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Five simple but impressive brunch dishes to whip up this weekend

From Turkish-style eggs to legendary ricotta hotcakes, it’s easier than you may think to create your own cafe experience at home.

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This creamy burrata, egg and bacon-filled bagel is the Sunday brunch of dreams

Australian chefs have fallen in love with oozy, creamy burrata. Here are three easy, cheesy ways to serve it at home.

• April 2, 2025
• Giorgio Linguanti

• Baking

This juicy blood plum cake with a sugary crust is the perfect balance of sweet ‘n’ sour

A sweet and tart cake perfect for afternoon tea.

• 1-2 hrs
• Helen Goh

• Summer barbecue

Chorizo choripan rolls with green tomato chimichurri

Elevate midweek sausages by taking inspo from the Argentinian street food classic of choripan, grilled chorizo-stuffed rolls with green tomato chimichurri.

• < 30 mins
• Jessica Brook

• Masterclass

The game-changing secret to cooking perfectly fluffy, golden-brown pancakes

Adam Liaw reveals how to make thick pancakes with edge-to-edge colour, thanks to science.

• < 30 mins
• Adam Liaw

• Eggs

How to make Australia’s most famous weekend brunch dish at home

Like the recipe’s creator, Bill Granger, these fluffy ricotta hotcakes, served with honeycomb butter and banana, are the stuff of Australian legend.

• 30 mins - 1 hr
• Bill Granger

• Pancakes and crepes

Adam Liaw’s blueberry pancakes

Blueberry and cinnamon are great partners. The sugar mix here goes heavy on the cinnamon, as the maple syrup provides the sweetness.

• 2 hrs +
• Adam Liaw

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• Quick & easy

Eggs are scarce, everything’s expensive but here are five brunch recipes to save the day, no yolk

Eggs may be expensive and hard to find right now, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still whip up a killer brunch in minutes.

• Baking

Adam Liaw’s pineapple, orange and carrot cake

The inclusion of fruit and olive oil lift an ordinary carrot cake into something a little more special.

• 30 mins - 1 hr
• Adam Liaw

• Baking

Blackberry and espresso hazelnut cake

Bake this simple cake for someone you love (or as a gift to yourself). All you need is a bowl and whisk, nothing fancy.

• 30 mins - 1 hr
• Julia Busuttil Nishimura