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6 easy tips for making perfect jam

6 easy tips for making perfect jam

You may associate making jam with your grandmother, but this traditional cooking ritual is making a comeback. And once you learn how, making your own will become easier than you think
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After school snack ideas

Five after-school snack ideas

When the kids get home from school starving, it's a good time to slip something healthy on their plate. We've got five great ideas including muffins, a smoothie, snack balls, fruit dip and quesadillas...
Chocolate roulade with raspberries

Chocolate roulade with raspberries

This wonderfully light recipe uses lower-fat ingredients to recreate a popular dessert, without the added guilt. It's both delicious and visually appealing, making the perfect cake for special occasions.
orange and poppyseed syrup cakes

Orange and poppyseed syrup cakes

This delicious recipe uses yoghurt and almond meal to create moist, fluffy cakes that are perfected with the orange, honey and cardamom syrup that's spooned over the top
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mixed berry and apple crumble

Mixed berry and apple crumble

Filled with warming spices like cinnamon and star anise, this mixed berry and apple crumble is perfect for those chilly winter evenings
Simple butter cake

Simple butter cake

This classic butter cake, smothered in butter cream icing, will satisfy your sweet tooth. Best served with a cup of tea or coffee for a simple afternoon treat.
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Pear and coconut impossible pie

Pear and coconut impossible pie

This pear and coconut impossible pie gets its name from the fact that it's impossible to go wrong! This dessert pie is quick, easy, sweet 'n' fruity!
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the ghostly galleon

The ghostly galleon

This ghostly ship is a labour of love, but it would make the perfect centrepiece for your next Halloween celebration
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Tombstone brownies

Tombstone brownies

These festive tombstone brownies make the ultimate Halloween treats! Easy and delicious!
creamy chicken and vegetable casserole

Creamy chicken and vegetable casserole

We love the simplicity and ease of this creamy chicken casserole. It's a one pot dish containing five different types of vegetables in a delicious creamy sauce. Perfect for a mid week family meal.
Pumpkin and goat’s cheese lasagne with rocket and pepita

Pumpkin and goat’s cheese lasagne with rocket and pepita

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.
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fish pot pies

Fish pot pies

These creamy individual fish pies will be gobbled up by the whole family.
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White bread

White bread

This recipe makes two loaves of beautiful bread. You can make one to eat now, and one to freeze for later use.
cauliflower mac`n' cheese

Cauliflower mac’n’cheese

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
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drunken mocha mousse tartlets

Drunken mocha mousse tartlets

The key element to this chocolate mousse tart recipe is the texture of the mousse. It needs to be light and fluffy; be careful not to press out too many of the air bubbles while folding the mixture to ensure the best results.
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Cinnamon tortilla shapes

Cinnamon tortilla shapes

Sweet, cripsy and buttery, these little cinnamon-crusted tortilla shapes make a fun and tasty afternoon treat for your children. Serve them warm, fresh from the oven, or include as leftovers for school lunchboxes.
Pretty parasol cake

Pretty parasol cake

Treat the lucky lady in your life to this cute-as-a-button chocolate cake, topped with smooth buttercream and fresh flowers.
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Bacon, broccoli and cheese pie

Bacon, broccoli and cheese pie

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.
Lamb and lentil shepherd’s pie

Lamb and lentil shepherd’s pie

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.
American pork rashers

American pork rashers

Sweet, salty, stick and incredibly moorish, these American-style pork rashers make the ultimate Friday night dinner at home with the family. They're wonderfully tender, and go brilliantly with a creamy coleslaw.
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Italian flatbread pizza

Italian flatbread pizza

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.
Raspberry s’mores pizza

Raspberry s’mores pizza

Topped with lashings of sweet raspberry jam, tart fresh berries, fluffy marshmallows and oozing melted chocolate, these delicious dessert pizzas make an indulgent after school snack for your kids and their friends.
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Mushroom and rosemary strudel

Mushroom and rosemary strudel

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.
Steak Diane pie

Steak Diane pie

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.
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Little chocolate whisky cakes

Little chocolate whisky cakes

These little dark cakes are sized to share, but you could also bake them in Texas muffin tins – just shorten the cooking time. Recipes and styling by Fiona Hugues. Photography by Jani Shepherd; Gatherum Collectif.
Epic triple chocolate layer cake

Epic triple chocolate layer cake

This monumental chocolate cake is Fiona Hugues' extreme solution to those times when you need an epic cake to either celebrate something audacious or silly, or to shed tears over as you commiserate with a loved one. Fiona has included every fantastic, wicked treat that she has at some time or other danced around with, or sat and wept with, and enveloped them in a Snickers-like cream and then drizzled in salted caramel sauce. Recipe and styling by Fiona Hugues. Photography by Jani Shepherd, Gatherum Collectif.
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Baked semolina gnocchi

Baked semolina gnocchi

You can't go wrong with a rich and creamy semolina that not only looks crave-worthy but also tastes it too!
Mocha dessert roll

