Cookbook extracts
How to make banh xeo (crispy Vietnamese crepes) at home
Chef Thi Le, co-owner of Melbourne restaurant Anchovy, reveals the secret to lacy-edged savoury crepes.
- Thi Le
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Give your cheese toast a spicy spin with this easy Indian-inspired recipe
Plus how to make fried chicken bites perfect for serving with chai and chutneys.
- Mehak Kansal
How Aussie cookbooks are winning hearts and stomachs worldwide
Melbourne restaurateur Andreas Papadakis is in the running for a cookbook Oscar, joining an illustrious group of Australian chefs making waves internationally.
- Kerrie O'Brien
Two beloved dishes, one versatile side: That’s dinner sorted
In a showdown between meatballs and chicken schnitzels, we call a tie. Add greens, and everyone’s a winner.
- Thomas Straker
These everyday old-fashioned household items will make your food last longer
Hold on to your jam jars and take stock of old tea towels. These eco-savvy hacks will stretch the storage life of your favourite foods.
- Anna Matilda
Speedy eggs Benedict plus four other share-friendly brunch recipes
From corn fritters in tray-bake form to overnight bacon French toast, these time-saving recipes take the stress out of feeding the whole table without compromising on flavour.
- Amelia Wasiliev
How to make Bill Granger’s favourite brunch: Sweetcorn fritters with Tex-Mex sides
He was known as the king of brunch. And this was the dish that captured Bill Granger’s heart.
- < 30 mins
- Bill Granger
Brooke Bellamy denies new plagiarism allegations by popular US baker
An American cookbook author has joined baker Nagi Maehashi in claiming recipes were copied in a book by the Brisbane baker.
- Kerrie O'Brien
Two authors are warring over claims of recipe theft. But is there really such a thing?
RecipeTin Eats founder Nagi Maehashi ignited a furore when she called out fellow author Brooke Bellamy. But experts are doubtful of unique recipe origin stories.
- Dani Valent
‘A love letter to your future self’: Make-ahead meals you’ll be excited to eat
When life is busy, prepping ahead creates order out of chaos. These four dishes combine flavour, diversity and convenience in one neat package.
- Katrina Meynink
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