinner.
There is something special about a crispy, golden crumbed outside and a tender, juicy middle that makes veal schnitzel so popular. This version uses gluten-free ingredients, so even people with allergies can enjoy this classic dish.
This delicious Italian-style prosciutto and tomato flatbread pizza is wonderfully indulgent, but is easy enough to enough as a quick weeknight dinner. The whole family will love tucking into this one.
A strudel made from a mix of earthy Portobello, brown and white button mushrooms, and slender straw and oyster mushrooms. Whatever funghi you can lay your hands on will make a delightful filling when bound in a sauce scented with red wine and rosemary, then encased in a thin shell of crispy pastry.
Sink your knife though a crisp, golden pastry to reveal a hearty, creamy middle... This delicious family pie takes all the flavours of steak and Diane sauce and combines them to create the ultimate comfort food.
A slow cooker can sometimes feel like the most magical way to cook dinner; pop a few ingredients in, set the timer and come back hours later to a mouth-watering meal. Here are our tips for making delicious slow-cooked dinners.
Whether it's starting from scratch or making use of that leftover roast chicken, this is the perfect combination which brings out the expected tasty flavours required in a pie.
This hearty dish from Sophie Hansen's cookbook 'Local Is Lovely' is great recipe when you want to impress someone special. The creamy, tender meat pairs beautifully with crispy homemade potato chips and fragrant mushrooms - delicious!
There’s a trick to creating delicious, real flavour – and it’s easy. Instead of water, add Campbell’s Real Stock. Try these flavour-packed recipes and see for yourself!
I am very fond of green peppercorns and their floral, warming flavour goes beautifully with pork. In this recipe, I’ve combined crushed green peppercorns with grated fresh apple for a wonderful “stuffed” meatloaf.
I very clearly remember the little restaurant in Venice where I first ate “pesce in saor” or marinated fish. I immediately fell in love with the sweet and sour combination of this dish. Served at room temperature, the fish, often sardines, are first pan-fried, then bathed in olive oil with sweet, cooked onions, raisins and pine nuts along with the vinegar which adds a note of sharpness.
This gorgeous venison rack recipe from Sophie Hansen's book 'Local Is Lovely' is fantastic for dinner parties. It’s easy to cook, portions up perfectly and looks great on a bed of creamy mash with a sour cherry chutney.
Look for mixed punnets of suitable mushrooms – such as shiitake, enoki and shimeji. If your local grocer doesn’t sell them, use just one variety or replace with chopped mushrooms of choice.
Gyoza are Japanese-style dumplings that are first seared in a pan, before liquid is added to help steam the pastry, creating a beautiful blend of textures and flavours. Try these gyoza dumplings alongside the gyoza dipping sauce
This is one of my favourite summertime flavour combinations, and the colours make eating it a treat. I garnish this dish with nasturtium leaves and flowers, which are found growing wild just about everywhere from the beach to a Ponsonby roadside! They’re not essential, but look great with the blood orange.
This is a modern take on the Tuscan classic of prosciutto and melon. I’ve made my own duck prosciutto, which is very easy to do but must be made a week in advance as the duck needs to hang in the fridge. You can tea-smoke the duck once it is ready, to add an extra dimension, or simply enjoy it as it is. Muscatels are a type of aromatic dried grape; if you can’t find them, use sultanas instead.
This is a great summertime starter or light lunch. If whitebait is out of season and you can’t find any frozen, you could easily substitute it with your favourite seafood, e.g. prawns, crayfish or mussels.
Petite Kitchen blogger Eleanor Ozich creates recipes that celebrate a "simple, wholesome way of eating that our generations seemed to have lost sight of", she says. Many of them are dairy-free, sugar-free or gluten-free. Here are some of our favourites, from her kitchen to yours.
Ahhhh, stone fruit… it doesn't hang around for long, but while it's in season (November to March) it's best to make the most of it. Savour the delicious taste of fresh, sweet nectarines, peaches, plums, apricots and cherries with these sensational stone fruit recipes.
This traditional Spanish rice and seafood dish is packed full of flavour, and is beautiful enjoyed straight from the pan with a side of wine for a delicious weekend dinner.
This modern take on the classic niçoise salad features a perfectly poached egg and lightly seared tuna crusted with a zesty blend of chia seeds, lime, chilli and garlic. This delicious recipe is courtesy of McCormick's.
Also known as 'Pollo a la Brasa', this iconic South American dish delivers flavourful, tender and juicy chicken every time. The two accompanying sauces offer hot and tangy counterpoints. Recipe courtesy of McCormick's.
Packed full of flavour and spice, this delicious chicken dish by top Australian chef, Mark Best, is steamed to tender perfection using a sous vide: an innovative style of cooking using a sealed bag.
This delicate seafood dish created by one of Australia's top chefs, Mark Best, is made using a sous vide; an innovative style of cooking that uses a sealed bag for maximum flavour and texture. It's wonderful enjoyed as a main or a starter.
This uncomplicated recipe is so incredibly full-flavoured. Kale has a more intense flavour than spinach and other greens, and is absolutely crammed full of iron, vitamins A and C and plenty of antioxidants – your body will love it! Paired with lemon and garlic, the purée adds a whopping load of nutrients to any pasta meal.
I just love this summer meal. It’s packed full of everything that’s flourishing in the garden right now. Served either hot or cold,it’s an easy meal to feed a crowd. The key is having the same volume of meatballs/veges/herbs as cooked pasta – and making sure you’ve cooked the pasta in well-salted water.
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