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WHAT'S IN Season MUSSELS
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

WHAT'S IN Season MUSSELS

Accompanied with rich sauces, fresh zingy dressings or simply on their own, we love mussels every way!

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10+ mins  |
Issue 64 2020
food bites
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

food bites

food bites

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1 min  |
Issue 64 2020
Slow & Easy Corned Beef
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Slow & Easy Corned Beef

Turn midweek sandwiches deluxe with this spin on the family slow-cooker favourite.

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1 min  |
Issue 64 2020
Supercharged Burgers
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Supercharged Burgers

The secret to this burger? An easy DIY carrot kimchi that's ready in no time!

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2 mins  |
Issue 64 2020
Go With The Grain
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Go With The Grain

From freekeh to quinoa, the range of grains available can be overwhelming! Let us decode the grain aisle for you.

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6 mins  |
Issue 64 2020
Cooking With Karen
Better Homes & Gardens Australia

Cooking With Karen

Three taste sensations to take your meals from winter to spring

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4 mins  |
October 2020
Stress-Less Cooking
Diabetic Living Australia

Stress-Less Cooking

Say goodbye to stress and hello to a super zen dinner. We’ve shared our favourite recipes to whip up in one pan or make ahead and freeze portions, to reduce the food prep required on a busy weeknight

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8 mins  |
September - October 2020
Whats On The Menu
FHM Australia

Whats On The Menu

This month’s we’re going all out with dishes that feature a full course of tasty treats from starters, to mains and even desserts that’ll have your guests begging for seconds!

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5 mins  |
August 2020
Chicken MASTERCLASS
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Chicken MASTERCLASS

It's one of the most popular and economical proteins, so here's how to get the most out of your chook.

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4 mins  |
Issue 63 2020
SLICE of HEAVEN
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

SLICE of HEAVEN

Now you can bake a gluten-free version of the ever-popular chocolate caramel slice!

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2 mins  |
Issue 63 2020
Weekend roast
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Weekend roast

If there is one recipe that everyone should have perfected, it's the chicken roast. Pop it in the oven, and soon you'll be enjoying a warming, hearty dinner.

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1 min  |
Issue 63 2020
DIY FALAFEL
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

DIY FALAFEL

Making falafel from scratch is easier than you think! Perfect this spice-packed favourite at home.

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2 mins  |
Issue 63 2020
BAKED POTATOES
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

BAKED POTATOES

Warm-up those chilly winter nights with these tasty taters!

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2 mins  |
Issue 63 2020
Soup For The Soul
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Soup For The Soul

A warming bowl of chicken soup is one of the most comforting dishes you'll find. Make it even easier with your slow cooker!

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1 min  |
Issue 63 2020
Plant-Based Dinners
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Plant-Based Dinners

Put meat-free dinners on the menu this week with these easy ideas!

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4 mins  |
Issue 63 2020
5 Foods That Lower Your Cholesterol
New Idea

5 Foods That Lower Your Cholesterol

What to eat to keep the doctor away

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2 mins  |
August 10, 2020
Gourmet Traveller

Parisian flan

In his new book, Everyone Can Bake, DOMINIQUE ANSEL demonstrates how to make the perfect sable tart shell for a flan.

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3 mins  |
August 2020
Gourmet Traveller

Village people

The South Coast is home to 47 separate villages, each with a distinct personality. JOANNA HUNKIN visits Shoalhaven Heads, where a new property is celebrating the town’s individual charm.

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4 mins  |
August 2020
TRAVELLING WITH Miranda Tapsell
Gourmet Traveller

TRAVELLING WITH Miranda Tapsell

The actor, author and podcast host shares her love of Darwin, memories of seminal road trips and travel tips.

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3 mins  |
August 2020
Gourmet Traveller

From London to Sydney

Award-winning chef and restaurateur Clare Smyth has hit a number of career highs. Now, she’s bringing her modern fine-dining to Australia, writes KARLIE VERKERK.

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4 mins  |
August 2020
A GRAND OLD DAME
Gourmet Traveller

A GRAND OLD DAME

Never mind the new kids on the block, ANNA HART raises a glass to hotels with history and the timeless allure of a grande dame hotel.

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9 mins  |
August 2020
A Chef's Guide To… Auckland, New Zealand
Gourmet Traveller

A Chef's Guide To… Auckland, New Zealand

Chef and wine bar owner Leslie Hottiaux shares her top tips for eating and drinking in NZ’s biggest city.

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4 mins  |
August 2020
Gourmet Traveller

Ripe For The Picking

The burgeoning wine region of Orange offers much more than world-class drops. Karlie Verkerk explores with glass in hand.

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4 mins  |
August 2020
What We're Eating
Gourmet Traveller

What We're Eating

The Gourmet Traveller team shares their favourite plates of the moment.

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2 mins  |
August 2020
Eating With Paul West
Gourmet Traveller

Eating With Paul West

The River Cottage Australia host on slow cookers, growing produce and apprentice diets.

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3 mins  |
August 2020
Black garlic magic
Eat Well

Black garlic magic

Sweet and concentrated in flavour, black garlic is an epicurean delight that has seduced the culinary world globally

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4 mins  |
Issue #31, 2020
The Bare Bird
Eat Well

The Bare Bird

The Bare Bird chicken products are 100 per cent antibiotic-free, accredited free-range and raised on a plant-based diet containing no animal by-products, antibiotics, hormones or steroids.

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2 mins  |
Issue #31, 2020
Reviews
Eat Well

Reviews

Nourishment for your mind and soul

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2 mins  |
Issue #31, 2020
Golden ghee
Eat Well

Golden ghee

Ghee, a type of clarified butter that’s synonymous with Indian and Middle Eastern cuisines, is an artisanal kitchen favourite thanks to its versatility in dishes, delicious taste and added health benefits

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5 mins  |
Issue #31, 2020
Growing carrots
Eat Well

Growing carrots

Carrots are universally loved and are one of the most popular choices when it comes to household veggies. While they are not the easiest to grow, they make for a satisfying crop so when you get it right, you’ll be hooked.

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5 mins  |
Issue #31, 2020