Recipe VICKI RAVLICH-HORAN | Images ASHLEE DECAIRES A little fiddly but an impressive way to serve new potatoes this BBQ season. Baby potatoes Woody sprigs of rosemary Olive oil Salt & pepper I used a thin metal straw to pierce a hole through each potato. Cut the rosemary into equal lengths and strip two thirds…
Recipe & Images EMMA GALLOWAY There is so much flavour packed into these sweet and sour lettuce cups, and while the ingredients list may look long, they’re super simple to pull together. You’ll find makrut lime leaves and tamarind puree at selected supermarkets or Asian grocers. Makes approx. 8–10 3-4 tbsp coconut or peanut oil…
Recipe: ANGELA BERRILL, Dietician & Nutritionist | Images: SHAUN CATO-SYMONDS Recipe excerpt from The Sweet Louise Cookbook 2020 – sweet and savoury favourites raise funds for women with incurable breast cancer. The new 2020 edition of The Sweet Louise Cookbook can be downloaded for $40 from 1 October from sweetlouise.co.nz “Do any of you have…
Recipe: Vicki Ravlich-Horan | Images: Ashlee DeCaires I’m a sucker for a good onion ring – battered, definitely not crumbed. The beer in this recipe conveniently means there is half a bottle spare for the cook—although I am not endorsing drinking and frying! You can swap the beer for sparkling water which will give you…
Recipe & Images: Amber Bremner There’s nothing more comforting than a pie on a cold winter’s day, and making them yourself is ever so satisfying. A crisp, flaky pastry case breathes new life into pantry ingredients, something that’s more welcome now than ever. I used New Way flaky puff pastry, which is vegan, available from…
Recipe: Megan Priscott | Images: Brydie Thompson I don’t really know what to name this salad; garden salad is too broad and boring, it’s not Greek or Mexican, so let’s go with Gabriella. You really can go with what is seasonal and available, think Mediterranean when you substitute any ingredients so it stays balanced and…
Recipe & Images: Amber Bremner Tapenade is a traditional French condiment usually made with olives, capers, anchovies and olive oil. This version is vegan, and a little healthier with pumpkin seeds giving a boost of fibre, protein and iron. Serve tapenade in place of pesto, as part of an antipasto platter, on crackers, bread or…
Recipe & Images: Amber Bremner The fruit of the olive tree can divide a room. Understandable, if sliced pizza olives are the only olives someone has tried. They would be missing out on the huge variety of plump, savoury and, dare I say it, meaty, olives that can add so much to a meal. I’m…
Recipe: Vicki Ravlich-Horan | Images: Ashlee DeCaires Madhur Jaffrey, the Queen of Indian cuisine, writes of the importance of dal when she says in her Curry Bible “you can take meats and fish and vegetables from an Indian, but you cannot take away his dal – the core of his meal”. Technically dal (also known…
Recipe and Images: Emma Galloway, My Darling Lemon Thyme You can serve this as a side, but it’s balanced enough to call a meal in its own right too. You’ll find hulled buckwheat at some supermarkets or at health food stores. It’s a great source of plant-based protein and although the name would suggest otherwise,…
