Kung Pao Chicken
A Chinese classic, this dish can be served for lunch or best enjoyed during dinner.
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A Chinese classic, this dish can be served for lunch or best enjoyed during dinner.
This recipe sums up everything that’s wonderful about Italian cooking – rich, distinctive flavours that work perfectly together.
Get stuck into the wonderfully rich, bitter-sweet caramel sauce that adds an intriguing dimension to this exotic dish.
No cut of pork is better suited to stir fry than fillet. That said, this recipe assumes you have a good strong stove and a heavy based wok. If the answer to either is no, then always fry the pork in batches, in order to keep the heat high. Also,…
For the tomato sauce: Making your own tomato sauce is super easy, and you can prepare it in batches to freeze so you always have a nutritious cooking ingredient to hand. You don’t have to follow our suggestions for the vegetables; just make sure you include the two cans of tomatoes…
This colourful, nutrient-dense salad is a delight to prepare and eat! The harissa adds a fiery kick while the grains, seeds and veggies offer endless health benefits.
This casserole will appeal to all the family with the sweet-tasting potatoes, complemented by the distinctive flavours of garlic and celery.
Prepare this delicious curry in your pressure cooker for a quick and healthy meal that’s bursting with flavour.
This salad is super easy to prepare and will instantly conjure up the fresh flavours of the Mediterranean.
Coffin Bay oysters from South Australia are raised in the clean, fresh water of this part of Australia, making them a quality oyster to enjoy cooking and eating. This simple recipe contrasts the creaminess of the oyster with the tanginess of tomatoes for a perfect taste combination.
St Helens on the north-east coast of Tasmania is famed for its fresh and delicious oysters. They are the perfect ingredient for this easy-to-make frittata, suitable for a substantial breakfast or a satisfying brunch.
A true Australian delicacy, Sydney Rock oysters can be found in the waters stretching from southern Queensland down to Victoria. Renowned for their rich flavour, these oysters work well with the aromatic nutmeg and saffron in this recipe.
Simple and delicious salad made with roasted chickpeas, avocados, loads of veggies, and tossed in with a homemade honey garlic Greek yogurt dressing.
Tuna Pasta Salad is an incredibly delicious dish that is simple to prepare. It can be made in advance and enjoyed either hot or cold. You will love the fantastic flavours of this delicious salad.
Tender and juicy chicken breast recipe made with honey, lemon, potatoes, and then baked to perfection.
This was a favourite recipe in our house, a twist on the old “spag bol”, it a great dish to introduce spicy food to younger children.
Simply set and forget with this Sweet & Sour pork throwback.
Juicy and flavoursome thighs that are just perfect for family meals or BBQs. The herby, citrusy marinade draws out the chicken flavour perfectly.
These burritos feel substantial enough to fill you up, yet they offer one of the most healthy breakfast alternatives you can find.
This coleslaw will entice you with its rainbow of colours and tangy dressing.
This warming cereal is packed with energy-giving ingredients and will set you up till lunchtime.
This Sweet & Sour Vegetable Stir Fry is full of colourful veggies tossed in a simple sweet and tangy sauce. It’s a gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegetarian main or side dish that only takes 20 minutes to make.
Our baked blue eye recipe is a saviour for mid-week meals when you don’t have a lot of time on your hands.
This recipe combines a variety of flavours and offers a generous dose of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants too! For a twist on the basic recipe, add four soft-boiled eggs, cut in half, to top the salad.
Conjure up the taste of Malaysia with this aromatic curry served with plain rice.
This colourful dish is easy to make and fun too, so why not get the youngest members of your family to pitch in?
This slow-cooked dish is brimming with flavour and goodness. Super easy to cook, it’s also a fantastic way to get your vitamins and minerals!
Inspired by fresh and tasty Greek cuisine, this toastie makes a quick and nutritious lunch.
Who says toasties have to be savoury? This has got to be the best toastie recipe for anyone with a sweet tooth.
This old favourite will be your go-to toastie when you want a quick fix of flavour that will fill you up.
This aromatic soup is a delight to prepare. It is super quick and easy, too!
Tuck into the delicious fresh flavours of this Spanish dish with a subtle spicy undertone.
This simple way to serve zucchini brings out their flavour the healthy way.
The high vegetable content in these fritters counts towards your five-a-day, while the haloumi will give them a unique taste and texture. Serve as a healthy snack or with a green salad and some crème fraiche or natural yoghurt for a light meal.
This recipe combines everything you love: chocolate and all the goodness of beetroot, pear and raspberries!
This soup is bursting with colour and flavour. It’s perfect as a healthy comfort food served with cheesy garlic bread.