Joe’s Garage’s polenta chips
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Love letter to British baking
Love letter to British baking
Described as a love letter to British baking, Oats in the North, Wheat from the South is, funnily enough, written by Regula Ysewijn, who is from Belgium.
Roast carrots with carrot top dressing
Roast carrots with carrot top dressing
Carrots are one of our staple vegetables and, for some reason, we do not use their herbaceous tops nearly enough.
‘Rogue vines’ obvious
‘Rogue vines’ obvious
Very many years ago, I helped friends plant out their vineyard.
Asian infusion
Asian infusion
This aromatic and warming beef pho recipe is rich and full of flavour, writes Angela Casley.
Cooks combine to share recipes
Cooks combine to share recipes
When things get tough, cooks cook.
Merchant of Clyde’s cheese and tomato savoury scone
Merchant of Clyde’s cheese and tomato savoury scone
Ask a Chef reveals the secrets of those superb dishes you ate in cafes and restaurants and wanted to try yourself.
Embracing freedom
Embracing freedom
With international tourism on hold due to Covid-19 domestic tourism is going to be a make or break for many businesses.
Chilled celery sticks with sesame and tamari
Chilled celery sticks with sesame and tamari
Lightly marinated celery sticks make a fantastic treat and it’s one that you can pack into your lunchbox or stash in the fridge as a go-to snack.
Farmers market returns in winter mode
Farmers market returns in winter mode
Now we’ve emerged from more rigorous levels of lockdown, the Otago Farmers Market is back in business, although in its leaner winter mode.
Name change on way for popular Aussie sweets
Name change on way for popular Aussie sweets
Nestle will change the name of two popular Australian confectionery products, Red Skins and Chicos sweets, the food and beverage giant says, amid a global debate over racial inequality.
Affordable winter warmers
Affordable winter warmers
Winter has arrived and more than ever we need to be cooking meals that tick all the boxes.
Slow-cook beef cheek and herb dumpling
Slow-cook beef cheek and herb dumpling
Angela Casley shares her recipe for bite-sized dumplings and a flavourful Persian lamb dish.
Eskimo Pie latest brand to change name
Eskimo Pie latest brand to change name
The 99-year-old dessert Eskimo Pie will become the latest food brand to undergo a name change.
Body leaves clues to the best diet
Body leaves clues to the best diet
New research points to personalised diets that might actually work.
Blender oat and banana hotcakes
Blender oat and banana hotcakes
This is one of those recipes that you see popping up everywhere — and it’s so simple that children can easily make these scrumptious hotcakes.
Making the most of all ingredients
Making the most of all ingredients
Megan Davies is on a mission to cook and manage her kitchen like her grandparents did.
Tender, succulent with deep flavour
Tender, succulent with deep flavour
In this season of soups and stews, braises and broths, one-pot wonders and self-saucing puds, even a short stint in the kitchen is rewarded with a feast of warming food to feed a crowd.
A tasting of two halves
A tasting of two halves
After many weeks of tasting alone during lockdown, the shift to Level 2 allowed my old tasting compatriots Messrs Collins and McLaren to sit in once again.
Cafe Albany’s basil and feta pinwheel scone
Cafe Albany’s basil and feta pinwheel scone
Ask a Chef reveals the secrets of those superb dishes you ate in cafes and restaurants and wanted to try yourself.
