Nuts
Adam Liaw’s butterscotch and pecan banana splits
Best shared between two, this playful dessert shows a bit more restraint than the classic multicoloured banana split.
- 30 mins - 1 hr
- Adam Liaw
Hoisin and lemongrass kind-of-crispy pork noodles
Maximum flavour meets minimum effort in these hoisin and lemongrass noodles. Top with crispy sausage, fresh herbs and peanuts for a fast, texture-packed dinner.
- < 30 mins
- Katrina Meynink
Sarah Pound’s Mediterranean tuna and whipped hummus lunch crisps
Boost your workday with 30g of protein. These crunchy tuna and avocado tortillas are a speedy make-ahead lunch – crisp the bases, assemble and enjoy.
- < 30 mins
- Sarah Pound
Give your weeknight steak a tropical glow-up with this sweet and spicy beef salad
This zesty Thai-style salad balances scorched beef with juicy pineapple for a vibrant meal that’s ready in minutes.
- < 30 mins
- Jessica Brook
Roasted pumpkin, farro, chickpea and golden halloumi salad
Caramelised pumpkin and crispy halloumi make this a textured, flavour-packed bowl that keeps you full for hours.
- 30 mins - 1 hr
- Sarah Pound
Fragrant Syrian chicken with lemon and pistachio cous cous
This aromatic Syrian-style braise balances weeknight ease with dinner-party flair. A zesty, nut-studded side dish is its ideal companion.
- 30 mins - 1 hr
- Sarah Pound
Helen Goh’s nectarine, pistachio and brown-butter friands make the perfect January treat
These little nectarine and brown-butter cakes suit January’s rhythm perfectly: hot days, long matches on TV, slow drifting between indoors and out.
- 30 mins - 1 hr
- Helen Goh
Bucatini with Thai basil and green chilli pesto
This Italian-Thai fusion takes classic pesto in a bold new direction. Fragrant Thai basil, green chilli and macadamias create a zesty, no-cook pasta sauce.
- < 30 mins
- Rosheen Kaul
Bang bang tater tots
Carby, sweet and savoury, these fancified potato gems are what snack dreams are made of.
- 30 mins - 1 hr
- Katrina Meynink
Honey joy to the world: These festive treats are child’s play during the school holidays
There’s no better way to get kids involved in Christmas lunch than getting them to make these. Think of them as a cross between honey joys and rocky road.
- < 30 mins
- Adam Liaw