Recipe

Give this simple yet delicious soup some extra zing with fresh coriander and a sprinkle of chilli flakes.

This seafood pasta is complemented beautifully by the addition of kombu, which provides salty notes to the dish. Although ground kombu can be used, you can also add a pinch of finely chopped kombu to the frying pan when adding the garlic. You can find kombu at your local Asian grocer.

Murray River Salt “Salt Flakes” are produced from the pristine brines sourced from the ancient underground aquifers of the Murray Darling Basin. Famous chefs, restaurant owners to foodies from around the globe love the sprinkle of the naturally pink Salt Flakes. With their unique flavour and texture, you will really taste the difference.

Murray River Salt “Salt Flakes” are produced from the pristine brines sourced from the ancient underground aquifers of the Murray Darling Basin. Famous chefs, restaurant owners to foodies from around the globe love the sprinkle of the naturally pink Salt Flakes. With their unique flavour and texture, you will really taste the difference.

Murray River Salt “Salt Flakes” are produced from the pristine brines sourced from the ancient underground aquifers of the Murray Darling Basin. Famous chefs, restaurant owners to foodies from around the globe love the sprinkle of the naturally pink Salt Flakes. With their unique flavour and texture, you will really taste the difference.

Grand Italian is proud and passionate about authenticity and tradition and has been making pasta for Australians for more than 30 years. Grand Italian’s delicious range of gnocchi is carefully crafted by following the most traditional recipes for a gnocchi that tastes just like homemade.

Kfibre™ is a complex fibre made from sugarcane with most of the sucrose removed. This chemical-free process preserves the cell wall components and results in a high 87 per cent content of total dietary fibre with prebiotic effects. Such fibre contains both soluble and insoluble fractions in addition to retaining complex micronutrients and polyphenols.

This orange cake is deliciously moist and full of orange zest. Boiling the oranges whole removes the bitterness of the pith, which is essential to the finished cake. Refined sugar has been replaced with granulated erythritol for this recipe, but feel free to experiment with other sugar substitutes.

These light, fluffy teacakes are an absolute delight, especially when they just come out of the oven!

Cherries are a fabulous source of vitamin C, which is vital for maintaining healthy skin and for boosting the body’s immune defences. Vitamin C contains potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory phytonutrients that help combat inflammation and oxidative stress in the body. Cherries are also a great source of dietary fibre to support healthy digestion and bowel regularity.

Carrots are bursting with health-promoting antioxidants and vital nutrients needed for good eye health and vision. Orange carrots are packed with beta-carotene, which is a precursor to vitamin A. We need this important vitamin for healthy skin and mucous membranes and for a strong immune system. Carrots also provide plenty of lutein, a potent antioxidant that helps protect the eyes from age-related macular degeneration.

This apple and cinnamon teacake is an oldie but a goodie. It’s super easy to make and uses coconut sugar rather than refined sugar. To make this vegan, swap the egg for a flax egg, use a vegan butter and a plant-based milk.