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Cuisine – Homegrown greens

If you are growing herbs in your garden there always seems to be more than you need. There are a number of ways to store...

Cuisine – Stalk talk

The first asparagus spears at your local fruit and veg shop are a sign that summer is just around the corner. Turn the woody ends...

Cuisine – Fresco’s panfried hapuka

This recipe, which includes mussel hash cakes, ginger tomato buerre blanc and green beans, is among the popular ‘fish of the day’ selections at Fresco...

The Adriatic Kitchen

As exotic as this little book might sound, the recipes are easy to follow and the ingredients will be familiar to most NZ cooks. The...

Cuisine – Become a stalker

Do you eat broccoli stalks? If not, why not? Maybe you were only served the florets as a child, and you’ve never thought about eating...

Cuisine – Fast furious feijoas

The eagerly anticipated feijoa season is always fast and furious. They first appear on our trees in late March. In April they’re falling all over...

Cuisine – Slow and steady makes the best mayo

A lot of people balk at the idea of making their own mayonnaise. Horror stories abound about how it curdled or was runny or just...

Cuisine – Use your loaf

Twenty million loaves of bread are thrown away in New Zealand every year. It’s hard to believe that so many uneaten crusts, stale slices and...

Cuisine – Tangy on toast

Citrus is the star of winter. When not a lot else is in season, it is sweet, colourful and cheap. Citrus trees can produce big...

Cuisine – Tomato Pasta Sauce

Despite the dryness, vegetable gardens in February are full of produce. If it’s more than you can eat, offer the excess to friends neighbours or...