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Dining solo? Put down the book and follow this essential advice instead

There’s plenty of reasons to love dining alone, not having to share your meal being just one of them. Just don’t apologise about doing it.

  • Terry Durack
Eggs and hummus on toast make an easy-to-prepare, high-protein, meal.

Six sources of protein that aren’t meat – and why experts love them

There are clear health risks associated with eating too much red and processed meat. Here are six alternatives.

  • Sophie Egan
Frozen dumplings are good to have on stand-by.

The frozen foods a dietitian always has on hand (and how to use them)

Keep these ingredients on standby in the freezer and you’ll never be stuck for a healthy, speedy dinner.

  • Susie Burrell

Why does my favourite wine vary in taste so much?

Did you just eat cheese or garlic or coffee?

  • Huon Hooke

Want to try new foods? Do like me and make your own food festival

This way you can abandon the bamboo spoon and queues for the loo and actually sit in a seat.

  • Terry Durack
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Mint is an easy herb to grow.

Making a mint: The secret to growing your own herbs – and keeping them alive

Whether you live in an apartment or have a sprawling outdoor space, growing your own ingredients is easier than you may think. Here’s how to get started.

  • Nina Rousseau
Chicken breast and vegetables in containers. Top view. Flat lay
Generic images for meal prepping for Good Food online. Quinoa boiled eggs, grilled chicken etc. Ingredients to prep for the week ahead. Image downloaded via Good Food account. March 2022

Adam Liaw on the joyless grind of modern day meal prep

Sure, prepping the same meal to reheat and eat night after night may make life simpler, but it’s also sucking the joy out of, well, everything.

  • Adam Liaw
Ortiz tinned fish is a colourful - and instantly recognisable - addition to a grazing board.

A dietitian’s guide to the best tinned fish to fill your basket with – and what to watch out for

From tuna to salmon, sardines and mackerel, which are the best types of tinned fish to eat, and why?

  • Susie Burrell

Chablis or petit chablis − that is the question (and what’s the difference between the wines?)

The French wine isn’t necessarily inferior or “smaller” than the latter. Rather, it’s all about the soil.

  • Huon Hooke
Jane’s tart plum gummies.

How this ingredient made from animal bones, skin and cartilage became a sweet healthy hit

There’s been a lot of hype lately about the health benefits of eating gelatin. So, should you reach for the gummy bears, or is it all a lot of hot air?

  • Jane de Graaff

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