Helen Goh
Columnist
Helen Goh is a chef and regular Good Weekend columnist.
Sunday bake: Helen Goh’s double rhubarb, white chocolate and almond loaf cake
An unassuming cake full of rich texture and bursting with “little pockets of flavour”.
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- Helen Goh
Sticky date pudding with tahini butterscotch sauce
The sesame paste imparts a deliciously nutty flavour to this classic dessert.
- 1-2 hrs
- Helen Goh
Saint Phanourios cake (aka fanouropita) with orange, apple and walnut
You won’t easily forget this cake “for lost things”.
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- Helen Goh
French onion loaf
Helen Goh transforms the classic French soup into a soft and tasty loaf.
- 1-2 hrs
- Helen Goh
Kale and ricotta rolls
This simple vegetarian snack uses ready-prepared leaves and shop-bought pastry sheets.
- 30 mins - 1 hr
- Helen Goh
Tartiflette galette (cheese and potato tart)
Two classic French recipes combine to create this open-faced, cheese-and-potato pie.
- 1-2 hrs
- Helen Goh
Almond shortbread jam (or marmalade) drops
You can use any kind of jam, but I recommend a particular kumquat marmalade for these thumbprint biscuits.
- 30 mins - 1 hr
- Helen Goh
Helen Goh’s lemon self-saucing pudding with extra zing
This pudding works equally well as a soothing, warm dessert on a cold night or as a satisfying end to a Sunday-lunch roast.
- 30 mins - 1 hr
- Helen Goh
Helen Goh’s next-level banoffee pie with miso caramel, double banana and rye-cocoa crust
The only downside to this banana and caramel tart is you’ll end up eating more of it than you’d planned.
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- Helen Goh
Morning Glory breakfast loaf
The hefty, healthy apple, pecan, carrot and raisin muffins never go out of style, says Helen Goh. Here she adapts her recipe into a loaf cake.
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- Helen Goh
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