Some Tips and Tricks for Seasonal Slow-Cooking.

Transform your kitchen into a Tuscan farmhouse while this slow-and-steady braise fills it with a transporting aroma. Rustic and saucy, this is the chicken of your Italian dreams which asks very little of you. A bit of chopping, browning and a whisk of polenta, but otherwise, just sit, sip wine and wait.

Braised Chicken Cacciatore with Parmesan Polenta

It's a curry, but it's not in any kind of hurry. These low and slow lamb shanks take their time to beautifully fall-apart under your fork. Cooked in the oven with a gently spiced pumpkin dahl, this dish plays the long game for the win. A cooling cucumber and mango raita supplies the freshness and curled-up pappadams bring the crunch.

Slow-Cooked Indian Lamb Shanks with Pumpkin Dahl

This deeply warming Hungarian classic is so rich and rib-sticking it did a thorough job of keeping shepherds toasty back in the 10th century. Do as they did and brown off the meat before chucking everything in the pot. From there, you just let the hours pass as the meat becomes meltingly tender. The shepherds probably checked their sheep while they waited, but you can probably just relax.

Slow-Cooked Beef Goulash with Parsley Mash

It's a curry, but it's not in any kind of hurry. These low and slow lamb shanks take their time to beautifully fall-apart under your fork. Cooked in the oven with a gently spiced pumpkin dahl, this dish plays the long game for the win. A cooling cucumber and mango raita supplies the freshness and curled-up pappadams bring the crunch

You know the person who makes their own homemade pies? That's you, you're that person. With this recipe for golden-topped, rich beef pie you'll be serving up bowls of slow-simmered goodness so layered with lusciousness you'll need to pinch yourself to believe your own mastery.

School holidays are the best time to hook-up with a family cook-up!

Get the kids on dinner duty these holidays – they’ll love it, really!

Your Ultimate Guide to Making the Best Salad Dressing at Any Table.

Your Guide to Sauntering into Something Saucy this Valentine's Day

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Maybe you’ve noticed we’ve been getting right into roo lately? We now have some super-nice recipes in rotation using this unique and incredibly delicious source of native protein. How lucky we are in Australia to have an abundant, sustainable, local and healthy meat that’s basically just bouncing from the back paddock to the barbecue.

Here’s everything you’ve ever wanted to ask about kangaroo 

We're so excited to share our new look with you!

We're creating kitchen alchemy by colliding two cool weather faves into this one wintry classic. Lamb shanks and shepherd’s pie come together for this slow-cooked dish that heaps on the cosy feelings. Give it the gift of time and the lamb will magic itself into a decadent, richly flavoured feast. Crowned with creamy peaks of potato, it's the ultimate mash-up.

Slow-Cooked Lamb Shank Shepherd’s Pie with Slow-Cooker Instructions

Our pantries are lined with an arsenal of condiments, ready to be deployed to drop flavour bombs onto any finished dish.


We know all too well that there are dark corners of the pantry we dare not delve into. We know they’re there, collections of jars, tins and spices, quietly deteriorating months, or even years, beyond their expiry dates. Somehow, we manage to studiously avoid them until such a time as we are forced to confront what’s lurking in the depths.

With the advancement of spring comes the chance to relish new harvests, but make sure you know what’s in season and how to make the most of it.

To stir or not to stir, that is entirely up to you.

For nights that require classic comfort food, a chicken noodle soup is everything wholesome and warm. Whether you're feeding someone who is convalescing, trying to stave off the cold, or you simply feel like a bit of tender loving care, a chicken noodle soup is the ultimate cure-all. Below you'll find a collection of our favourite chicken noodle soup recipes, from a coconut Thai number to an easy and restorative bowl of ramen. 

Recipes to please beginner cooks and excite the more adventurous foodies

Reduce your stress and gently extend the culinary horizons of your family 

How family meal kits can solve your dinnertime woes and other helpful tips

Cooking terminology - techniques from blanching to en papillote. 

Recipe measurements can be the fine line between soaring success and unmitigated disaster.

A few good reasons to try Meat-free Mondays

Why you should consider ditching meat one day a week

Meals for Date Night. Recipes to make at home for Valentines Day

Your Guide to Unlocking Love on Valentine’s Day

Usually, our recipes don’t throw you off the deep-end with uncommon ingredients that raise a quizzical brow. But, having said that, on occasion, part of what we quite like to do is gently nudge you out of your culinary comfort zone.

Tips for getting your routine right this year

How to Get Primed for Dinnertime Success in 2023

When you know, you know. Or, perhaps, you don’t? Sometimes we fling about cooking terminology willy-nilly and everyone’s so used to hearing it, we all assume we know precisely what these things mean. But what if you’ve been labouring under a misinterpretation of the instructions and have been doing it wrong this whole time?! Gulp.

The beauty of this recipe is that you can assemble it in whatever vessel you have. A mixing bowl, a large loaf tin or even a saucepan will work perfectly. Just make sure it fits in your freezer.

Christmas Dessert Hacks #6: Peach Melba Ice-Cream Cake

Fresh and fruity, this three-step treat is perfect for those last-minute requests to bring a dessert.

Christmas Dessert Hacks #5: Tropical Fruit Pavlova with Passionfruit Cream

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Christmas Dessert Hacks #4: Choc-Cherry Broken Pav Eton Mess

Christmas Dessert Hacks #3: Pina Colada Coconut Trifle

Christmas Dessert Hacks #2: Gingerbread Affogatos

Christmas Dessert Hacks #1: Fruit Mince Pie Ice-Cream Sandwiches

Why is my risotto dry? And other common cooking catastrophes. Volume One.

Santa slays Christmas, gift ideas for your food-obsessed friends

The social platform has a lot of love to give, but there are times when well-meaning content face-plants into weirdness – and that’s when you should scroll on by.

We all know food wastage is a gripping issue, but understanding why and finding small, everyday solutions is the first step to solving the problem.

Wasting away: why food wastage is a big deal 

Bend time to your will and make life easier for yourself with these do-ahead meal prep tips.

Easy meal prep (aka being kind to future you)