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Cottage pie recipe

Cottage pie

This comfort food classic is a favourite in the cooler months but pair it with a fresh salad and you can enjoy it all year round.
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beef stroganoff

Beef stroganoff

Comfort food at its best - this rich and creamy stroganoff will have you coming back for seconds.
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lamb shanks massaman

Lamb shanks massaman

Tender lamb shanks cooked low and slow until falling off the bone and served in a mild Massaman curry.
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Pot of harissa pumpkin soup

Pumpkin soup recipe ideas

Looking for the best pumpkin soup recipe? You're bound to find a favourite here. Includes roast pumpkin soup, slow cooker pumpkin soup and more!
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beef cheeks, carrot and onion in a bowl

Beef cheeks recipes ideas

Slow cooked beef cheeks are a highlight of winter cooking. Our collection has a beef cheeks slow cooker recipe and more!
beef souvlaki with fennel salad

15 ways to cook with fennel

Love the taste of fennel? Here's a selection of our best fennel recipes, including either the fresh vegetable or dried fennel seeds. You'll find a fennel salad, a fennel cake and more!
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Lemon luscious cake

What’s in season in June

From tangy fruits ideal for cakes, to earthy vegetables that are perfect for soups. Here is everything that's in season in June.
Pan of warm green pea pasta.

Warm green pea pasta

Transform those frozen peas! This green pea pasta takes 30 minutes to make. It's a quick and tasty weeknight dinner.
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Three-grain maple syrup porridge

Three-grain maple syrup porridge

This warming porridge uses brown rice, pearl barley and steel cut oats to create a high-fibre and deliciously-textured breakfast. Pomegranate, permission and blueberries add a sweet touch.
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Mushroom soup

Mushroom soup

Make yourself toasty warm with this thick, creamy mushroom soup, infused with garlic and olive oil.
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in season food july

What food is in season in July?

Buying in season food is a surefire way to enjoy the best quality produce without breaking the bank. Here's what's in season this month and how to cook it!
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Apple pie

Apple pie

A delightfully buttery pastry crust encasing warm, cinnamon-stewed apples makes this classic dessert a favourite.
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parsnip mash

Parsnip mash

Serve this buttery mash with your favourite stew for the ultimate comfort dish.
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apple charlotte

Apple charlotte

For a heavenly dessert, serve these traditional English puddings warm with cinnamon custard.
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Seafood laksa

Seafood laksa

This lux version of seafood laksa with tofu and prawns in a fragrant, spiced laksa broth is better than takeaway.
buddha bowl recipe

Winter vegie bowl

When your body is crying out for a healthy, nourishing lunch or dinner, but the weather is cool, this beautiful winter vegie bowl comes in very handy.
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beef bourguignon

Boeuf bourguignon

This popular dish has stood the test of time. Beef Bourguignon (Bœuf Bourgignon in French) is a world wide loved classic for a reason.
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Prawn and asparagus risotto

Prawn and asparagus risotto

This classic flavour combination makes for a delicious risotto. It's simple to make with quality fresh ingredients to create a wonderful lunch or dinner for the weeknight through to a special dinner.
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baked brie recipe

Baked brie with pine nut dukkah

As it bakes, the creamy centre of this brie becomes infused with garlic. Topped with pomegranate molasses and pine nut dukkah, this molten cheese is a delight for the senses.
souffle recipe with mandarin and chai

Mandarin and chai souffles

Fragrant spices and tangy citrus of mandarins make this lighter-than-air souffle recipe an absolute feast for the senses.
Mexican mac and cheese

Mexican mac and cheese

Our take on the traditional mac and cheese is one we're sure you're going to love. We've combined the traditional flavours of Mexican and put it all in one!
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baked porridge recipe with fig and raspberry

Fig and raspberry baked porridge

To save time in the morning making this delicious and warming porridge, weigh and combine all your dry ingredients the night before. Instead of raspberries and figs you can also use the same weight of other fruits such as apricots, apples, pears, blueberries, blackberries and plums.