A simple but delicious egg recipe that’s perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Learn how to make the mince pies that Jenny brings to the Harvest Day picnic with her fellow apprentices.
These are the perfect gooey, chocolatey addition to any sleepover (or afternoon tea!)
A delectable summer recipe from The Agrarian Kitchen.
Asian flavours meet an Italian classic to create a divine plate of food.
You can’t go past Hokkien noodles for a quick and easy dinner. Enjoy a bowl of these tasty noodles and the delicious umami hit that VEGEMITE gives to the sauce.
This delicious VEGEtarian stir-fry is packed with flavour and will be on the table in less time than it takes to order take-away.
VEGEMITE adds a savoury twist to these delicious tartlets – perfect for a light lunch or tasty snack!
A lemon meringue pie is one of the most fresh and zingy bakes you can make and my classic recipe features on my blog, but for this book I wanted to improve it if I could and that’s when I came up with individual Mini Lemon Meringue Pies.
I am obsessed with all things ‘blondie’ and these Cinnamon Blondies hit the spot.
I find that a quiche is one of those bakes that lends itself well to lunchtime, dinnertime or even as part of a mid-afternoon snack.
Bestselling author, Fiona McIntosh, shares her scrumptious recipe for these simple sweets with us.
Since we realised we could make tortillas with wheat flour and our own rendered lard, we’ve never looked back.
This dish makes a lovely starter or side. Add some prosciutto or preserved tuna in olive oil and wild rocket, and you have a light lunch.
This is by far the most balanced and delicious tart I have ever tasted . . .
Try this delicious favourite from The Science of Spice.
Looking for an addictive snack in under 30 minutes (and just 5 ingredients)? Look no further!
This is my version of a spectacular Madhur Jaffrey dish that my mother makes: ‘aubergine in a pickling spice’.
Shahi tukra is a rich Mughal dessert, where crisp butter-fried bread is soaked in a cardamom-and-saffron-infused milk.
