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Tea brined roasted chicken

Tea brined roasted chicken

Change up your next Sunday night roast with this tender tea brined chicken from The Australian Women's Weekly 'Made from Scratch' cookbook. Juicy and succulent meat with a gentle smoky flavour.
Baked chicken with maple parsnips

Baked chicken with maple parsnips

Pan baked chicken with sweet caramelised​ onion and golden maple parsnips - simple, delicious and ready in under an hour. And suitable for diabetics too!
Roasted fruit salad

Roasted fruit salad

Full of sweet roasted fruits, this unique salad makes the perfect addition to your next brunch!
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Gorgeous Greek recipes

Combining fresh vegetables, olive oil, and flavourful meats such as lamb and pork, Greek food is hearty, generous and tasty. This collection of our favourite Greek recipes is meant to be shared with family, friends and loved ones. Whether you're after classic kofta meatballs, delicious wrapped gyros or a fresh salad with feta and olives, we've got you covered. Our spinach and cheese spanakopita is utterly delicious, and don't forgot our sweet baklava to finish the meal!
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Tamarind and lemon grass lamb ribs

Tamarind and lemon grass lamb ribs

Love lamb? Try these mouthwatering, juicy, and oh-so-succulent tamarind and lemon grass lamb ribs - perfect for your next BBQ or dinner party with friends.
lamb rump roast recipe

Lamb rump roast

Create this Australian favourite this weekend with this beautiful roast lamb. Served with a fragrant grilled tomato salad and steamed greens for a tasty Sunday dinner.
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Roast lamb and vegetables

Roast lamb and vegetables

Delight your family this weekend with this classic Australian roast dinner. Rosemary and garlic infused lamb is cooked to perfection, and served with roasted pumpkin, potatoes, onions and kumara.
Roast vegetables with autumn tabouli

Roast vegetables with autumn tabouli

As the cooler weather encroaches following summer, serve up carefully roasted vegetables and sweet banana chillies with this popular Middle Eastern salad for a wholesome addition to any meal.
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MAPLE AND PISTACHI MUESLI

Maple and pistachio muesli

Sweet, nutty and packed full of wholegrains, this maple roasted fruit and pistachio muesli is beautiful served on it's own with fresh milk, or sprinkled atop yoghurt and fresh berries. Make in batches to give to your friends and family as gifts.
Moroccan spiced roast beef with caramelised cauliflower

Moroccan spiced roast beef with caramelised cauliflower

Tender, juicy beef is beautiful marinated in a fragrant Moroccan seasoning and cooked to perfection. Serve your meal with sweet, caramelised cauliflower and steamed green beans for a flavour sensation that will leave you wanting more!
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Coq au vin with parsnip mash

Coq au vin with parsnip mash

These seasonal favourites are perfect for cosy autumnal evenings. As the recipes cook, your home will be filled with beautiful aromas that the whole family will thank you for.
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Greek-style lamb with golden potatoes

Greek-style lamb with golden potatoes

It seems lamb is definitely the Greeks’ choice when it comes to meat and this couldn’t be more simple and delicious if it tried. Studding the lamb with the garlic and rosemary infuses the meat with flavour while it cooks and who can pass up a golden spuddy! I’ve included a quick little recipe for […]
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Roast chicken with lemon stuffing

Roast chicken with lemon stuffing

How to join a chicken: Remove string, place chicken on a board, and cut skin around leg with knife against carcass then press leg joint outwards to expose the joint. Cut through and slip point of knife under the hack to release the maryland (drumstick and thigh). Repeat with other side. Separate into thighs and […]
Roast Chicken with Rice Stuffing

Roast chicken with rice stuffing

This gluten-free stuffing has endless variations. Add nuts or dried fruit, and other herbs and spices. To tie up a chicken, place it on its back. Pull skin over neck and secure by folding wing tips back over skin. Run string around wings and underneath to cross over back. Turn chicken over and bring string […]
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Roast turkey cranberry and macadamia stuffing

Roast turkey cranberry and macadamia stuffing

Equipment paper towel; food processor (for breadcrumbs) sharp knife; frying pan; wooden spoon; large baking dish; butchers twine; foil; skever; sleve; whishk 5kg (size 50) turkey, rinsed well inside and out, then patted dry Roasting the turkey upside down for most of the cooking time will ensure lovely moist breast meat. The duck fat (available […]
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Baked Fish with Fennel

Baked fish with fennel

Recipes+ have used basa fillets here. You can also use barramundi or ling for this baked fish with fennel. If you find the distinctive taste of fennel too strong, substitute zucchini.
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Roast lamb loin

Roast lamb loin

Rosemary, lemon and bacon stuffing combine to give this roast lamb a powerful flavour and texture boost. Roasted vegetables complete this Sunday night favourite.
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roast lamb with mint jelly

Roast lamb with mint jelly

Create a classic Sunday roast at home with this timeless rosemary lamb recipe, complete with crispy golden potatoes and a refreshing mint jelly.
Standing rib roast

Standing rib roast

Just for you: a simple recipe for a standing rib roast. For a perfect result, bring the meat to room temperature before roasting, season it well, and rest before serving.
Fig-glazed ham

Fig-glazed ham

Look for the pink Australian Pork mark on products that contain only Australian pork. Store ham in a calico ham bag. Wash the bag in a solution of 2 cups water and 1 tablespoon white vinegar and wring out. Cover the cut ham with the reserved rind or baking paper. Place ham in bag and […]
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Balti biryani

