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Herman Brot
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Herman Brot

Nothing compares to Herman Brot® Lower Carb Pasta. Boasting only 5 grams of carbohydrates per 100g, pasta is back on the menu. With an unprecedented GI rating of 22 (tested by SUGiRS Sydney University), this pasta is the perfect addition to the diet of those with type 2 diabetes. And if those statistics don’t grab your interest, the pasta offers an incredible 39.4g of protein per serve, making it the perfect source of protein for vegans and vegetarians. Australia’s Herman Brot continues to create staple foods full of goodness. For more information visit hermanbrot.com.au

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Issue #31, 2020
Pearl River Bridge
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Pearl River Bridge

Sautéed Prawns Recipe / Pearl River Bridge

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Issue #31, 2020
Japanese Food Made Easy
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Japanese Food Made Easy

If you love Japanese food but feel intimidated by the difficult techniques and hard-to-source ingredients, you are who Aya Nishimura, the Japanese-born food stylist and home economist, had in mind when creating Japanese Food Made Easy. Within the beautifully styled pages of her new cookbook, Nishimura proves that all you need for delicious Japanese food at home are well-selected ingredients and some straightforward methods. Nishimura covers all bases, with healthy and fresh recipes for favourites including ramen, gyoza, teriyaki, tonkatsu and sushi. Expect back-to-basic methods such as how to make steamed rice properly and recipes worthy of a showy dinner party.

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Issue #31, 2020
5 Food Trends For 2020
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5 Food Trends For 2020

From “pea milk” to “adult ice cream”, here are five food trends you’re likely to see a whole lot more of in 2020

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Issue #31, 2020
Cabbages Are Kings
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Cabbages Are Kings

Cabbage is perhaps not the sexiest of vegetables, but it packs a nutritional and taste punch. Here we revisit one of Meg’s favourite winter vegetables.

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Issue #31, 2020
Sweet & Slow
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Sweet & Slow

Not just for savoury dishes, your slow cooker is also an amazing dessert-making hero!

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Issue 62 2020
PIE LOVE
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

PIE LOVE

Combine two of the most comforting desserts, sweet pie and fruit crumble, to make this indulgent winter treat. Just add vanilla bean custard or ice-cream.

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Issue 62 2020
4 MUSHROOMS
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

4 MUSHROOMS

Make the most of this versatile funghi with our four simple recipes to cater for your every mood!

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Issue 62 2020
VEGIE STARS
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

VEGIE STARS

Ditch the meat and try dinnertime with the vegies as the heroes instead!

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Issue 62 2020
Gourmet Traveller

Working it out

Science has proven that the simple act of cooking can alleviate depression and improve our mental well-being. JORDAN KRETCHMER meets four people who have leveraged their relationship with food to find more balance.

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July 2020
PÂTISSERIE PERFECTION
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

PÂTISSERIE PERFECTION

Step inside the kitchen with us and get the satisfaction of creating some of your pâtisserie favourites at home.

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Issue 62 2020
Gourmet Traveller

Ronni Kahn

The social entrepreneur and founder of food rescue charity OzHarvest on Israeli cuisine and minimising food waste.

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July 2020
Sean Moran
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Sean Moran

Kylie Kwong introduces us to some of her hospitality heroes and the individuals helping to grow a stronger community. This month, we meet chef and restaurateur Sean Moran.

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July 2020
BACK TO BASICS
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BACK TO BASICS

A chef-turned-baker from Sydney’s northern beaches believes slow, simple food is the way of the future, writes KARLIE VERKERK.

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July 2020
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TOP DROPS

Victoria’s High Country has become one of the most dynamic winemaking regions in Australia. MICHAEL HARDEN heads north for a lesson in unusual drops.

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July 2020
Sourdough
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Sourdough

Making sourdough from scratch is one-part science and many parts practice, but this naturally leavened bread is worth mastering.

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July 2020
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Food for thought

In times of uncertainty people seek transparency, which is driving a business boom for local producers, writes GEORGIE MEREDITH.

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July 2020
4 Pulses & Beans
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

4 Pulses & Beans

Embrace grains and pulses for quick and easy hearty winter warmers!

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Issue 62 2020
Love Me Tender
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Love Me Tender

Long and slow cooking are the perfect pair for the ultimate roast every time!

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Issue 62 2020
4 Fast Pasta
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

4 Fast Pasta

Use up those packets of pasta in the cupboard with these four delicious dinners!

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Issue 62 2020
Cheat's - Butter Chicken
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Cheat's - Butter Chicken

Love butter chicken but have no time to make it from scratch? Our cheat’s version utilises a store-bought sauce base that you can enhance to make it your own.

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Issue 62 2020
Travelling With Nina Karnikowski
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Travelling With Nina Karnikowski

The travel writer on overcoming her fears, family ties and the future of sustainable travel.

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3 mins  |
July 2020
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The Art Of... Slowing Down

Anna Hart upgrades her travel daydreams as she turns her back on the days of fast travel.

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4 mins  |
July 2020
Eat Well With Pete
Better Homes & Gardens Australia

Eat Well With Pete

Give your favourite dishes a bit of international flair and flavour

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3 mins  |
July 2020
Lentil love
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Lentil love

Explore the nourishing world of lentils with nutrition-packed recipes that taste great too.

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8 mins  |
Issue 61 2020
Warming wonders
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Warming wonders

When the weather cools down, a comforting hot drink always hits the spot. These sugar-reduced beverages make indulgent treats without the guilt!

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Issue 61 2020
FLAVOUR FACTOR
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

FLAVOUR FACTOR

Explore the world with your tastebuds and bring authentic Asian flavours to your dinner plate tonight!

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6 mins  |
Issue 61 2020
ALL HAIL KALE
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

ALL HAIL KALE

Pump up the green this week and make kale the hero of these simple dinners.

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Issue 61 2020
Super Salmon!
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Super Salmon!

Not only easy to cook, this family favourite is super healthy for you too!

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4 mins  |
Issue 61 2020
Easy Vegetarian Lasagne
The Australian Women's Weekly Food

Easy Vegetarian Lasagne

Our meat-free lasagne is pure comfort food – it’s tasty, satisfying and packed with goodness. Tick, tick and tick!

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Issue 61 2020