New Zealand lemons are juicy, bright and bring a sharp, fresh flavour that works perfectly in this pasta.
As the days get longer and we look ahead to spring, now is often the time of year when we start craving fresher, lighter flavours.
Sarah Pound wants families to explore the "vibrant world" of healthy eating.
One of my tasting buddies recently returned from Europe and post tasting through this group of wines decided to "blind me" on a couple of Central Pinots.
This is a no-fuss loaf of grapefruit and honey, baked until golden and finished with a tangy glaze.
Some regular readers have mentioned that they look forward to mentions of wines that don’t break the bank.
Anne Cameron shares some nice and easy family recipes from her new book Just a Mum’s Kitchen.
Olivia Galletly in the The Hungry Cook included this classic cocktail in the book, saying “it’s sweet, bright, almond-y and dangerously moreish".
Yes, we made it through another winter!
As glimpses of nicer weather appear on the horizon, many of us start planning our next camping trip or outdoor adventure.
Mark Henderson, along with two buddies, has fallen on his sword to do more than 500 wine tastings for his weekly column since he joined Fresh in 2015.
Fresh Spring has some delicious new recipes to try as the weather finally gets warmer. From the Mediterranean to Middle East, savoury to sweet, and healthy, easy meals for the family, there's something for everyone.
Learning to live with coeliac disease and live happily for Melanie Persson is very much about the sense of community that comes from making and sharing food.
The debate during today’s tasting revolved around the scoring process and whether one should be awarding points on a like for like basis.
Dal makhani is a much-loved North Indian dish made with black lentils and kidney beans, slowly cooked until creamy and full of flavour.
Otago restaurants continue to shine on a national level, taking out some of the top awards at the Cuisine Good Food Awards announced recently.
There is no denying we’re in a cost-of-living crisis.
Sweet baking is Tilly Pamment’s love language. The Australian food writer, photographer and stylist has written a book dedicated to bite-sized "beauties".
There is plenty of glitter, glamour and outrageous style in Auckland Museum’s ‘‘Diva’’ exhibition but it is the underlying story that really resonates, finds Rebecca Fox.
Hot on the heels of the Young Viticulturist competition comes the Otago leg of the Tonnellerie de Mercurey Young Winemaker competition which was held at Vinpro in Cromwell at the end of July.