With its lemony flavours, this couscous salad recipe works well with barbecued lamb or chicken. You can also add shelled prawns for a more indulgent salad in summer.
A healthy meal has never been easier than with this effortless soup. Bacon adds a crisp, salty flavour while carrots, celery and lentils pack this meal with nutrition.
Lime, coriander and lemongrass will send you on a Thai adventure with every tantalising bite. These seafood skewers are perfect for entertaining unless you want to save them all for yourself.
This dish, named after the city of Sarlat in the Dordogne, France, can’t fail to taste good – the potatoes are immersed in duck fat and cooked until they emerge golden and crunchy.
The great thing about this dish, is being able to line up the ingredients and everyone makes their own taco to suit their taste. Try this zesty variation of crema with lime and jalapeno for an extra bit of heat.
These savoury shortbreads are perfect for morning and afternoon tea, lunchboxes or as a snack. They can be served warm, stored in an airtight container or popped into the freezer for another day.
By brushing the pastry with beaten egg yolk before baking, you will get a lovely golden crunch on the pie crust. Perfect pastry for a point scoring pie!
The rough translation means ‘eggs in a pot’; however these have been cooked in cute individual teacups. This creamy, rich and simple meal is great eaten with a good crusty baguette.
This is an Italian classic with a slight modern twist. As an alternative to the veal, try using pork loin or chicken breast, tenderising it as for the veal.
This is a great twist on schnitzels which also works well with chicken in place of pork. Serve it with a mash of carrots and parsnips and cooked silverbeet.
This is hardly a pie – it’s really a stew with a crusty scone topping – but it does the job of a good meat pie; that is, it fills you up with warming inexpensive food.
To ensure egg yolks remain centred during cooking, first bring a saucepan of water to the boil. Remove from the heat and add eggs one at a time, gently stirring with a metal spoon from side to side before returning to the heat to simmer according to the recipe. Note
When renovating a house one of the most unsettling things is having to make do without a kitchen. Rather than resigning yourself to takeaways every night, borrow an electric frying pan and a gas ring if you don’t already have them and have a go at turning out these dishes. It’ll keep you healthy, sane and on budget.
A roasted fillet of beef is best served rare to medium rare. For those who like it well done, take slices from ends of fillet. Avoid cooking beef day before, as flavour is lost once it has been refrigerated. Note
The popular superfood quinoa dives in to save lunch yet again with this Italian style salad. Filled with tomatoes, capsicum, boccincini and a zesty dressing your taste buds and stomach will be thanking you.
Scrumptious golden chicken parmigiana is a quick family meal that is sure to be a crowd pleaser. A crisp salad dressed with oil and vinegar is the ideal accompaniment.
This sophisticated take on the classic chicken parma will delight adults and kids alike. The addition of salty prosciutto and creamy bocconcini goes perfectly with the tender, golden chicken.
Here’s a French style fish soup that’s bursting with aniseed flavours and fresh herbs, that’s still light enough to enjoy when the weather is a little warmer.
A mango lassi is refreshing on a hot summer’s day, and this light version – made from skimmed milk and yoghurt – is guilt-free! Some freshly chopped mint gives this Indian classic a twist.
Many countries claim dolmas or dolmades as their own. What makes this version Armenian is the addition of dill and cinnamon. Vary this dish with either sultanas or chopped dried apricots instead of currants, and oregano in place of dill. Note
For an extra flavour and fibre boost, add 1 1/2 cups of frozen peas to the boiling pasta 1 minute before the end of the cooking time. Note
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