A Peranakan curry straight from the hawker markets
It’s all about creating a flavour explosion with sweet and savoury in this Singaporean dish.
It’s all about creating a flavour explosion with sweet and savoury in this Singaporean dish.
Fluffy on the inside and crisp on the outside, this omelette will become a quick and easy favourite.
Coconut milk, lemongrass and spice make this Peranakan roast a fragant feast.
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It is best ladled over creamy mash, with steamed greens on the side and a generous dollop of hot English mustard to give it an oomph
It’s honestly one of the best things I’ve cooked, and I don’t say that lightly.
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Her Clare Valley label, Matriarch and Rogue, is what you’d call a one-man band, if any bloke had the capacity to work on it as hard as she does.
This is a simple way to transform the fragrant yet inedible allure of quince into something that works beautifully with cheese but also in salads, with roast meats, and on top of yoghurt.
This gigot d’agneau, made with aromatics of the region and not a small amount of vermouth, is made with love.
In Menton, in the South of France, you’re not far from Italy. On either side of the border, you’re never far from the sea, and pasta abounds.
The Aussie parmi reflects our ability to adapt and reinvent dishes from other cuisines.
With its beautiful leaves and strong flavours this salad is a seasonal treat.
These wines are an incredibly impressive debut and represent a serious statement of intent.
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Even when my kids are being picky, these meatballs are always an easy sell.
This soup is almost entirely pantry staples, comes together quickly, is stewy enough that it is easy for the kids to eat with bread, and it reheats beautifully for lunch the following day.
Recipes like these are woven into the course of our crazy lives, between good intentions and just keeping it together.
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