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8 October 2026

There’s something wonderfully relaxed about a gathering built around nibbles, hors d’oeuvres, pass arounds, canapés or whatever you like to call small morsels of party food. No formal seating plan, no pressure to serve

Rind & Reason

24 September 2026

Recipe and images by Fiona Hugues As a kid I never really got the fascination and allure of cheese. My rather naïve relationship with it was primarily limited to greasy strands dangling off a

Marrow

11 September 2026

Nose to tail eating is not a new concept, in fact it was a way of life a generation or two ago. Now it is a catchphrase we often hear from chefs, those culinary

Homemade Yoghurt

6 September 2026

Emma Galloway makes Homemade Yoghurt then uses it in a Parika roast carrot salad Plain yoghurt is one of my most favourite things. Not only is it super simple to make yourself (or easy

Give by Allyson Gofton

30 August 2026

Allyson Gofton says, “GIVE is probably the book with the most soul I have ever written.” This is a big call from a woman who has written 28 cookbooks. We recently interviewed Allyson on

Pear & Blackberry Crisp

27 August 2026

Recipe Vicki Ravlich-Horan Images Brydie Thompson Pear and blackberries are a great combination, and I love them with this hearty crumble. 1 kg pears, peeled, cored and chopped 1 cup blackberries (fresh or frozen)

A Feeling of Lightness at Awatere Village

15 October 2026

*sponsored content for Awatere Village by Oceania Sometimes, when something just feels right, it announces itself quietly. Standing behind the kitchen bench in her sunny two-bedroom apartment, coffee in hand, Bev recalls with perfect

A Holistic Approach to Understanding and Managing Allergies

5 October 2026

Allergic disorders such as dermatitis, hay fever, asthma, hives, anaphylaxis, along with food allergies stem from imbalances in the immune system. Various factors, including genetics, environmental influences, inflammation, and infections, can trigger and exacerbate

The Heart in the Heart of the Home: The Treetown Kitchens

1 October 2026

Words Vicki Jones, Images Ashlee DeCaires There is a kind of magic that happens when a new kitchen project comes together perfectly. It isn’t just about the cabinetry, the benchtop, or the latest clever

Spring has Sprung in the Garden

26 September 2026

Words Lynda Hallinan Spring arrives by stealth in a vegetable garden. As the soil gently warms, tidily mulched beds that previously sat bare all winter suddenly sport a George Clooneyesque five-o-clock shadow of green