Recipes
The perfect vegetarian dish for spaghetti lovers.
A hearty, delicious Sunday night winter meal.
A beautiful week night dinner, filled with colour and flavour!
The flavour of miso is a delicious addition to this simple corn and potato soup.
Sausage rolls are the epitome of a good Aussie get together or celebration.
There is nothing better than the aromas emanating from your slow cooker while this lightly spiced brisket is bubbling away!
This tasty picnic cob is made the night before required and can be adjusted to your taste and limited only your imagination
This Turkey Bon-Bon is perfect for either a traditional hot Christmas lunch served with roasted vegetables, or a casual get together accompanied by a crunchy slaw.
Kassler is a smoked loin of pork which is tender, full of flavour, has little fat and is already delicately cooked.
Enjoy the taste of spring with our show-stopping chermoula spiced lamb recipe!
Hearty Chicken and Vegetable Soup
This Thai Pumpkin and Chickpea Curry makes for a hearty vegetarian meal on these cold Canberra nights.
Slow-roasted tomato and basil soup made with fresh tomatoes, garlic, olive oil, thyme and basil is a delicious and flavourful way to kick-off soup season!
This recipe makes for a healthy lunch or snack and is a brilliant way to use up leftover roast veggies from dinner.
Going meat-free never looked or tasted so good.
Serve this ham warm or cold for a delicious and special Christmas lunch.
This healthy Thai-Style Fried Rice recipe comes bursting with the tastes and flavours of Thai cuisine and is ready in just 30 minutes!
Adding lemon, mustard and milk to your traditional roast chicken turns it from something special to a succulent masterpiece.
This delicious roast beetroot tart with rainbow chard and feta is perfect for a light spring lunch paired with a fresh pear and rocket salad, and perhaps a glass of chilled sauvignon blanc!
Adding a tin of chickpeas to this dish makes it a complete and nutritious meal.
Being high in protein and rich in many vitamins and minerals, lean pork can be an excellent source of red meat and add more variety to your weekly meals.
Anchovies pack a big flavour punch for such a small fish. When used as a dressing, they impart a salty rather than fishy flavour.
Owing to their beautiful orange colour, pumpkins are a great source of beta carotene, which when converted to vitamin A in the body is needed for healthy vision.
The season for fresh figs is between summer and autumn.
Figs are rich in minerals including potassium, calcium, magnesium and iron and are a good source of fibre, which promotes healthy digestion.
Mediterranean Picnic Cob
This tasty picnic cob is made the night before required and can be adjusted to your taste and limited only your imagination
This tasty picnic cob is made the night before required and can be adjusted to your taste and limited only your imagination. This Mediterranean version is packed with grilled and roasted vegetables, layers of salami, ham, and soft goat’s cheese sourced from your favourite Deli. This loaf is also a great school box lunch option.
Recipe by Ang Quinlan from GH Nutrition
Ingredients
1 round cob loaf
6 slices salami (from Deli Planet)
6 slices leg ham (from Deli Planet)
3 large slices roasted capsicums, finely sliced (from Deli Planet)
6 slices roasted eggplant (from Deli Planet)
1 packet goats’ cheese
3 cornichons sliced
1 cup baby spinach leaves
1 cup sundried tomatoes
1 tablespoon spiced saucy jam (see website for recipe or a chutney, available from Deli Planet)
Equipment
WOODEN BOARD
Recipe
Slice the top off the cob loaf. Scoop out the soft bread leaving a thin shell. Spread spiced saucy jam or chutney of your choice over the bread.
Layer the cob with the meats, cheese, spinach, and roasted vegetables. Replace the top of the loaf and press down. Wrap the cob firmly in cling wrap.
Weigh down the cob with a wooden board (needs to be pressed) and refrigerate overnight.
Slice into thick wedges and serve.
Asparagus and Pesto Omelette
Looking for a healthy and quick meat free meal? Look no further than this asparagus and pesto omelette!
Looking for a healthy and quick meat free meal? Look no further than this asparagus and pesto omelette! With Aussie asparagus in its peak during Spring, you will love this 15-minute recipe either for breakfast or the too-tired-to-cook weeknight dinner.
Recipe by Accredited Practising Dietitian Georgia Houston from GH Nutrition
Ingredients
1 / 2 large bunch of Aussie asparagus, sliced in half lengthways
3 large free-range eggs
75g fresh pesto
Extra-virgin olive oil, to drizzle
Dukkah, to sprinkle
Fresh coriander leaves, to sprinkle
Cracked black pepper and sea salt, to season
Equipment
Small-medium frypan
Small bowl
Recipe
Heat grill to high. In a small-medium frypan, add the asparagus and drizzle over olive oil. Season with cracked black pepper and sea salt and cook until softened.
In a small bowl, crack the eggs and whisk with 1/2 the pesto. Set aside some asparagus for topping and with the remaining spread out and pour over the egg mixture. Cook for a few minutes on the stovetop and then finish under the grill.
Once ready, fold over to form an omelette. Drizzle the remaining pesto over the omelette and sprinkle with dukkah and coriander.
Chocolate Pots
Who among us does not love a deliciously creamy chocolate mousse!
Who among us does not love a deliciously creamy chocolate mousse! Well, these delightful and easy chocolate pots fit the bill. They are smooth and ever so chocolatey with a hint of chewy nougat. They are simply divine, take no time at all to make and look sensational in a jar or retro teacup to serve!
Recipe by Ang Quinlan from GH Nutrition
Ingredients
600 ml thickened cream
360-gram bar of Toblerone
Pinch of salt
Equipment
Saucepan
Serving Jars or Teacups
Recipe
Place cream and Toblerone in a saucepan over low heat mixing until thoroughly combined.
Add a tiny pinch of salt and mix well.
Pour mixture into serving jars or teacups as desired.
Refrigerate overnight.
Serving suggestions:
· Add whipped cream and chocolate chards
· A shot of coffee and top with chocolate-coated coffee beans
· Persian fairy floss or
· Hint of orange liqueur or Baileys Irish cream.