This convenient baked sausages recipe is a wonderous one-pot meal from the Women's Weekly featuring delicious roasted garlic, fragrant rosemary and tender baked tomato.
The delicious combination of tender shredded chicken and slow cooked beans makes this slow cooker Mexican dish absolutely delicious. Enjoy it warm for a family weeknight dinner.
Chicken cacciatore is a delicious rustic Italian stew of onion, tomatoes, herbs and wine resulting in a savoury and warming casserole perfect for drizzly evenings.
Typically, caponata is an Italian side dish traditionally served with fish. While the capers add to its spectacular flavour and compliment seafood beautifully, it is also delicious simply served with crusty bread.
This one-pan wonder is perfect for those busy nights where cooking is the last thing on your mind. Plus, it's packed full of healthy capsicum to help get your five serves of veggies. Cook this one up for a marvellous Mexican meal the whole family will love.
Everyone loves a good potato bake recipe. There's something brilliant about the combination of a creamy and cheesy sauce with crispy layered potatoes. This recipe adds in delicious chicken sausages and roasted tomatoes for maximum flavour and a hearty texture.
We've swapped rice for nutty pearl barley in this beautiful pea and prosciutto recipe for a flavour and texture explosion. Try finishing your dish off with a sprinkling of haloumi crumbs to create the ultimate comfort food.
This super tasty dish is quick to prepare, perfect for weeknights. It's packed full of Mexican spices your family will love, plus heaps of plant-based protein to fuel your bodies.
When it comes to quick and easy family dinners, you can't get much better than cooking it all in one appliance. We've gathered our favourite recipes that only need one pot, pan or casserole dish, from stews and soups to risotto and roast dishes. And the best part? These tasty meals are super easy to clean up.
When you think of comfort food, it's generally something warm, oozing and crunchy, packed full of salt or sugar to settle your food cravings. And even when we look back the classic Australian Women's Weekly favourites, we've always loved our one-pot meals.These retro recipes include pasta and potato bakes, creamy tuna mornay, cheesy mac and cheese and hearty meat casseroles. You'll also find deliciously warm desserts including rhubarb crumble, hot apple pie and rice pudding.
Looking for an easy dinner to throw together after work that will still get you and the kids excited? It doesn't get much simpler (or tastier) than this one-pot chicken and rice recipe.
This lower carb version of pilaf smartly substitutes rice for cauliflower. Served with pappadums and coriander, this recipe is full of subtle Indian flavours
