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Ardyn Bernoth at Di Stasio in Carlton.

‘Look at the magic’: Good Food editor Ardyn Bernoth signs off in signature colourful style

Good Food’s outgoing editor has spent much of her career observing the hospitality industry. Most recently she’s noticed the decline of the celebrity chef and the rise of the home cook.

  • Besha Rodell
Maggie Beer in her kitchen in the Barossa.

‘It may take a little while’: Food legend Maggie Beer recovering following fall

The cook, campaigner and Good Food Guide legend suffered a fall at home but is expected to make a full recovery.

  • Andrea McGinniss
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cr: Emily Weaving (handout photo, no syndication)

Good Food columnist honoured at prestigious awards (and here are 20 of her best recipes to try)

Pioneers in non-alcoholic drinks, fine dining and Filipino gelato were among those inducted into this year’s Melbourne Food and Wine Hall of Fame.

  • Daniela Frangos
Adam Liaw recipe: Chicken parmigiana.

Adam Liaw’s step-by-step guide to making the perfect chicken parmigiana at home

You won’t find it in Italy. But in Australia, the popular pub meal is vying for national dish status, whether you call it parma or parmi.

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  • Adam Liaw
Maggie Beer in her kitchen in the Barossa.

The restaurants and bars Maggie Beer loves the most – and her secret to super-juicy roast chook

The national food treasure shares her go-to dining spots − plus some essential home cooking wisdom.

  • Jane Rocca
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East meets West in a bowl of casarecce with Lao sausage, snake beans and garlic chives.

Your inside guide to the best eats and seats at Richmond’s reopened Anchovy restaurant

The lowdown on where to sit and what to order to give you the very best dining experience at the top-rated Vietnamese restaurant.

  • Dani Valent
The chip butty at Glory-Us cafe is finished with homemade HP sauce.

Chip butties to Chiko rolls: Your retro favourites are back on the menu (and here’s where to find them)

Cringeworthy dishes and old faves your mum used to make are on top in the world of food right now. And apparently it’s perfectly natural to crave it.

  • Emma Breheny
A colourful spread at Taco Bill.

‘Eat what brings you joy’, and for our chief restaurant critic, that’s gloopy enchiladas at Taco Bill

Besha Rodell refuses to feel guilty for loving enduring Tex-Mex chain Taco Bill – fusion food in the original (and best) sense of the word.

  • Besha Rodell
Saint Jacques et tartine de crevettes (prawn toast) at Hubert.

Toast of the town: Your go-to retro Chinese dish is now a fancy chef favourite

Everyone’s favourite oily triangles of sesame-seed-encrusted sandwich bread get a glow-up.

  • Terry Durack
Josh Thomas outside the East Handy Bar, in a former Bairnsdale milk bar.

The milk bar is back – complete with Chiko Rolls – but not as you may remember it

There’s a growing trend of bars and cafes setting up shop in former milk bars and corners stores, and Gippsland’s East Handy Store is leading the charge.

  • Richard Cornish

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