Mocha dessert roll

This rich, but not too-sweet, mocha roll is one of Anneka Manning's favourite desserts from her cookbook 'BakeClass'. It's perfect for entertaining, and it's much easier to make than you’d expect!
Lemon and blueberry cheesecake

Lemon and blueberry cheesecake

Bringing together sweet blueberries and sour lemons, this simple cheesecake from Anneka Manning's cookbook 'BakeClass' is light but luscious. It’s the perfect end to a lazy summer meal.
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Mum’s apple strudel

Mum’s apple strudel

This was one of my all-time favourite desserts as a child and when I’d see Mum preparing it, I’d lick my lips with anticipation. By all means use filo pastry but Mum always used flaky pastry as we’d not yet heard about filo in the ‘70s!
Pork meatloaf with green peppercorns

Pork meatloaf with green peppercorns

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.
Apple and cheddar pie

Apple and cheddar pie

Yes, you read that right, this apple pie has a hint of sharp aged cheddar added and it is a taste sensation!
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Autumn fruit sponge pudding

Autumn fruit sponge pudding

The secret of this pudding is in having a variety of colourful fruit. I’ve used late-season plums to add colour and flavour but you could also use quince or rhubarb.
Pear and cinnamon cake

Pear and cinnamon cake

This pear and cinnamon cake recipe by Nici Wickes is quick and easy to make as a dessert, served with lashings of butterscotch sauce, of course!
Focaccia

Focaccia

Homemade focaccia is easy to make and impressive! This recipe is from a cooking school in Siena, which Nici Wickes has adapted to make it faster for any home cook to make. It’s bread-making at its best!
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Gluten-free hot cross buns

Gluten-free hot cross buns

You don't need to miss out on these gorgeous, fluffy sweet Easter treats just because of allergies or intolerances. These gluten free hot cross buns taste just as good as the original recipe (especially with butter)!
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Easy pain au chocolat

Easy pain au chocolat

It wouldn’t be Easter without some chocolate tucked in there, right? Try this easy pain au chocolat recipe and be rewarded with hot pastry and delicious melted chocolate
Easter bun and apple bake

Easter bun and apple bake

This is pure comfort food. Layers of spiced bun and apple baked with a vanilla custard makes for a moreish treat.
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Potatoes with bacon

Potatoes with bacon

You’ve got to try this potato recipe! I’ve gone all Swedish on it with gherkins and sour cream, but you can load up the top with anything really.
Steak and chips

Steak and chips

The real hero on this plate is the roasted capsicum sauce that transforms a simple steak dinner into something quite special.
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Stuffed herb tomatoes

Stuffed herb tomatoes

These make the most delectable side dish. Lovely big beefsteak tomatoes are perfect. Try these for breakfast or alongside some lamb chops.
Plum cake

Mum’s plum cake

This moist and delicious cake is visually irresistible as well as being easy to prepare. It’s great to have for dessert or to have with a cup of tea or coffee.
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Nutella chocolate cake

Nutella chocolate cake

This is one of The Australian Women's Weekly's go-to chocolate cakes. It’s moist and light and very chocolatey, making it a great recipe for a special occasion or afternoon tea.
Parmesan and spinach baked eggs

Parmesan and spinach baked eggs

These cheesy parmesan and spinach baked eggs make a delicious savoury breakfast perfect for any day of the week. From start to finish, this tasty dish can be ready in 20 minutes - giving you a quick and easy recipe you'll want again and again.
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Chocolate chip cookies

Chocolate chip cookies

A classic biscuit that is loved by all, the humble chocolate chip cookie is beautiful enjoyed with a glass of milk or coffee. They're great to bake with little ones, too.
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Dark chocolate and cranberry amaranth bars

Dark chocolate and cranberry amaranth bars

These indulgent bars star popped amaranth, an ancient grain, paired with dark chocolate, crunchy cashews, toasted oats and tart cranberries. A drizzle of dulce de leche brings a kick of sweetness. Recipe courtesy of McCormick's.
potato, capsicum and olive frittata

Potato, capsicum and olive frittata

Give your usual potato frittata a gutsy flavour kick by adding capsicum and olive. Serve it warm from the oven with a green salad or take it on a romantic picnic.
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Mark Best’s chocolate tart

Mark Best’s chocolate tart

One of Australia's top chefs, Mark Best, has shared his recipe for his decadent chocolate tart. The pastry and filling is all made from scratch, creating the perfect balance of crispy, creamy and sweet in this wonderful dessert.
Cauliflower pizza

Cauliflower pizza

Sink your teeth into this deliciously wholesome, healthier cauliflower pizza - loaded with fresh tasty ingredients and mouthwatering flavour!
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Leek and feta filo cigars

Leek and feta filo cigars

These crispy cigars from Deborah Hutton's book, Entertaining Made Easy, make a great party starter. They can even be made in advance, set aside and just popped into the oven when people start arriving.
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