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How long does ham last in the fridge?

Ham truly is the food gift that keeps on giving. As long as you follow a few important steps, you will be enjoying your ham for weeks or even months, if you opt to freeze it.
Calypso pavlova with mango curd.

How to make pavlova: top tips

There's some science and rules to follow when making pavlova that will have you turning out picture perfect desserts, time after time.
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Fruit flies on an apple

How to get rid of fruit flies

Fruit flies taken up residence in your fruit bowl? We talked to our Test Kitchen team of experts, for their chemical-free solutions for not getting bugged by bugs this summer.
Stack of buttermilk pancakes

How to make buttermilk

Need buttermilk and have none in the fridge? Try this cheat’s buttermilk that takes just 10 minutes.
Buttermilk, eggs, fetta and other pantry staples

Buttermilk substitute ideas

Need buttermilk and have none in the fridge? We share our list of substitutes and how to incorporate them into a recipe.
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Oven temperature conversions

Oven temperature conversions

Confused when the recipe calls for 'moderately hot' or 'very slow'? We de-bunk all the key terms for you, and share some easy Fahrenheit and Celsius conversions, as well as measurements for gas ovens.
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Pamela Clark and the origin of the Australian Women’s Weekly Birthday Cake Book

With decades of experience at the helm of the Australian Women's Weekly Test Kitchen, Pamela Clark has been a invaluable source of talent, wisdom and recipes. In her new book, she shares the story behind the The Australian Women's Weekly Birthday Cake Book, which has been a staple cookbook on the shelves of countless Australian homes since it was released in 1980.
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The healthiest cheeses you can eat

The healthiest cheeses you can eat

Cheese often gets a bad rap when it comes to improving our health. But there are some cheeses which can be a nutritious, regular addition to our diet.
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finger limes

What are finger limes?

These Australian natives are bursting onto the foodie scene for their big flavour and eye-catching colours, but what exactly are finger limes, and where can you get them?
What is green papaya

How to use green papaya

It's an essential ingredient in Southeast Asian cooking, but what exactly is green papaya and how does it differ from the orange ones we normally see in the supermarket? We give you the lowdown here.
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is sushi healthy

Sushi isn’t as healthy as you think

While your favourite sushi roll is undeniably the healthier option when it comes to fast lunches at the food court, it may also contain some hidden calories you might not be aware of.
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hot smoked salmon salad recipe

Six foods rich in vitamin D

Despite living in a sunburnt country, Australian's indoor lifestyles can mean that we don't get enough vitamin D - thankfully, there are delicious foods to help!
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Oven-baked kumara chips

The health benefits of sweet potatoes

Kumara, or sweet potato as it's more commonly known, has been knocking the humble potato off restaurant menus across the globe for its purported health benefits. Do these claims hold up?
lamb and vegetable casserole

The 8 Hour Diet

Another day, another diet. However, the latest diet trend doesn’t ask you to cut calories, just the hours of the day you consume them.
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6 types of salt and what to use them for

Know your salt: 6 types of salt and what to use them for

It's the humble seasoning that every home cook worth their salt (sorry) relies on, but knowing the difference between table salt, ground salt and Pink Himalayan salt could make your dishes and desserts even more impressive. Here, we explain the subtle differences between six key types of salt and share how best to use them in our cheat's guide to salt.
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Jerk salmon with yoghurt potatoes

The health benefits of salmon

We are constantly hearing about the wonders of obscure and impossible-to-find "superfoods" but take a dive into the world of seafood and you'll find one that stands above them all.
Pearl barley and cherry breakfast bowl

What’s the deal with cereals?

The humble bowl of breakfast cereal has gotten a bit of a bad rap of late but it seems we shouldn't be putting down our spoons just yet.
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Perfect potato salad

Foods that help reduce water retention

If you've ever woken up with a significantly puffier face following a big meal the night before, you might not been imagining it. It's possible you're retaining extra fluids.
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Poached pear and quince with almond crumble

8 foods to avoid during pregnancy

Is zucchini safe to eat while pregnant? What about fried ice cream? Let us straighten it out for you with this list of 8 foods to avoid during pregnancy and why.
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ZUCCHINI QUINOA SALAD WITH CANDIED WALNUTS AND HALOUMI

The surprising health benefits of quinoa

Over the last few years, this ancient seed has become as mainstream as brown rice amongst Aussies. But recent research shows that only twelve per cent of us realise its health benefits.
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poached eggs and mushrooms

What’s the deal with free range eggs?

When it comes to picking your eggs for your morning omelette or rich chocolate souffle, more and more people are opting for the free-range varieties for ethical reasons. But, what is a free-range egg? And is it actually the better option?
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