Balti biryani

Balti biryani gets its name from the thin, pressed-steel wok it is traditionally cooked and served in. A spicy rice based dish with tender meat and fragrant curry.
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Roast pork with spiced apple sauce

Roast pork with spiced apple sauce

To save time, ask your butcher to score the rind and truss whole loin with string. For a crisper crackling, keep pork uncovered in fridge overnight, to dry out rind. Note
slow-cooked pork neck with cider and pear

Slow-cooked pork neck with cider and pear

Stuffed with the meat of spicy Italian sausages and slowly roasted on a bed of onions, pears and cider, this slow-cooked pork neck is rich, fragrant and absolutely full of flavour.
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PORK LOIN WITH FRESH PEACH CHUTNEY

Pork loin with fresh peach chutney

Apple sauce certainly has its place when it comes to roast pork, but our pork loin with fresh peach chutney will give you a new twist on this old favourite. Don't worry, we haven't forgotten the crackling!
Beef fillet with chermoulla

Beef fillet with chermoulla

This lean and tender baked eye fillet will literally melt in your mouth, while the herbs and spices that make up chermoulla are busy having a party there.
VEAL SHANKS WITH HONEY AND LEMON

Veal shanks with honey and lemon

These braised veal shanks come in their own pretty little paper packages and make a delicious winter meal. Serve with mashed potato and plenty of greens.
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roast pork and apples with mustard fruits

Roast pork and apples with mustard fruits

Once again we must thank the Italians. This time, it's for mustard fruits which provide a sweetness along with a uniquely spicy accent to any dish they are added to. Here, it's roasted pork.
sage-roasted pork loin

Sage-roasted pork loin

This moist sage-roasted pork loin is a deliciously simple mid-week family meal. Serve it sliced thickly with roasted vegetables and keep the leftovers for the kids' lunchbox sandwiches.
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SLOW-ROASTED PORK WITH FENNEL

Slow roast pork with fennel

This slow roasted pork with fennel dish will fill your kitchen with the type of aroma that will have the hoards running to the dinner table. Any leftovers can be sliced and used for the kids' lunchbox sandwiches.
Roast fillet of beef and vegetables

Roast fillet of beef and vegetables

Beef fillet is a beautiful, premium cut of meat. This dish can be created successfully with a boneless mini lamb roast or lamb rump. It's all cooked in the one baking dish, minimising the washing-up, and is so easy it could be delegated to anyone in the family.
za'atar-rubbed lamb with chilli tabbouleh

Za’atar-rubbed lamb with chilli tabbouleh

Za’atar, a blend of roasted dry spices, is easy to make, but a prepared mix of sesame seeds, marjoram, thyme and sumac can be purchased in Middle-Eastern food shops and delicatessens. Try it sprinkled on your morning toast that’s been spread with softened feta cheese or ricotta. Note
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warm duck, orange and mushroom salad

Warm duck, orange and mushroom salad

Lamb’s lettuce, also known as mache or corn salad, has a mild, almost nutty flavour and tender dark-green leaves. It’s commonly sold in 125g punnets; you will need four punnets for this recipe. Note
indian-spiced lamb rack

Indian-spiced lamb rack

Give your roast lamb rack an Indian flavour with this delicious and fragrant spice paste. You could also use it as a spice rub for any other kind of meat.
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lamb pot roast

Lamb pot roast

Recipe can be made a day ahead and refrigerated, covered. Recipe suitable to freeze; thicken with cornflour just before serving. Note
CAPSICUM & SPINACH STUFFED LAMB

Capsicum & spinach stuffed lamb

Ask the butcher to bone the lamb loins for you. You could replace the capsicum dip with sun-dried tomato pesto. The lamb can be prepared to the end of step 3. Cover and refrigerate. Stand lamb at room temperature for 30 minutes before roasting. The lamb may take up to 5 minutes longer to roast […]
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antipasto picnic loaf

Antipasto picnic loaf

That's not a sandwich...that's a sandwich! This delicious roast vegetable-stuffed antipasto loaf is simply perfect for a picnic lunch.
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leg of lamb with couscous and eggplant puree

Leg of lamb with couscous and eggplant puree

Israeli couscous, also known as pearl couscous, is made of baked wheat rather than semolina (like the couscous from North Africa). Its granules are much larger (its size and shape is similar to a pearl) and it maintains its texture and firmness without sticking. It is available from most major supermarkets. Note
quail with tomatoes and mint dressing

Quail with tomatoes and mint dressing

For a more intense flavour, combine cooked quail and mint dressing in a large bowl; cover, refrigerate 3 hours or overnight. Remove from refrigerator about 30 minutes before serving. Stir in tomato. Note
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Chicken with leeks and artichokes

Chicken with leeks and artichokes

This slow-cooker chicken with leeks and artichokes is succulent and gorgeous served on a bed of mashed potatoes and drizzled with the cooking juices.
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tomato and fennel soup

Tomato and fennel soup

This fresh and tasty soup is wonderfully fragrant and filling from the goodness of veggies. Serve it hot topped with crushed almonds for extra crunch.
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FISH & ROASTED CHIPS WITH CITRUS SALAD

Fish and roasted chips with citrus salad

We used bream fillets in this recipe but you can use other firm white fish, such as whiting or john dory. To segment the orange, use a small sharp knife to cut the top and bottom from the fruit. Cut off the rind including the white pith, following the curve of the fruit. Holding the […]
felafel rolls

Falafel rolls

Served with homemade baba ghanoush and zingy tabbouleh, these warm falafel wraps will be a popular dinner dish.
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