


Sweet soy beef on rice
Freeze beef for about an hour this will make it easier to slice. To obtain ginger juice, squeeze grated fresh ginger into a sieve set over a bowl. A piece of ginger measuring about 10cm in length will yield 2 tablespoons of grated ginger; this amount of grated ginger should in turn yield the 2 […]
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Poached ocean trout salad with japanese dressing
Substitute watercress and tatsoi leaves for baby spinach and mizuna, if preferred. Note

Poached salmon and pasta salad with rocket pesto
Farfalle is a short, rather sturdy butterfly-shaped pasta that is also known as “bow-ties”. It is good for a dish such as this because the folds and crinkles of each piece help capture the pesto and hold the other ingredients. Replace the farfalle with penne or small shells if you wish. Note
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Sauce diane
As the sauce is heated, the alcohol can ignite. It generally burns off in a matter of seconds, but shaking the pan will extinguish the flame. Keep a lid nearby, exercise caution and don’t use your exhaust fan when making this sauce. Note
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Sweet chilli chicken with mango lime salad
If fresh mango is not available, you can use 800g canned mango cheeks instead; drain them well, then slice thinly. Note

Seafood, bean and tomato stew
This Italian-style seafood, bean and tomato stew has a delicious combination of flavours and textures.

Pepper beef and mushroom stir-fry
Dry sherry can be used instead of mirin. Note
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Singapore noodles
A classic Singaporean dish, these delicious noodles are tossed with prawns, pork and egg to create a real authentic flavour sensation.

Sumac and paprika-spiced chicken with herb salad
Soak 8 bamboo skewers in water for about 30 minutes before use to prevent splintering and scorching during cooking. Note
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Pork cutlets with potato and pea mash
Serve the cutlets with a spoonful of sweet apple sauce, if liked. Note

Sesame chicken stir-fry
Bean thread vermicelli is called win sen in Thailand and fun si in China. While it resembles rice vermicelli in appearance, it is tougher and can be quite hard. Soak the vermicelli only long enough to soften otherwise it will become stodgy or start to fragment. This is also a good vermicelli to deep-fry to […]
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Sausage, kale and fried eggs
Substitutes You can use other flavoured sausages such as pork and apple. This dish is a great way to use up your leftover vegetables. Try using carrot, swede, fennel, pumpkin and kohlrabi instead of the kumara. Note

Pappardelle carbonara
Using wide, tender pappardelle means more surface area to carry that delicious, cheesy, prosciutto-packed carbonara sauce right to your watering mouth.
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Pear and plum amaretti crumble
To make individual crumbles, use four 1½ cup (375ml) dishes and bake 15 minutes. Note
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Parmesan, spinach and bean ragù
We used a chardonnay-style wine in this recipe. This recipe is not suitable to freeze. Note
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Prosciutto and fontina croissants
Croissants are by far the most famous of all the French pastries and are made using a butter-rich flaky pastry. In France they usually eat them just with jam, while around the world they have become popular filled with both savoury and sweet fillings. If you prefer, you can replace the fontina with a good-quality […]

Spaghetti with mushrooms and breadcrumbs
You may use any type of mushrooms for this recipe, we used a combination of oyster, swiss brown, shiitake and button mushrooms. Note
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Ramen, pork and spinach soup
It’s best to make the broth the day before you eat the soup, so that it can chill long enough for the fat to solidify on top. Scoop it away and discard it for a clear broth. Recipe is not suitable to freeze. Note