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- A Spiced Apple and Cider Doughnut with Cinnamon Sugar CoatingThe first cool morning of autumn arrives, and the kitchen suddenly smells like it should be doing something more ambitious than toasting bread. Apples are at…
- Creamy Hummus Without Tahini The Silky Smooth Chickpea SpreadHummus has a way of bringing people together, whether dolloped onto a plate at a long Sunday lunch in Brisbane or scooped up with warm pita at a market stall…
- Dark Chocolate and Sea Salt Tart with Buttery ShortbreadThere is a particular hush when a tray of chocolate tarts comes out of the oven, that quiet lean-in of everyone waiting for the first cool slice. A dark…
- Bia's guide to pairing rosé with grilled vegetables and light pastasThere's a particular pleasure in opening a bottle of chilled pink wine while the barbecue is already smoking and the kitchen is full of good smells. In…
- Brown Butter and Sage Gnocchi with Toasted Pine NutsThere is something quietly magical about a bowl of tender gnocchi, glistening with butter that has been coaxed past gold into a deep amber, scattered with…
- A peach and burrata salad for the last days of summerBy the time late February rolls around in Sydney, the peaches at Carriageworks farmers' market carry that unmistakable perfume - sweet, floral, almost like…
- Bia's Method for Clarifying Butter for High-Heat CookingAfter two decades working the line in New York City kitchens and another stretch of years cooking over a woodstove in the North Carolina countryside, I have…
- Sun-ripened stone fruit and basil salad with honey-lime dressingThe arrival of November in Australia signals the beginning of one of the most generous seasons in the kitchen. Across the country, from the weekend stalls at…
- A Roasted Garlic and White Bean Dip That Beats HummusThere's a quiet revolution happening in Australian home kitchens, and it starts with a creamy bowl of caramelised garlic and buttery white beans. For decades,…
- A Smoky Black Bean Soup with Lime and Cilantro CremaThe first cool stretch across the Blue Mountains has a way of pulling people back into the kitchen, and a pot of something dark and smoky feels like the right…